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First, having no attraction to a specific race of women is not racism.
Second, yes, racism will end when humans end.
What about the African Americans who call me white? Thats racist! :P But on a serious note, it seems like that racism still occurs in the older generation which is quite understandable since it was a different period back then for them. It doesn't seem to be much of a problem with the younger generation as we are learning from the past. Only time will help bring racism to a close.
Why is that most people prefer to marry within their own race? Is it because of biological or social/cultural reasons? A lot of white men say that they do not find most black African women attractive except the few famous ones that they see on American TV. I wonder why that is.electricmoron
Why do you think? The woman they are referring to are mixed breeds, heavily. So they havemany of the features that we find attractive. Not being attracted tosomeone is not racism, it'sjust nature.
Women with skin that's too light tend to be deemed unattractive. Same for women with skin that's too dark. It's not the color it's the shade.
Asking if racism will ever end is like asking if trolling and tyranny will ever end. Geee, what do you think? Will sarcasm ever end?
[QUOTE="electricmoron"]Why is that most people prefer to marry within their own race? Is it because of biological or social/cultural reasons? A lot of white men say that they do not find most black African women attractive except the few famous ones that they see on American TV. I wonder why that is.MagnumPI
Will sarcasm ever end?
Yes, like racism, sarcasm will end when humans end. How many times do I have to say?:x:PIn the U.S., racism in a broad sense has already ended; I'm assuming you've heard of the emancipation proclamation and the civil rights act? You can't stop individuals from being idiots, but the inherently racist laws on the books have already been abolished.UT_WrestlerAffirmitive Action is pretty racist/sexist if you ask me. This is coming from a black guy mind you.
[QUOTE="UT_Wrestler"]In the U.S., racism in a broad sense has already ended; I'm assuming you've heard of the emancipation proclamation and the civil rights act? You can't stop individuals from being idiots, but the inherently racist laws on the books have already been abolished.-Big_Red-Affirmitive Action is pretty racist/sexist if you ask me. This is coming from a black guy mind you. Socioeconomically, there's a gap between some minorities and whites. Affirmative Action would be racist if it wasn't based on the sad realities of our time.
[QUOTE="UT_Wrestler"]In the U.S., racism in a broad sense has already ended; I'm assuming you've heard of the emancipation proclamation and the civil rights act? You can't stop individuals from being idiots, but the inherently racist laws on the books have already been abolished.-Big_Red-Affirmitive Action is pretty racist/sexist if you ask me. This is coming from a black guy mind you. I was going to comment on that, but the general liberal bias on OT tends to chastise me any time I express conservative views. But I do agree that on issues like college admission, skin pigment should not carry any weight on one's application; however real hardships like socioeconomic status should.
[QUOTE="-Big_Red-"][QUOTE="UT_Wrestler"]In the U.S., racism in a broad sense has already ended; I'm assuming you've heard of the emancipation proclamation and the civil rights act? You can't stop individuals from being idiots, but the inherently racist laws on the books have already been abolished.ColonelWilksAffirmitive Action is pretty racist/sexist if you ask me. This is coming from a black guy mind you. Socioeconomically, there's a gap between some minorities and whites. Affirmative Action would be racist if it wasn't based on the sad realities of our time. Affimitive Action is racist. I feel sorry for the white man, who they put at the bottom of the barrel.
I have a serious question, Do most white people have no problem with blacks in USA and canada? Im black im just wondering, What do white people think of black people in general i never really stopped and wondered, im not racist btw my mom is white and my dad is black
[QUOTE="ColonelWilks"][QUOTE="-Big_Red-"] Affirmitive Action is pretty racist/sexist if you ask me. This is coming from a black guy mind you.-Big_Red-Socioeconomically, there's a gap between some minorities and whites. Affirmative Action would be racist if it wasn't based on the sad realities of our time. Affimitive Action is racist. I feel sorry for the white man, who they put at the bottom of the barrel. The system is flawed, but calling it racist is an exaggeration.
[QUOTE="-Big_Red-"][QUOTE="ColonelWilks"] Socioeconomically, there's a gap between some minorities and whites. Affirmative Action would be racist if it wasn't based on the sad realities of our time.ColonelWilksAffimitive Action is racist. I feel sorry for the white man, who they put at the bottom of the barrel. The system is flawed, but calling it racist is an exaggeration. IT is racist/sexist. Giving one group benefits/handouts that another cannot get because of sex/the color of their skin=racist/sexist. Anyway you slice it that's a fact.
