You're agreeing with me and then disagreeing with an argument that I did not make. It is not disrespectful to compare the justifications used by bigots while promoting bigotry, especially when the language and logic are completely alike. We are not arguing institutional racism, systemic discrimination, or anything else. Again, there is no American parallel to the black experience when it comes to those issues.
I'm not arguing whether blacks have been put through more hell, I'm arguing that
individuals who unjustifiably dislike black folks and black culture, use the same phrases as those who unjustifiably dislike homosexual behavior and culture.
I see what you're doing here and it is inconsistent. In my context, bigoted language is just that. You are not absolved from being a bigot because you
believe that being gay is unnatural (or insert other belief here). Again, we are not discussing institutional racism, we are discussing language and how we identify the unique and harmless behavior of certain individuals within a collective to be indicative of the collective itself, or unworthy of acceptance in society.
And that, is the exact same nonsense white bigots have used since it became unfashionable to use the word ******.