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Originally Posted by torgriffith
ya'll eat too much popcorn.
Washing it down with the kool-aid as well.
Originally Posted by Nat Turner
Originally Posted by rashi
Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
Originally Posted by rashi
Originally Posted by ShaunHillFTW49
Originally Posted by General Johnson
You're right. There's no excuse for the truth.Originally Posted by ShaunHillFTW49
That's no excuse for comments like "White's know their time is up"
I've heard more than one white person say that their time is up (paraphrasing). It's not like I'm advocating violence or hate. Neither. I'm just stating what I heard from white people.
Stop being so sensitive...
As for the "only whites can be racist" thing does this mean Mexicans and Blacks cannot be racist towards each other?
Didn't you read what Nat Turner posted? I mean for crying out loud he even posted an article that says it is impossible for Black people to be racist against anyone!
if a black guy kill a Mexican specifically for being Mexican its called prejudice. It's different from racism. No matter how many times the black guy yells, "Die you dirty Mexican" whilst bludgeoning him to death he can't be racist.
Enh, I don't even know if that would constitute even being prejudice. I always grew up thinking that being prejudice is a prejudgment about whoever. So if the Black guy said "Hey you Mexican! Why can't you stop stealing our jobs!" (which really does happen in Cali from what i understand) and then killed him, that would be prejudice, no?
Let me ask you a question, is being Mexican considered a race, or is it an ethnicity?
Mexicans are a brown people.
So if it is indeed an ethnicity, how is it considered "racism", if you are not considered a race?
It would be a hate crime indeed, but not one based upon "race", it is prejudice.
Do you understand that?
I'd bet not.
However, Mexicans can indeed be racists.
Now ask me to explain that one to you.
Originally Posted by Nat Turner
AntonLaVey wrote:
lol @ black people being exempt from racism.....I would venture as far as to say I've heard more racist #@$# said by black people in my personal life than any other race.
[h2]A Black Teen Beats Up A White Man For Listening To Rap Music?[/h2]
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The following story is almost too crazy to believe. But try and stay with me here.
In Palm Bay, Florida, a 14-year-old teenager is facing assault charges after he punched a 22-year-old man for—get this—listening to rap music. The incident occurred late last week when the juvenile, Joshuah Lamb, approached the white male, David McKnight, who was listening to Gucci Mane‘s hit song, “Wasted,
Originally Posted by GRyPR33
Originally Posted by Nat Turner
AntonLaVey wrote:
lol @ black people being exempt from racism.....I would venture as far as to say I've heard more racist #@$# said by black people in my personal life than any other race.
[h2]A Black Teen Beats Up A White Man For Listening To Rap Music?[/h2]
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The following story is almost too crazy to believe. But try and stay with me here.
In Palm Bay, Florida, a 14-year-old teenager is facing assault charges after he punched a 22-year-old man for—get this—listening to rap music. The incident occurred late last week when the juvenile, Joshuah Lamb, approached the white male, David McKnight, who was listening to Gucci Mane‘s hit song, “Wasted,
Originally Posted by rashi
Originally Posted by Nat Turner
Originally Posted by rashi
Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
Originally Posted by rashi
Originally Posted by ShaunHillFTW49
Originally Posted by General Johnson
You're right. There's no excuse for the truth.Originally Posted by ShaunHillFTW49
That's no excuse for comments like "White's know their time is up"
I've heard more than one white person say that their time is up (paraphrasing). It's not like I'm advocating violence or hate. Neither. I'm just stating what I heard from white people.
Stop being so sensitive...
As for the "only whites can be racist" thing does this mean Mexicans and Blacks cannot be racist towards each other?
Didn't you read what Nat Turner posted? I mean for crying out loud he even posted an article that says it is impossible for Black people to be racist against anyone!
if a black guy kill a Mexican specifically for being Mexican its called prejudice. It's different from racism. No matter how many times the black guy yells, "Die you dirty Mexican" whilst bludgeoning him to death he can't be racist.
Enh, I don't even know if that would constitute even being prejudice. I always grew up thinking that being prejudice is a prejudgment about whoever. So if the Black guy said "Hey you Mexican! Why can't you stop stealing our jobs!" (which really does happen in Cali from what i understand) and then killed him, that would be prejudice, no?
