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 | | Finally, the philosophy of political correctness asserts that only the negative feelings of oppressors toward the oppressed may be viewed as prejudice, while any negative feelings of the oppressed toward the oppressors are reasonable reactions to the abuse of the oppressors and therefore not considered prejudice. |
 | | Moreover, only the acts of the oppressor are regarded as discrimination, while the acts of the oppressed toward those termed as oppressors, no matter how hostile, are considered to be justified by their long suffering. |
 | | Moreover, only the words and actions of the oppressor are regarded as discrimination, while the words and actions of the oppressed toward those termed as oppressors, no matter how hostile, are considered to be justified by their long suffering at the hands of homophobes. |
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