Where exactly did this movie say that racism was bad?

Rating: 1/10 (18 June 2006)

I'm getting rather confused. A lot of the reviews I've read here say that the movie's message was that racism was bad. Huh? Did I miss something? If anything, the movie seemed to be doing everything it could to justify racism.
Racist cop rapes a black woman in front of her husband humiliating him, but it's perfectly OK because his 'pop' is sick and he rescues her from a burning car. Right.
Clean cut white kid shoots a black kid after a verbal exchange with racist undertones but hey, you think you know yourself? Wait till you've been on the force a few years! Completely understandable.
Also, it's OK to abuse Asians because you just know they're illegally smuggling people over from Thailand. And it doesn't matter which country they're from. Japan, China, Korea you name it. Even with the different languages with completely different words and intonations, they ALL can't pronounce the letter 'R'. Haw Haw! What a movie.
I can just imagine the writer of this flick with a wicked grin on his face as he indulged in all of his evil prejudiced fantasies while writing out the script.
In conclusion, if you are a racist who wants to feel good about yourself, you'll like this movie. Otherwise, give it a miss.