Reply #113: From what was said, it COULD be a SFC reporter. Of course, I am expected to receive shit like this

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but not to let anyone else know what is being said by cowards who strike in the dark.

THIS is the ugliness we are living with, yet so many "liberals" can't be bothered, and think it is just dandy for business owners to add to the prejudice.

The Empathy Gap by J.D. Trout 2009

p. 30 In the research of Fisk and her colleagues, people were asked how different social groups are viewed by their society. When asked a series of questions about social warmth and the competency of different social and ethnic groups, the answers clustered around four emotional responses: pity, envy, pride, and disgust. For example, people routinely react to the homeless with disgust. This is puzzling enough. You might have thought people would pity the homeless, empathize with their position, and feel sorry for them. Not at all. And in a functional MRI study, when study participants were presented with pictures of members from each social and ethnic group, the medial prefrontal cortex--the site that registers the potential for an object's social action--popped for all but one group: the homeless. The homeless maybe seen as human, but not fully so, not as social actors.14