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_*All_* racists are inconsiderate and ignorant,
 
due to their socially-challenged negative-perception bias.
 
But only _*some_* racists are outright intentionally evil and malicious.


 
Chancellor Neighsay iwas certainly the former,
 
and seems to avoid becoming the latter during this finale,
 
instead learning that the magic of friendship can cross all perceived boundaries.


 
And yes, Chancellor Neighsay was technically a 'species-ist',
 
but that's simply a 'higher tier' fantasy/sci-fi version of the same social problem.

_All_ racists are inconsiderate and ignorant,
due to their socially-challenged negative-perception bias.

But only _some_ racists are outright intentionally evil and malicious.

Chancellor Neighsay is certainly the former,
and seems to avoid becoming the latter during this finale,
instead learning that the magic of friendship can cross all perceived boundaries.

And yes, Chancellor Neighsay -is- was technically a 'species-ist',
but that's simply a 'higher tier' fantasy/sci-fi version of the same social problem.

_All_ racists are inconsiderate and ignorant,
due to their socially-challenged negative-perception bias.

But only _some_ racists are outright intentionally evil and malicious.

Chancellor Neighsay is certainly the former,
and seems to avoid becoming the latter during this finale,
instead learning that the magic of friendship can cross all perceived boundaries.

And yes, Chancellor Neighsay -is- was technically a 'species-ist',
but that's simply a 'higher tier' fantasy/sci-fi version of the same social problem.

_All_ racists are inconsiderate and ignorant,
due to their socially-challenged negative-perception bias.

But only _some_ racists are outright intentionally evil and malicious.

Chancellor Neighsay is certainly the former,
and seems to avoid becoming the latter during this finale,
instead learning that the magic of friendship can cross all perceived boundaries.

And yes, Chancellor Neighsay -is-was technically a 'species-ist',
but that's simply a 'higher tier' fantasy/sci-fi version of the same social problem.

_All_ racists are inconsiderate and ignorant,
due to their socially-challenged negative-perception bias.

But only _some_ racists are outright intentionally evil and malicious.

Chancellor Neighsay is certainly the former,
and seems to avoid becoming the latter during this finale,
instead learning that the magic of friendship can cross all perceived boundaries.

And yes, Chancellor Neighsay is technically a 'species-ist',
but that's simply a 'higher tier' fantasy/sci-fi version of the same social problem.

_All_ racists are inconsiderate and ignorant,
due to their socially-challenged negative-perception bias.
But only _some_ racists are outright intentionally evil and malicious.

Chancellor Neighsay is certainly the former,
and seems to avoid becoming the latter during this finale,
instead learning that the magic of friendship can cross all perceived boundaries.

And yes, Chancellor Neighsay is technically a 'species-ist',
but that's simply a 'higher tier' fantasy/sci-fi version of the same social problem.

_All_ racists are inconsiderate and ignorant,
due to their socially-challenged negative-perception bias.
But only _some_ racists are outright intentionally evil and malicious.

Chancellor Neighsay is certainly the former,
and seems to avoid becoming the latter during this finale.

And yes, Chancellor Neighsay is technically a 'species-ist',
but that's simply a 'higher tier' fantasy/sci-fi version of the same social problem.

_All_ racists are inconsiderate and ignorant, due to their socially-challenged negative-perception bias.
But only _some_ racists are outright intentionally evil and malicious.

Chancellor Neighsay is certainly the former,
and seems to avoid becoming the latter during this finale.

And yes, Chancellor Neighsay is technically a 'species-ist',
but that's simply a 'higher tier' fantasy/sci-fi version of the same social problem.

_All_ racists are ignorant, due to their socially-challenged negative-perception bias.
But only _some_ racists are outright intentionally evil and malicious.

Chancellor Neighsay is certainly the former,
and seems to avoid becoming the latter during this finale.

(repeated from the s8 spoilers forum thread cause seems relevant here)

And yes, Chancellor Neighsay is technically a 'species-ist',
but that's simply a 'higher tier' fantasy/sci-fi version of the same social problem.

_All_ racists are ignorant, due to their socially-challenged negative-perception bias.
But only _some_ racists are outright intentionally evil and malicious.

Chancellor Neighsay is certainly the former,
and seems to avoid becoming the latter during this finale.

(repeated from the s8 spoilers forum thread cause seems relevant here)

And yes, Chancellor Neighsay is technically a 'species-ist',
but that's simply a 'higher tier' fantasy/sci-fi version of the same social problem.

_All_ racists are ignorant, due to their socially-challenged negative-perception bias.
But only _some_ racists are outright intentionally evil and malicious.

Chancellor Neighsay is certainly the former,
and seems to avoid becoming the latter during this finale.

(repeated from the s8 spoilers forum thread cause seems relevant here)

And yes, Chancellor Neighsay is technically ita 's species-ist',
but that's simply a 'higher tier' fantasy/sci-fi version of the social problem.

_All_ racists are ignorant, due to their socially-challenged negative-perception bias.
But only _some_ racists are outright intentionally evil and malicious.

Chancellor Neighsay is certainly the former,
and seems to avoid becoming the latter during this finale.

(repeated from the s8 spoilers forum thread cause seems relevant here)

And yes, technically it's species-ist,
but that's simply a 'higher tier' fantasy/sci-fi version of the social problem.

_All_ racists are ignorant, due to their socially-challenged negative-perception bias.
But only _some_ racists are outright intentionally evil and malicious.

Chancellor Neighsay is certainly the former,
and seems to avoid becoming the latter during this finale.

(repeated from the s8 spoilers forum thread cause seems relevant here)