There was just this whole dialogue between Anderson and his wife questioning why white people do what they do blah blah blah and why they can't see what they are doing blah blah blah. It was like they were saying that ALL white people are like this and every second of a black person's day is white people either putting them down in a condescending way and making it super hard for them to survive their day. It didn't feel like a natural conversation it felt like it was for me the viewer to overhear, so I could know I was a bad white person even and should feel ashamed. I don't watch sitcoms to learn lessons and feel ashamed by people assuming that I don't already know this stuff and or do this in reality. I have bigger, more important things going on in my life than worrying about the fragility of other races when I have definitely had some of the same thing's they complain about happen to me, a white person.
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