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I respect your position, but I still wonder why you uphold racist colonial terms like 'negro' and negroid (negro-like), what's the ratio for using this kind of racist terms? Don't you know the word 'negro' is the most racist term there has ever been? Don't get me wrong, I don't want to attack you personally, but I just don't understand how an otherwise very conscious person can use such a racist term.
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