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>That's one view. At the same time, there are those who would
>say that the confused ones are those who think racism isn't
>clever. Either way tho, I'd like to suggest that attacking one
>another's level of intelligence based on whether or not racism
>is brilliant is far less important than showing some love and
>understanding to one another in the interest of combatting
>it.
>

Even if it's considered clever, that label doesn't work when it's done over and over. Love and understanding is good, but it's a two way street. When someone starts attacking they can expect the same will be returned.