If you zoom in to the specific one-on-one interaction then yes a white person being called an Anglo Devil or cracka is having their feelings hurt along racial lines.
However, why should we disregard all the context and background of a global system of white supremacy that keeps the vast majority of POC peoples poor, subservient, and voiceless? Why focus on a white individual being made to feel momentarily uncomfortable when the system of white supremacy perpetrated by white people does not give POC the option of being treated as individuals with feelings and needs?
If a Polish person in occupied Warsaw tells a German on the street to "fuck off to Germany, you Nazi", the possibility of that German not being a Nazi and having their feelings hurt is completely inconsequential to whatever the Pole is going through.
If you zoom in to the specific one-on-one interaction then yes a white person being called an Anglo Devil or cracka is having their feelings hurt along racial lines.
However, why should we disregard all the context and background of a global system of white supremacy that keeps the vast majority of POC peoples poor, subservient, and voiceless? Why focus on a white individual being made to feel momentarily uncomfortable when the system of white supremacy perpetrated by white people does not give POC the option of being treated as individuals with feelings and needs?
If a Polish person in occupied Warsaw tells a German on the street to "fuck off to Germany, you Nazi", the possibility of that German not being a Nazi and having their feelings hurt is completely inconsequential to whatever the Pole is going through.