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D. Morgan;7510060 said:ohhhla;7510041 said:I was actually defending Sterling. He wasn't slaving black folks or whipping them. He just had his own opinion on them and he said this in the privacy of his home. Just like how black folks in the media can get away with jokes and it's funny towards white folks?
Most of the whites have power through hard work. I'm not a SJW so forgive me for not getting mad at Donald Sterling and Officer Wilson ok.
I find Blacks the most racist to be honest.
This shit right here I can not believe you actually typed.
D. Morgan;7510146 said:I refuse to give that post a response because shit like that is just fucking sad!
A Talented One;7509174 said:playmaker88;523290 said:In regards to regular observation, they think the mention of race, calling upon someone unknown to you by a racial identifier is "racist"
For instance if you say something as mundane as oh its the black dude over there..
Alot of people dont know the difference of stereotypes and racist comments.
some stereotypical comments can be racist if they are rooted in racism obviously
But saying Asians are bad drivers isnt a racist comment
Just as saying someone looks Mexican
What makes comments racist is usually what the person says next.. when speaking of stereotypes
Everyone does this but I see this in white people especially in innocuous comments.. they'll say well that was racist with a little amused chuckle. That shit right there is just as bad because although its not racist.. they take it as a joke thinking what was said was racist
Why isn't the bolded racist?
playmaker88;7510367 said:Its not.
playmaker88;523290 said:In regards to regular observation, they think the mention of race, calling upon someone unknown to you by a racial identifier is "racist"
For instance if you say something as mundane as oh its the black dude over there..
Alot of people dont know the difference of stereotypes and racist comments.
some stereotypical comments can be racist if they are rooted in racism obviously
But saying Asians are bad drivers isnt a racist comment
Just as saying someone looks Mexican
What makes comments racist is usually what the person says next.. when speaking of stereotypes
Everyone does this but I see this in white people especially in innocuous comments.. they'll say well that was racist with a little amused chuckle. That shit right there is just as bad because although its not racist.. they take it as a joke thinking what was said was racist
ohhhla;7510115 said:So, tell me? How did whites get into position of power? I mean did they just sit on their ass because they're white and it was granted to them? Because the men that are most homeless are............ *Drum Rolls* Are white.
ohhhla;7510115 said:White men are the most powerful and the same time the poorest men. Whites are the ones creating stuff for you to use so you can rant on and on about white supremacy and all. LOL, this is funny to me but hey we live in a liberal western utopia. Where White Men are the baddies and Black Men are that underdog who are being chained by institutional racism. When the truth in the matter is black folks in the America just suck.
playmaker88;7510090 said:A Talented One;7509174 said:playmaker88;523290 said:In regards to regular observation, they think the mention of race, calling upon someone unknown to you by a racial identifier is "racist"
For instance if you say something as mundane as oh its the black dude over there..
Alot of people dont know the difference of stereotypes and racist comments.
some stereotypical comments can be racist if they are rooted in racism obviously
But saying Asians are bad drivers isnt a racist comment
Just as saying someone looks Mexican
What makes comments racist is usually what the person says next.. when speaking of stereotypes
Everyone does this but I see this in white people especially in innocuous comments.. they'll say well that was racist with a little amused chuckle. That shit right there is just as bad because although its not racist.. they take it as a joke thinking what was said was racist
Why isn't the bolded racist?
Because their is no racial atttachment to saying they are bad drivers its a stereotypical conclusion not rooted in racism unless you say some shit like because of their slanted eyes or some dumb shit like that now if you say All asian women are whores thats racist because the connotation is venomous and rooted in a RACIST stereotype instead of a generalized assumption like all asians are good at math.
Thats just how I see it... its the words after that stereotypical comment that make something racist in most cases..
Just my own view and how I always seen it
Surprised people responded
Trashboat;7510860 said:playmaker88;7510090 said:A Talented One;7509174 said:playmaker88;523290 said:In regards to regular observation, they think the mention of race, calling upon someone unknown to you by a racial identifier is "racist"
For instance if you say something as mundane as oh its the black dude over there..
Alot of people dont know the difference of stereotypes and racist comments.
some stereotypical comments can be racist if they are rooted in racism obviously
But saying Asians are bad drivers isnt a racist comment
Just as saying someone looks Mexican
What makes comments racist is usually what the person says next.. when speaking of stereotypes
Everyone does this but I see this in white people especially in innocuous comments.. they'll say well that was racist with a little amused chuckle. That shit right there is just as bad because although its not racist.. they take it as a joke thinking what was said was racist
Why isn't the bolded racist?
Because their is no racial atttachment to saying they are bad drivers its a stereotypical conclusion not rooted in racism unless you say some shit like because of their slanted eyes or some dumb shit like that now if you say All asian women are whores thats racist because the connotation is venomous and rooted in a RACIST stereotype instead of a generalized assumption like all asians are good at math.
Thats just how I see it... its the words after that stereotypical comment that make something racist in most cases..
Just my own view and how I always seen it
Surprised people responded
I don't see the discrepancy between any of those examples
Are you implying that if the stereotype arises out of culture or some kind of shared learned behavior within a group it is not racist, but when it's attached to biology it is? How is the former invalidated?
Trashboat;7511881 said:Asians being bad drivers is not racially rooted?
You lost me breh
ohhhla;7510041 said:I was actually defending Sterling. He wasn't slaving black folks or whipping them. He just had his own opinion on them