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lilsusie
3861 Posts
On May 03 2009 19:30 Rekrul wrote: susie this isn't a sexism thread it's a racism thread FUCK. ok um... let's try that again. I'm sorry I didn't know I'll ... go date a yellow skinned, slanty-eyed man who will beat me now. ... better? | ||
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DeathSpank
United States1029 Posts
serious dudes stop bein douchers. | ||
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catbert1
Korea (South)111 Posts
got a story, i was walking in 명동 area and that's super populated with the giant intersections... all of a sudden this korean dude just whap hits his gf and is screaming at her and no one does anything, or acts like anything is in anyway wrong, i mean their poker faces would make rekrul jealous, so i run over and grab the dude's hand to make him stop and shove him away........ yep somehow i was wrong on this one | ||
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lilsusie
3861 Posts
On May 03 2009 19:54 catbert1 wrote: your parents would probably think your husband was right to beat you and also at least he's not black or something lol got a story, i was walking in 명동 area and that's super populated with the giant intersections... all of a sudden this korean dude just whap hits his gf and is screaming at her and no one does anything, or acts like anything is in anyway wrong, i mean their poker faces would make rekrul jealous, so i run over and grab the dude's hand to make him stop and shove him away........ yep somehow i was wrong on this one you should have slapped her too. obviously she did something faulty. | ||
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evanthebouncy!
United States12796 Posts
On May 03 2009 12:54 PaeZ wrote: At least he can be happy with the knowledge of beating the shit out of the white kid  haha yeah. "I broke his nose, gg" | ||
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tomatriedes
New Zealand5356 Posts
On May 03 2009 17:40 catbert1 wrote: If that's the most racism you've experienced in america you are pretty lucky. I've had situations where i'm with a korean chick and guys will straight up come up to her and ask her why she isn't dating one of her kind, and I'm totally fluent in Korean and respond 'shut the fuck up' and everyone thinks i did something wrong...lol I'm not sure what your point is about how long it took to get a black president. We have one, that's the point. North Korea has a nuclear weapon, would you say, YEAH SURE BUT LOOK HOW LONG IT TOOK FOR THEM TO GET IT THERES NO DANGER!!!1 DUHHHH!! No. It makes no sense, I have no idea what kind of argument you are trying to make. I'm not a GI or english teacher and will not speak for them. Some Asian ethnic groups in america stick together because of their crazy nationalism and xenophobia. Never in my life have I been told that I shouldn't date a certain group of people. I know guys whose girls would never tell their parents they are dating a non-korean because they would literally disown them and kick them out the house. Asian culture is oppressively suffocating and you have no room to be an independent thinker. Don't blame racism. Every china/korea town is in a big city and large cities are the most tolerant places on the planet. What do you do in Korea? | ||
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haduken
Australia8267 Posts
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Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
On May 03 2009 13:40 DV8 wrote: Every Time I hear about punishment to this extremity I am further saddened by how pussified our kids are becoming. They should let them duke it out and toughen up. 100% agreed. | ||
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ktp
United States797 Posts
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errol1001
454 Posts
On May 03 2009 21:54 ktp wrote: Everytime theres talk of racism, its always with more racism. People justify/fight racism with racism, god i love how human beings work. Where is anyone justifying racism with racism? | ||
alffla
Hong Kong20321 Posts
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Eatme
Switzerland3919 Posts
When I get hit it's really hard to not hit back. Just some kind of human nature. Sure it's wrong ect. But one really cant help it. | ||
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Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
I mean seriously, I'm not one to get into fights, but if someone else is going to start it then you have every damn right to do whatever the hell you please to defend yourself. | ||
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ktp
United States797 Posts
On May 03 2009 21:59 errol1001 wrote: Where is anyone justifying racism with racism? i dont know i just talk out of my ass | ||
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BlackJack
United States10574 Posts
On May 03 2009 22:04 FrozenArbiter wrote: Cause it's right. I mean seriously, I'm not one to get into fights, but if someone else is going to start it then you have every damn right to do whatever the hell you please to defend yourself. including pull out a gun and shoot them? | ||
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Sayara
Finland42 Posts
On May 03 2009 22:04 FrozenArbiter wrote: Cause it's right. I mean seriously, I'm not one to get into fights, but if someone else is going to start it then you have every damn right to do whatever the hell you please to defend yourself. Morally perhaps, legally no. It's shit, but that's just how it is. | ||
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sexsexpussyhair
Canada133 Posts
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20090502.KESWICK02ART2134/TPStory/TPNational/Ontario/ I don't even see the point of questioning why he is Korean or not. The racist obviously is poorly educated, didn't bother to find out where he was from and frankly F%&^ing Chinese is all he knows. | ||
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sexsexpussyhair
Canada133 Posts
On May 03 2009 14:06 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: WTF is with the name of the OP...? This is the incident happened in Hwasin's bnet attack, he did some nuke rush against some noob then the noob typed sex sex pussy hair in korean and pulled the plug. It was all live on TV. | ||
