race anxiety

/pol/ is like every other board in that it takes its particular topic and ramps it up to 11.

yeah, you should have a healthy dose of wariness against the media and the hood but the rest is a result of the place running out of topics to speak about.

>>17913867
But how do I fix my fears? I'm afraid to say or even think a racist thought, I don't wanna be crucified (doesnt mean I hate specific races)

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>>17913860
No it's not weird. You don;t want to be something you dislike, that's normal.
What you do is reflect on those opinions you have encountered and the ones you feel that you have - how do they match up, what don't you know and what are you assuming. Separate hyperbolic acts of racism (keyword, act) which you are just being purposely absurd from behaviours you actually believe but have little evidence or relevance. Don;t do things you think are racist and keep an open mind to learn new things about the flavours of the human race which are referred to as a race themselves.
tl;dr: don't become racist by not taking opinions about race at face value without thought- ESPECIALLY FROM /POL/ OR ANYONE
That's the best I can manage on clarity here

>>17913860
People like to get their ideas about politics from other people. Anyone who goes there to be politically incorrect could share their opinions with those looking to form their own. A large enough group could influence the whole board day by day towards a specific ideology if they really wanted to.

>>17913904
Oh ok I see. Thanks for the help and reassurance that I'm not one of them