Let me ask you a question, is being Mexican considered a race, or is it an ethnicity?
Mexicans are a brown people.
So if it is indeed an ethnicity, how is it considered "racism", if you are not considered a race?
It would be a hate crime indeed, but not one based upon "race", it is prejudice.
Do you understand that?
I'd bet not.
However, Mexicans can indeed be racists.
Now ask me to explain that one to you.
I was being politically correct for the sake of not being banned. But for the hell of it, let me remove "Mexican" and inject the "S-word" or "Wet Back". Because "S-word" is equivalent to calling a Black person the "N-word". Both derogatory and both a RACIAL slur.
Originally Posted by GRyPR33
Originally Posted by Nat Turner
AntonLaVey wrote:
lol @ black people being exempt from racism.....I would venture as far as to say I've heard more racist #@$# said by black people in my personal life than any other race.
[h2]A Black Teen Beats Up A White Man For Listening To Rap Music?[/h2]
Submitted by Scav on August 2, 2010 – 9:14 am19 Comments
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The following story is almost too crazy to believe. But try and stay with me here.
In Palm Bay, Florida, a 14-year-old teenager is facing assault charges after he punched a 22-year-old man for—get this—listening to rap music. The incident occurred late last week when the juvenile, Joshuah Lamb, approached the white male, David McKnight, who was listening to Gucci Mane‘s hit song, “Wasted,
AntonLaVey wrote:
Originally Posted by GRyPR33
Originally Posted by Nat Turner
AntonLaVey wrote:
lol @ black people being exempt from racism.....I would venture as far as to say I've heard more racist #@$# said by black people in my personal life than any other race.
[h2]A Black Teen Beats Up A White Man For Listening To Rap Music?[/h2]
Submitted by Scav on August 2, 2010 – 9:14 am19 Comments
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The following story is almost too crazy to believe. But try and stay with me here.
In Palm Bay, Florida, a 14-year-old teenager is facing assault charges after he punched a 22-year-old man for—get this—listening to rap music. The incident occurred late last week when the juvenile, Joshuah Lamb, approached the white male, David McKnight, who was listening to Gucci Mane‘s hit song, “Wasted,
pretty much.Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
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Dude completely ignored the article and came up with a convoluted/ unrelated scenario just to blame white people for racism.
I've mentioned this to dude countless times, there is no difference between his way of thinking and white racist.
Originally Posted by Nat Turner
Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
Yo I don't doubt white people say the N word while listening to rap music,. I mean black people shouldn't be using it either but that's for another argument. My issue here is how quick you were to avoid the question by placing blame on the victim.
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Hmm sounds like, white people who place the blame on black people who have suffered injury at the hands of law enforcement. Because he was black he probably stole or robbed someone. He probably deserved it.
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"racism = discrimination + power + oppressive group effects. This means that racism concerns institutional and, more broadly, structural power and outcomes that systematically benefit one group to the disadvantage of another or other groups"...minorities do not fit that definition.
Originally Posted by ShaunHillFTW49
Originally Posted by Nat Turner
Let me ask you a question, is being Mexican considered a race, or is it an ethnicity?
Mexicans are a brown people.
So if it is indeed an ethnicity, how is it considered "racism", if you are not considered a race?
It would be a hate crime indeed, but not one based upon "race", it is prejudice.
Do you understand that?
I'd bet not.
However, Mexicans can indeed be racists.
Now ask me to explain that one to you.
If I'd try to dress like and then join the Klan, I'd be a fool.Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
Originally Posted by cwalk1950
"racism = discrimination + power + oppressive group effects. This means that racism concerns institutional and, more broadly, structural power and outcomes that systematically benefit one group to the disadvantage of another or other groups"...minorities do not fit that definition.
Nat Turner if the races in that story were reversed how would you feel? Simple question, I want a simple straightfoward answer.
Originally Posted by Nat Turner
Essentially, but not accurate.
