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In times like these, many people tend to rely on particular sub-groups formed around ethnic background, or other common properties (because society as a whole seems not caring and/or not functioning). >Whatever happens, you must absolutely hate other ordinary Americans Divide and conquer, yes. It is an old and proven concept. However, I see a difference between rejecting someone or someone's views and positions on account of what the person _is_ (black, gay, ..., something that...