EPTYou said you've grown up around black people, but were you were close to black people? Or were they just around?
I just found out im a racist... - Page 3
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VenomBRA
Netherlands168 Posts
You said you've grown up around black people, but were you were close to black people? Or were they just around? | ||
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Grohg
United States243 Posts
On May 09 2012 13:42 PassionFruit wrote: Don't worry, most people are a little racist. They just don't know it. At least now you're aware of it. Hurray for the red pill. Just how deep does this rabbit hole go I wonder? | ||
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D10
Brazil3409 Posts
On May 09 2012 17:16 Grohg wrote: Just how deep does this rabbit hole go I wonder? Down to the fact that eugenics was as big in the US as it was in germany, and they just went sleeper mode after the WWII | ||
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ReketSomething
United States6012 Posts
 My suitemate is a racist. | ||
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tomatriedes
New Zealand5356 Posts
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Tobberoth
Sweden6375 Posts
On May 09 2012 12:58 Lightwip wrote: If you see a poisonous snake, you will probably run away, even though the snake might be super friendly and let you pet it. Why? Because better safe than sorry. I think the same applies with race, as politically incorrect as that might seem. It's only natural, after all. That makes no sense, I'm wondering if you're actually trolling with this post, your example is beyond politically incorrect. You're basically saying that since the majority of black people are "bad", it's natural to shy away from them even though a specific one of them might be "good". Sounds like a big racist stereotype to me. | ||
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jrkirby
United States1510 Posts
On May 09 2012 18:00 Tobberoth wrote: That makes no sense, I'm wondering if you're actually trolling with this post, your example is beyond politically incorrect. You're basically saying that since the majority of black people are "bad", it's natural to shy away from them even though a specific one of them might be "good". Sounds like a big racist stereotype to me. Most snakes aren't poisonous. | ||
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Tobberoth
Sweden6375 Posts
Yeah, but he said "you see a poisonous snake", not "you see a snake and you're afraid it could be poisonous". | ||
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50bani
Romania480 Posts
On May 09 2012 18:00 Tobberoth wrote: That makes no sense, I'm wondering if you're actually trolling with this post, your example is beyond politically incorrect. You're basically saying that since the majority of black people are "bad", it's natural to shy away from them even though a specific one of them might be "good". Sounds like a big racist stereotype to me. Maybe you view racism as a mindless, pointless and delusional hatred, like a phobia, but you may also think of it like a generalisation, where you project the perceived characteristics of the group onto one individual. In this case blacks have a bad reputation especially in the developed world, and I'm afraid it is well deserved. Racism can have many facets, like for instance in my country we have a very good opinion about Germans, try to think how this can be racist. Most discrimination today is based on generalisation, and irrational hatred is almost out of the picture. Therefore we need to focus on not letting statistics and anecdotal experience(this is what prejudice is btw) influence our assessment of an individual we have just met. Even if this is absolutely normal. | ||
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LaSt)ChAnCe
United States2179 Posts
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Silentness
United States2821 Posts
On May 09 2012 12:39 D10 wrote: Maybe its because you want to preserve your lineage as much as possible, and as much as black dudes certainly have decent genes, the result would probably stray from your tribes standard, therefore sort of diminishing the value of your lineage and consequently your own identity. For all its worth, your brain sees him in a different tribe of sorts, and if she is attracted to him, that diminishes the value of your tribe in your uncontious. My 2 cents, I actually am a psychology student but thats all opinion LOL come on seriously now... I am black and my wife is Korean. Her parents and her brother treat me with respect and kindness. Her parents are not scared of us having kids. They both want me and her to have kids and later show them. Maybe I will get lucky and have a daughter that resembles Crystal Kay or Amerie. If I had a daughter with a boyfriend or fiance I honestly would not care his race. As long as he promises to take care of her. Fathers like to protect their child, but it is their choice to make. You can only make suggestions, not force. OP just try and reason with your sister about her boyfriend selection. Also we are all racist. In some shape or form we get caught doing it. | ||
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heliusx
United States2306 Posts
On May 10 2012 00:51 LaSt)ChAnCe wrote: jealousy is a terrible thing, especially in this kind of situation ...No | ||
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OmniEulogy
Canada6598 Posts
yeah what? lol.. man don't worry about it too much. I think you might be a bit over protective and it's a situation you aren't used to. When I think about it I wouldn't care what color the guy was I wouldn't like them around my sister =/ lol but oh well xD | ||
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Thrill
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Anacletus
United States733 Posts
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heliusx
United States2306 Posts
On May 10 2012 02:11 Anacletus wrote: Some of the opinions here are plain disgusting, trolls or not. The color of one's skin doesn't matter and everyone should be treated equally. That's the whole point of my blog post. Of course everyone should be treated equally. It's just not as easy as saying you are not a racist. As I have learned over the past few days. The subconscious mind is a strange thing. And just ignore the trolls, dont feed them. :D Have a great day everyone, off to work,.. | ||
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ecstatica
United States542 Posts
On May 10 2012 02:05 Thrill wrote: I wonder how ClouD would feel if his sister started dating a gypsy. I don't think he'd want his children to be romanian. (good thing romanian guy above is knowledgeable about stereotyping being normal, some romanians would be upset over hearing what others think of them as a nation) | ||
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ecstatica
United States542 Posts
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