The young man beaten was a victim or prejudice, but let's look at the other side of this. I am not saying that it, the beating was just, but how many times have white people made fun of Black culture, simply by imitating it? Al Jolson comes to mind, as other forms of minstrelsy can be applied as well, like white Ivy league college kids having hip hop parties, doing a parody of what they think is "black culture". There are pics all over the web of this. Now, let's say a white kid walks up to me and then starts rapping, saying the "nword", then grabbing his crotch, while using affectations that are largely associated with hip hop culture. This has happened to me, but I am a Jazz man. My casual clothes fit, while not saggin'. I prefer Alden shoes, custom made shirts and then suits, I live well, and then travel well, then date exceptionally well. My model is more Miles Davis than Jay Z, so I am insulted when this clown comes to me trying to be "fly". Now, I will not kick his !#* for doing so, but I will suggest to him to tone it down. If he does not, then I may move away. If he follows, then I will be a bit more aggressive in my rejection of his bullcrap.
As I said, I do not condone the beat down of the white kid. However, I understand why some will be insulted by his behaviour, especially while considering the history of White people and exploitation in this country.
Shut up.Originally Posted by thacamel
Honest question. How is it that there is a black history month, black colleges, Black Entertainment Television, etc, and no one is supposed to be offended? Black people would be up in arms if suddenly a white college opened somewhere, or it was declared that there would be a white history month, etc.
joegolfdad wrote:
Originally Posted by Nat Turner
Essentially, but not accurate.
The young man beaten was a victim or prejudice, but let's look at the other side of this. I am not saying that it, the beating was just, but how many times have white people made fun of Black culture, simply by imitating it? Al Jolson comes to mind, as other forms of minstrelsy can be applied as well, like white Ivy league college kids having hip hop parties, doing a parody of what they think is "black culture". There are pics all over the web of this. Now, let's say a white kid walks up to me and then starts rapping, saying the "nword", then grabbing his crotch, while using affectations that are largely associated with hip hop culture. This has happened to me, but I am a Jazz man. My casual clothes fit, while not saggin'. I prefer Alden shoes, custom made shirts and then suits, I live well, and then travel well, then date exceptionally well. My model is more Miles Davis than Jay Z, so I am insulted when this clown comes to me trying to be "fly". Now, I will not kick his !#* for doing so, but I will suggest to him to tone it down. If he does not, then I may move away. If he follows, then I will be a bit more aggressive in my rejection of his bullcrap.
As I said, I do not condone the beat down of the white kid. However, I understand why some will be insulted by his behaviour, especially while considering the history of White people and exploitation in this country.
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Are you serious? I read the original article you posted. It's not like it's saying anything groundbreaking. The country is changing, and quicker than it has been in the past. The people that perceive themselves to be in the majority are going to be wary, probably more subconsciously than consciously, especially those who don't think they will be able to compete in a just society. I don't understand though why you think the article is so great when all it is doing is
lumping white people into groups. Do you think that every white person is scared of not being the minority? Do you think every white person identifies with Rush Limbaugh or Sarah Palin? Hell, most Republicans don't identify with either of those two. All they are are talking-heads who spew out a bunch of nonsense to get people fired up. Honestly, the article sucks. Lumping all white people together, even all republicans together = fail. Bottom line, people don't like change, and are going to resist it. It applies to pretty much everything in life, not just shifting demographics.
Deadly serious.
Someone behaving in a stereotypical fashion, is not a compliment to the culture that he is imitating. It is an insult, then can be perceived as a grave one at that, especially by someone who has been incredibly abused by a racist system, which leaves the person in a low tolerant state.
This person will view all white people as "racists", as all that person can see is how they've been abused and misused, by people with lighter complected skin.
So when viewing at your last sentence, everyone and their life experiences are different. For some, things change. But for others, everything looks exactly the same.
Originally Posted by kix4kix
Shut up.Originally Posted by thacamel
Honest question. How is it that there is a black history month, black colleges, Black Entertainment Television, etc, and no one is supposed to be offended? Black people would be up in arms if suddenly a white college opened somewhere, or it was declared that there would be a white history month, etc.
All the things you mentioned were counter cultures established to create venues for black media, and education.
Aside from that, BET, and Black colleges are both inclusive of white people, both ratings wise, as well as employment goes.
As far as black history month- it was established by a white man- Richard Nixon. In an attempt to passify blacks following the movement in the 60's.