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Yes you do
No, and you can stuff your thinly disguised accusations of raaaaacism.
And you can stuff your misunderstanding of what I am talking.
I'm not talking racism.
...What to Know
Xenophobia is the fear, dislike, and hatred of strangers or foreigners, whereas racism has a broader meaning, including "a belief that racial differences produce the inherent superiority of a particular race." Although they are similar, they are different enough that it is possible for one to be both xenophobic and racist...
Me again:
Anxiety, apprehension, and "feeling uncomfortable" are diffuse/lesser fear. So since she talked "comfortable", she's talking a mild form of Xenophobia not racism.
