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All these fake hate crime accusations tell me that the media does a terrific job convincing people that racism is omnipresent. Once someone is convinced by this propaganda, they start to see all encounters through racism-colored goggles. Likely, they have experienced some racism at some point in their lives - we all have - but they take their uncommon legitimate racist encounters as their proof that they happen, and combine it with what they read about how common racism is supposed to be, and so they then start to interpret all negative inter-race interactions as caused by racism. For example, an employee who didn't perform well on an assignment will assume their low score from their white boss was due to racism. Racism becomes their #1 goto explanation.

But they don't truly experience these grand slam blatant racist encounters like they hear about in the news. They wish they had such a story to tell, but they don't. However, they do "know for sure" that they have smaller racist interactions "all the time", but they don't feel those would be worthy of complaint to others, because such a small story about someone being "miff" to them would be dismissed as petty.

But, the quantity of these slights accumulates to the point where they feel there's a great imbalance and inequity, and they wish to settle the score. So, they decide to make up a story of magnitude that settles the cumulative score of all the smaller injustices they've experienced. The fake stories seem to always smell of predictability because they follow the pattern laid out by the media. The fake hate crimers copy other fake hate crimers, and I think this is why people are able to predict their fakeness upon first hearing them, like what happened here on patnet w/ juicy smolliet.

This race baiting propaganda is truly a dirty and evil wedge being driven between americans.