Who thinks that Americans are racist?

[Belsnickel]

(08-22-2017, 11:28 PM)Vlad Wrote: That argument may hold water if you were surveying only one nation. The same question was posed to every nation in the survey so the question of social variables is all relative, therefore the results are relative.

Maybe this graph will meet your approval.

How would it hold water if it was only one nation, but not many? Surely you understand that societal norms can, and do, exist on a national scale as much as on a smaller scale. There are multiple layers of societal norms everywhere we go that are based on any number of the communities that we are members of. Things like this are often a norm that could be impacted at a higher level. Of course, you are also ignoring my argument that the study was a measurement of tolerance, not racism. One can be tolerant and still be racist, and so using the data from this study is erroneous from the onset.

And you're graph was done by someone that doesn't even understand what they are trying to mock as they used the wrong word.