Mycroft
High Priest of Ed
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It depends. And that's pretty much exactly the sticking point here.
If people are 'Anti-American' in that they object to the actions of the country, its politics, what it stands for etc then no.
If people are 'Anti-American' in that they hate American people because of the actions of the country then yes.
If I decide to, for example, boycott Coca-Cola because of Trump then I am not being prejudiced against Americans.
And that would be very different in nature to finding out where an American family live near me and scrawling 'Trump is a racist' on their door.
Anti-American as in they judge the actions/motivations of the US by different standards than they do other nations that are aligned differently. The prejudice I was speaking of is against the country, not necessarily the citizens of that country.