Everyone is racist . People who say they aren ' t are probably racist in a more violentextreme way and just hiding it to virtue signal . It ' s just human nature . <| sep |> Thanks for the explanation . I had my doubts as well and came here to find something like this . <| sep |> Also , should note that Don Quijote speaks in a very stilted old fashioned way that makes everyone laugh . Later , Sancho has spent so much time with Don Quijote that he starts talking like him in ridiculous ways and , by the same token , Don Quijote starts using all of Sancho ' s folksy expressions . So that usage could very well have already been crusty by the time Cervantes wrote the novel . <| sep |> Everything eslse is a side dish <| sep |> I agree , but unless that is applied equally across the board which it isn ' t , then there is no logical argument to approve some personalized plates that express a particular religious point of view but deny others that express a different religious point of view irrespective of how popular or unpopular that point of view may be or whether or not officials agree with it . The obvious way to resolve this is to either deny all personalized plates with any religious message including nonpersonalized plates that say in god we trust or to allow them all irrespective of the particular religious point of view and whether or not officials agree with it personally . Either of those would satisfy constitutional requirements . The status quo does not .