think about the difference between the simple identity of 'racist' and 'doing/saying/thinking racist things'

locate the patterns and behaviours you replicate

honestly and critically assess your biases and prejudices vs the experiences of those who *are simply telling you their experiences of your behaviour*

if that's too difficult, take some time offline - it will be better for everyone, you included

@ljwrites 100%

not to mention poor and/or foreign

@ljwrites and so often around the church  

apparently he went so far as to call for a child 'possessed by a demon' to be killed, which is an interesting note in terms of his place in the narrative of the enlightenment vs European perceptions of human sacrifice in other parts of the world

@ljwrites he also saw disability as a product of sin and so deserving of punishment/'cleansing'

his radicalism was towards a fairly horrible outcome