It is excruciatingly hard to listen to two privileged whites trade unearned plaudits for ... what? One of them had the "courage" to listen -- and question nothing -- while low-information right wingers spouted off. What kind of "emotional intelligence" does it take to not challenge ignorance and self-delusion? It is strikingly obvious that neither of these mutually adoring phonies have ever been the object of right wing hatred just because their skin was not white enough. Try telling someone who would like to see you lynched that you respect the emotional honesty of their bigotry.

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