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Exactly. There was a fantastic podcast episode looking at how he did this, but I can't find which specific episode it was now.
I can't believe what I said is being considered such a disagreeable hot take....but I guess that's how polarised the world has become.
You're also on Lemmy so not exactly a fair sample demographic
Your take is only disagreeable because of how unrealistic it is. Do you honestly think everyone else, or even better, society as a whole can implement such time-consuming and long-term methods?
I'm not arguing against the worth or effectiveness of the method. It's actually extremely impressive as a story, but is it feasible as your average way to deal with racists?
Spoiler, no it's not feasible