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CMV: antagonizing/trolling/ostracizing racists does not help anything.

30 years ago, making racists look like fools (see Sacha Baron Cohen's recent stunt), firing them for racist remarks, and ostracizing them from society might have worked in forcing them to realize they are in the wrong. Today, however, I feel like the internet give these people an opportunity to sow more hatred.

A person fired for a racist tweet can go online and find 200 more just like him and echo-chamber away until they are full of (truly) dangerous venom.

These actions against racist/prejudice/ignorant racists push them to the edge, and a desparate racist is frightening.

I would like nothing more than to put these less-than humans in their place, but I have to think there are better (read: effective) ways of doing it.
gpt
>A person fired for a racist tweet can go online and find 200 more just like him and echo-chamber away until they are full of (truly) dangerous venom.

This environment exists whether they experience consequences for their racism or not. 

Our options are that either these people get to meet racist friends online and then get to be racist in public without consequence, OR they meet racist friends online but they can't be racist in public without fear of consequence.