Racism is basically inductive reasoning on a massive, societal scale. Sure inductive reasoning can be falsifiable, but if cultural inductive reasoning like racism perpetuates for hundreds of years, there must be relation to truth for it to keep existing. For instance the reason people don't trust black people is because of niggers. There is like 15% chance when you run into a black person they'll be a nigger. They'll have an attitude problem, they'll be quick to violence, you can't trust them for shit. Is the other races natural inclination to not trust black people, in general, therefore justified? Once you gather more information, you should adjust of any individually different, naturally. But as a starting place, isn't it rational to treat races differently based on stereotypes?

I mean, there is a reason, there are no "niggers" of other races. Whites don't have a massive fear toward asians or indians. We create other stereotypes for them, and those stereotypes persist because they reflect reality.

I know I should have posted this during non-eurocuck hours because they have never lived in a society where literal niggers are everywhere for hundreds of years, so maybe they have not created this stereotype in their culture.