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These are some of the milder examples of Luke Wenke's use of the "n-word" and other forms of racial insensitivity that I've come across. More to come in this department, but let's consider this the "starter pack."
Definitely not the type of behavior I would expect of my rideshare driver or DoorDash delivery person. Someone with these types of views should not be in a position of serving people, period. Wenke is already a loose cannon to begin with. Throw in his bigoted views, and there's no saying how much more unhinged he has the potential to become.
I wouldn't feel safe around this guy, period. But I would be especially wary of him if I fell into any of the specific categories of people he likes to target -- which, in the past, has included racial/ethnic minorities, Muslims, military veterans, overweight people, poor people, unemployed people, and more. He's also known to spew homophobic statements (which points to a deep self-hatred that he takes out on the rest of the world).
Long story short, Wenke targets characteristics that he perceives as weaknesses, including (but not limited to) demographic traits and physical attributes. He does this because he rarely, if ever, has a valid reason for attacking his victims (the vast majority of whom never wronged him), and because he's not creative enough to argue on the basis of anything other than what he perceives as an obvious flaw.
In a normal world, being non-white, non-Christian, gay, and/or a military veteran are not bad things (Wenke himself is not even a real Christian, but that's another discussion for another day). And things like financial strife, being on food stamps, and being overweight do not mean that someone is a bad person or a hopeless lost cause.
But in Wenke's deranged supremacist view of the world, he sees himself as inherently above anyone who falls into the aforementioned categories -- including his own relatives, and even though he himself fits some of his own criteria for hating others. (More on that later.)