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iSTime
1579 Posts
On May 03 2009 13:47 aRod wrote: I completely agree intent matters, but you speak as if the results of the violence doesn't matter. The results are what people see and have to deal with. Practically, we as a society dole out punishments based on results and intent. Attempted murder gets a lesser sentence than murder and punching a kid in the face gets a lesser sentence than breaking a kids nose. This is perfectly reasonable. The white lad is getting the standard sentence for punching, and the korean is getting the standard sentence for breaking a kids nose. The teasing and bullying also has results. I think there should be a little extra in there for mocking and making fun of the korean lad. Nevertheless, we don't expell every student who makes fun of another student, we'd lose every boy in middle school otherwise. And for those of you who think otherwise, a little clarification about fighting back. You're allowed to fight back ONLY IF there is no other option. This means, you couldn't get out of the situation in some other way. I don't know the particulars of this fight, but I doubt the Korean boy was in a situation where he could not have ran to an administrator and reported the issue. The white kid is a little bastard and I'm glad his nose is broken, but it shouldn't be broken. I understand that our society, and probably most societies, hand out greater sentences to murder than attempted murder, but I don't think it is perfectly reasonable, as you claim. If you view punishments for crimes as a form of vengeance and payback for wrongs committed, then yes, it makes sense that murder gets a greater punishment than attempted murder. But if you view punishments for crimes in a more civilized and rational way, for example, used to take dangerous individuals out of society, possibly correct their behavior, etc., it is extremely unreasonable to make a distinction between murder and attempted murder. Take, for example, a case where a man tries to murder another man with a gun and has good aim, versus another who does the exact same thing for the exact same reasons and has bad aim. They're both dangerous, they're both unstable and capable of murder, and yet you believe one should get a much greater penalty because he was successful in murdering someone. Under what rationale do you give this greater penalty? | ||
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Mortality
United States4790 Posts
On May 03 2009 15:18 lilsusie wrote: You think ALL of America is "accepting" as you put it? Maybe the bigger cities, maybe the metropolitan areas. You go out west more, south more and you really think that racism doesn't exist there? As a fuckin' grad student in Indiana I got told several times "Oh, you speak good English!" (to which I reply, No, I speak English WELL), or have people say things like "oh but your people blah blah blah". We have a black president after HOW many years of black citizens fighting for their freedom? At the same time, do you feel that teh white people in Korea represent all white people? The ones here are GIs who like to pick fights and English teachers who think that they are the shit. Arrogant and cocky and degrading, as if they are gracing us with their presence. No matter which country I go to, it's pretty apparent that there is a level of racism. The looks I get for walking around with my white boyfriend range from disgust to jealousy - all depending on the individual who is looking. So don't give me the whole "America is so wonderful" because although it might be nice for immigrants on a legal level, there's a reason why most asians stick with their own (Chinatowns, Korea towns) - and it's not mainly because of the language. Metropolitan areas are not any less racist; the people there just tend to know better how to keep it to themselves. And it's definitely not like white people are the only or "the most" racist people either (as I've picked up heavy undertones of in this thread). I am not saying that white people are less racist, but that racism is an individual choice rather than an ethnic one. I am a white person and I've been on the receiving end of racism many times. My brother was once on the receiving end of a racial hate crime from a black person and very narrowly escaped getting beaten brutally when a teacher arrived on the scene. Asian people aren't exactly immune to being racist either. The biggest difference is the ways in which different peoples discriminate. Blacks and whites are more likely to be confrontational; asians tend to get socially exclusive. I'm generalizing of course, but that seems to be the way things go. Part of the problem, I think, is that as a society we are hung up on race to begin with. Even the same people who claim to be racially friendly go out of there way to be politically correct rather than treating people how they deserve to be treated as individuals. Take for the incident with the Duke lacrosse team. Currently they are suing the school because the school administrators went out of their way to sabotage the case the students had even though it turned out the students were innocent ("[The Dean of Students abused her position] by advising the plaintiff lacrosse players not to tell their parents of the rape allegations made against them and of the legal jeopardy facing them, and advising them not to seek and obtain legal representation."). Why did the administration betray the students? Because they wanted to be perceived as racially friendly. For the record, Obama might not be the best example to bring up in this thread either. Exit polls indicated that race helped him more than it hurt him and that age hurt McCain. Should we be talking about discrimination by age instead? Or if we want to keep things racial, why are there so few asian and hispanic political leaders in this country? But then again, as I was trying to point out earlier, thinking like that is also dangerous -- the individual running for office is all that should be considered, and factors such as age, race, physical appearance, etc, should be discarded. If we wanted to be truly fair, we probably shouldn't even allow anyone to see who they are voting for. But Americans would probably be unhappy if they elected a 400 pound fat guy with greasy hair and a pock-marked face. | ||
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