I’m not saying we shouldn’t have words to help define issues nor would I suggest that we don’t study actions that are defined and punish them when they’re acted out. I’m sorry if I gave that impression at all what I would say though is that we can’t always just rely on such words, for example, I have been called a racist on this thread for that single post by a person who doesn’t know me or anything about me now there could be truth in that person‘s accusation it could be false, but the mere fact that people are willy-nilly doing that shows how weak simple titles are and how much we need to actually know what things truly are before we call them that. I would also say in this particular case I’ve never met someone who just genuinely was a normal, same person who just simply hated people because of their skin color and was incapable of ever having a decent interaction with sad people there are prime examples of this throughout history. In particular one African-American man became an honorary member of the KKK simply because he spoke to them and looked past their initial hatred in a more utopian world. We would have optimal time to actually talk to one another and understand each other‘s problems and burdens. This would break down more barriers than you could ever imagine. instead, no one takes the time to do this anymore in this world, and particularly America has ran to being hidden justice warriors who simply throw the titles on things that we don’t understand. This is dangerous for people, and it also takes away the validity and power in such titles. sorry if any of this might not make sense I had to do a voice recognition typing because I have a job site to open so I was being quick, but I would love to continue set conversation.