LOL, that's probably the most racist thing anyones ever posted on here.Macbeth wrote:
I have slept with just about every race except black. Honestly really not too big a fan of them and would prefer to not live near them. For me every black sterotype relating to crime, drugs, etc. has turned out to be true. Have no problem with any other race.
Sure it is a canned question. Let me clarify what I mean by sharing a perception of mine:Krappyappy wrote:
so... you're saying that people who don't live around people of other races are more likely to think everyone's the same?
and people who live near other races tend to see more differences between races?
this is a canned question.
if you live near lots of people of different races, you will know more about them. this includes both the aspects of other races that are different, and those that are shared across races/cultures.
everyone knows that black people are different from white people. a white guy who lives in harlem might be better able to tell you HOW they are different, but not necessarily MORE LIKELY to do so than a white guy in iowa.
Interesting you should say that, I find the exact opposite. All the people that are racists generally have no experience of the other race, or had a bad experience once so then think that 'they' are all like that.Swan wrote:
Sure it is a canned question. Let me clarify what I mean by sharing a perception of mine:Krappyappy wrote:
so... you're saying that people who don't live around people of other races are more likely to think everyone's the same?
and people who live near other races tend to see more differences between races?
this is a canned question.
if you live near lots of people of different races, you will know more about them. this includes both the aspects of other races that are different, and those that are shared across races/cultures.
everyone knows that black people are different from white people. a white guy who lives in harlem might be better able to tell you HOW they are different, but not necessarily MORE LIKELY to do so than a white guy in iowa.
I find that those people who are always crying "love, peace, birds, we are all the same and there are no differences between us" are always people who never actually lived near, or interacted with other races.
What I am trying to say in some way is that "if you don't have any experience with other races, you should probably shut the fuck up about racism since you don't know dick".
American black people went your school? Was this is a school where rich parents put their kids?ghettoperson wrote:
Interesting you should say that, I find the exact opposite. All the people that are racists generally have no experience of the other race, or had a bad experience once so then think that 'they' are all like that.Swan wrote:
Sure it is a canned question. Let me clarify what I mean by sharing a perception of mine:Krappyappy wrote:
so... you're saying that people who don't live around people of other races are more likely to think everyone's the same?
and people who live near other races tend to see more differences between races?
this is a canned question.
if you live near lots of people of different races, you will know more about them. this includes both the aspects of other races that are different, and those that are shared across races/cultures.
everyone knows that black people are different from white people. a white guy who lives in harlem might be better able to tell you HOW they are different, but not necessarily MORE LIKELY to do so than a white guy in iowa.
I find that those people who are always crying "love, peace, birds, we are all the same and there are no differences between us" are always people who never actually lived near, or interacted with other races.
What I am trying to say in some way is that "if you don't have any experience with other races, you should probably shut the fuck up about racism since you don't know dick".
Since the age of 4 I've been primarily to international schools where I've met and visited the home countries of people from all over the world, and I can safely say that you can't classify all people as being one way.
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I find that your answer is very convenient. Where did you meet poor Black Americans? One time? How many?ghettoperson wrote:
Oh, so it's just an American black people are different, everyone else is the same thing? Gotcha...
Sure there were black Americans at the schools. They were private schools, but they were primarily paid for by the parents businesses, so you didn't need to be rich to go.
And before you go off about how that's different, I've met poor black Americans, Africans, and from many other cultures, and they are not all gang banging douchebags.
EDIT: Stop it with the anonymous karma you cunts. I don't give a fuck what you say, I just hate trying to figure out who said it.
Hold on m8... Whats your point?Swan wrote:
Where did you meet poor Black Americans? One time? How many?
Because I have an answer that doesn't fit in with his world view, I must be lying.Beduin wrote:
Hold on m8... Whats your point?Swan wrote:
Where did you meet poor Black Americans? One time? How many?
I have no beef with PersiansBeduin wrote:
Hold on m8... Whats your point?Swan wrote:
Where did you meet poor Black Americans? One time? How many?
I'd say that's complete rubbish.Swan wrote:
Sure it is a canned question. Let me clarify what I mean by sharing a perception of mine:Krappyappy wrote:
so... you're saying that people who don't live around people of other races are more likely to think everyone's the same?
and people who live near other races tend to see more differences between races?
this is a canned question.
if you live near lots of people of different races, you will know more about them. this includes both the aspects of other races that are different, and those that are shared across races/cultures.
everyone knows that black people are different from white people. a white guy who lives in harlem might be better able to tell you HOW they are different, but not necessarily MORE LIKELY to do so than a white guy in iowa.
I find that those people who are always crying "love, peace, birds, we are all the same and there are no differences between us" are always people who never actually lived near, or interacted with other races.
What I am trying to say in some way is that "if you don't have any experience with other races, you should probably shut the fuck up about racism since you don't know dick".
Uhm, we apparently have a huge fire ant population here, but I never interact with any of them.Bertster7 wrote:
I'd say that's complete rubbish.Swan wrote:
Sure it is a canned question. Let me clarify what I mean by sharing a perception of mine:Krappyappy wrote:
so... you're saying that people who don't live around people of other races are more likely to think everyone's the same?
and people who live near other races tend to see more differences between races?
this is a canned question.
if you live near lots of people of different races, you will know more about them. this includes both the aspects of other races that are different, and those that are shared across races/cultures.
everyone knows that black people are different from white people. a white guy who lives in harlem might be better able to tell you HOW they are different, but not necessarily MORE LIKELY to do so than a white guy in iowa.
I find that those people who are always crying "love, peace, birds, we are all the same and there are no differences between us" are always people who never actually lived near, or interacted with other races.
What I am trying to say in some way is that "if you don't have any experience with other races, you should probably shut the fuck up about racism since you don't know dick".
Care to give some examples to demonstrate your point.
Personally, I live in New Cross, which has a huge black population. We don't stand for any racism round here.
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So you're comparing black people to ants?Swan wrote:
Uhm, we apparently have a huge fire ant population here, but I never interact with any of them.Bertster7 wrote:
I'd say that's complete rubbish.Swan wrote:
Sure it is a canned question. Let me clarify what I mean by sharing a perception of mine:
I find that those people who are always crying "love, peace, birds, we are all the same and there are no differences between us" are always people who never actually lived near, or interacted with other races.
What I am trying to say in some way is that "if you don't have any experience with other races, you should probably shut the fuck up about racism since you don't know dick".
Care to give some examples to demonstrate your point.
Personally, I live in New Cross, which has a huge black population. We don't stand for any racism round here.
Have you been outside your hole lately?Swan wrote:
I have no beef with PersiansBeduin wrote:
Hold on m8... Whats your point?Swan wrote:
Where did you meet poor Black Americans? One time? How many?