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Hutzpa Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Oct-20-11 03:00 PM
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38. This is another case for covert prejudice
there is a reason to defend such act that is what covert prejudice is all about, it's
about creating a scenario that can be defended.

Accusation cannot be made out rightly.

In this instance the disparity is despicably obvious.

You can also notice a difference in reporting, the image of the $100 man is on the report
but for some unknown reason the image of the $3b CEO is conspicuously missing, is it
deliberate? maybe? is it a mistake? can be, but this is exactly what covert prejudice is.
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