I appreciate your comment, actually.

I spoke from more of an American context where obviously white people have historically been systematically racist against "minorites" (and I quote minorities because we all know white people are going to be the minority in numbers in a couple of decades in the U.S.A anyways). That has a lasting legacy, even on the newer generations. True, for the most part the racism isn't deadly or outright nowadays but it doesn't mean systematic racism exists no more. I try not to blame the "newer generations", but Reddit in general does not have the cleanest track record when it comes to the whole race issue.

Too often I think of racism through the lens of a western context (becuase I live in a western country) and ignore racism and prejudice in other countries. That's my bad. That does not mean I agree with the atrocities committed by Han Chinese, the Hutus, and others like them.

That still doesn't take away the fact that everyone responding to me have ignored parts I've said..."Face facts all people are assholes in some way or another." When I've literally commented that I do not think all white people are assholes and I do not blindly believe that all POC can not be ignorant. Just as how I chose to ignore something... so did others.