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> personal experiences
It is what it is. Normal people aren't easily swayed by propaganda I think, only very insecure and weak individuals change with the trends. That means most people now however.

There's been a lot of attempts from various forces/groups to effect my thinking by inserting false dreams and other messages, which all just fall flat because of some simple reasons:

I've never met a rude African or been treated badly by one. This kind of racist indoctrination doesn't work. One time I had to do with an annoying Somali boy who always wanted to sell stuff/get free stuff, but merely being annoying isn't reason to hate someone. At a marketing event I held he came and wanted free stuff again, and the cake and balloons were consequently free. He just took his stuff and looked perfectly happy. Real annoying people wouldn't just be content with getting free stuff when it's free. So that's the extent of how bad my experiences have been with them, and some images on the tv isn't going to change my view.

Same with Muslims, met an annoying Iraqi once, but other than that they have been perfectly normal in all ways. Just speaking loud Arabic on the bus isn't enough to hate someone.

Same story with nazis, never met a rude nazi.

Never met a rude Russian. 

Same with French, Germans, British, Chinese...

There are a lot of hate against all kinds of groups of people and propaganda in media, but if I have only or mostly positive experiences, it won't mean anything.

On the actual negative experiences side are communists, socialists, feminists, government representatives and staff of various kinds and mostly perfectly average white people, where the last group, which I myself belong to, is the worst of all. By my personal experience with them.

Maybe it's a matter of having more experience with them, but if that was the case, people wouldn't be racist at all since they usually don't belong to the group they hate.