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<p>Yeah what a ridiculous statement to say that reverse racism exists. There really is no such thing. If they spoke about ‘positive’ racism or discrimination that’s different.</p>
<p>Lol @ ginger prejudice. In Spanish the other day, my teacher showed a picture of a red-haired man yelling. We had to come up with a sentence describing why we thought he was angry. When it was my turn, I said “Porque no tiene un soul” (because he doesn’t have a soul).</p>
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<li>This thread is a year old. Why was it revived?</li>
<li>^In case you didn’t know, there is a Spanish word for soul…it’s ‘alma.’</li>
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<p>And I agree with chrome16 that this thread will not end well if we continue this 
Can we just agree to disagree? :D</p>
<p>So in spanish would that be “Porque no tiene un alma?”</p>
<p>^Si.
I’m only in my second year of spanish, we don’t know schmancy words like “soul” yet :P</p>
<p>What even is this thread? Did someone create it to say they were disappointed with red heads being paid out due to their hair colour? If so, what took them so long to realise that is the case and always has been.</p>