Why is that relevant? Does being a middle class white have an impact on your ability to discern the truth? Why "I am a middle class white and i can see that" and not, say, "I am a fisherman and I can see that."?
But as to your point, consider these statements:
1. Middle class whites use faulty logic in Hacker News discussions.
2. Some middle class whites use faulty logic in Hacker News discussions.
Notwithstanding the results of any studies, do you not see that there's a salient difference between the two?
You where using a spurious "logical" argument to excuse racist views.
Really? What makes that so obvious?
> You where using a spurious "logical" argument to excuse racist views.
Which racist views am I excusing? Because I don't think I'm excusing a racist view at all. Quite the contrary.
The only thing I've actually said that you could legitimately judge me by is that it important to qualify the statement "if you sound (or look) like you're black then white people won't hire you, or listen to you" because if you don't qualify it then it sounds like you are making a statement about all white people, and this statement is only true of some white people, not all white people. So if you don't qualify it, it's a racist slur, no different from saying, "Moslems are terrorists" or "black people are criminals". Some (but not all) Moslems are terrorists (and so are some non-Moslems), and some (but not all) black people are criminals (and so are some white people), and some (but not all) white people are racists (and so, by the way, are some black people).
Do you actually disagree with any of that?