The origin of the terms have nothing to do with it, and they historically apply to a broad range of races and peoples, but I guarantee when the average person hears "master/slave" their first thought is likely "American south" and not "IDE Drive configuration" or "hydraulic system", so unless I've misinterpreted you by mistake, I'm not sure how you could seriously claim "the terms master and slave have nothing to do with [the historical systemic dehumanization of PoC]"

I understand it's more syllables to say "primary/secondary", but you can also use:

• Active/Standby

• Parent/Child

• Main/Secondary

• Initiator/Target

• and far more

Changing our habits is annoying and takes effort, but I dont know why people are so enthusiastic to hang onto a term that refers to a historically dehumanizing relationship that people are still unwillingly subjected to in the modern day.

In other news, water is wet. More at 5.

I really enjoy the tune of "Rich men"... Too bad listening to it makes me feel dirty

Why do you consider this weak?

You're correct... but... Most of the republican party is also pro-genocide so I fail to see your point?

The... The college educated left are still working class, the blue collar workers are also working class, you are working class, I am working class.

Unless you are part of the owner class, you are the working class.

Holding distain for the actions of those who run a country is not inherently racist.