I have a serious question, Do most white people have no problem with blacks in USA and canada? Im black im just wondering, What do white people think of black people in general i never really stopped and wondered, im not racist btw my mom is white and my dad is black
cyborg9
I don't mean to be offensive, but why do you call yourself Black, when you're biracial? For example, would you ever call yourself White? Would you ever say that you're a White person?
"Most" people have no problems with a person's skin pigment. It's really more about your wardrobe and attitude that affects a person's perception.I have a serious question, Do most white people have no problem with blacks in USA and canada? Im black im just wondering, What do white people think of black people in general i never really stopped and wondered, im not racist btw my mom is white and my dad is black
cyborg9
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I have a serious question, Do most white people have no problem with blacks in USA and canada? Im black im just wondering, What do white people think of black people in general i never really stopped and wondered, im not racist btw my mom is white and my dad is black
BluRayHiDef
I don't mean to be offensive, but why do you call yourself Black, when you're biracial? For example, would you ever call yourself White? Would you ever say that you're a White person?
whats boracial, you mean malatto? Im not white im mixed my skin is not that dark and not that light
i agree. i prefer white girls over black girls my self. im not racist thoughimplying that what you find attractive is anything to do with racism
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Overlord93
[QUOTE="ColonelWilks"][QUOTE="-Big_Red-"] Affimitive Action is racist. I feel sorry for the white man, who they put at the bottom of the barrel.-Big_Red-The system is flawed, but calling it racist is an exaggeration. IT is racist/sexist. Giving one group benefits/handouts that another cannot get because of sex/the color of their skin=racist/sexist. Anyway you slice it that's a fact. Social and economic disadvantages disproportionately affect non-whites. AA aims to correct the problem by simply considering applicants' minority status, which works sometimes. AA should instead consider net family income and social environment, but race is far easier to gauge. The policy is not racist, but also not optimally designed. The intention is noble, which is why I don't consider the program racist.
[QUOTE="-Big_Red-"][QUOTE="ColonelWilks"] The system is flawed, but calling it racist is an exaggeration.ColonelWilksIT is racist/sexist. Giving one group benefits/handouts that another cannot get because of sex/the color of their skin=racist/sexist. Anyway you slice it that's a fact. Social and economic disadvantages disproportionately affect non-whites. AA aims to correct the problem by simply considering applicants' minority status, which works sometimes. AA should instead consider net family income and social environment, but race is far easier to gauge. The policy is not racist, but also not optimally designed. The intention is noble, which is why I don't consider the program racist. It doesn't matter. It is still racist. And as you said. They should consider the families income/social enviroment if they really want to help.
Ultimately isn't racism personal hatred towards another race or races? Racism isn't the source of the problem. If a person wants todislike or hateanother based onstature, weight or shape why can't someone dislike or hate anotherbased on their race or color? Hate is hate so no matter whythey hate someone it's all the same, haters are going to hate. Who really cares why? Race is just another reason to hate. So racism won't end until haters stop hating. That's not going to happen. Some people just gotta hate and we understand that. So that's why we don't take them seriously, we know they are just hating because theyneed something to hate. They probably hate everything.
[QUOTE="ColonelWilks"][QUOTE="-Big_Red-"] IT is racist/sexist. Giving one group benefits/handouts that another cannot get because of sex/the color of their skin=racist/sexist. Anyway you slice it that's a fact.-Big_Red-Social and economic disadvantages disproportionately affect non-whites. AA aims to correct the problem by simply considering applicants' minority status, which works sometimes. AA should instead consider net family income and social environment, but race is far easier to gauge. The policy is not racist, but also not optimally designed. The intention is noble, which is why I don't consider the program racist. It doesn't matter. It is still racist. And as you said. They should consider the families income/social enviroment if they really want to help. And how do you do that? How does a university collect and verify information about applicants' net family income? How do you classify which social environments are eligible for AA? Crime rate? Dropout rate? How do you interpret statistics for an enormous amount of distinct neighborhoods, mitigating differences in sample size? Does the average university have the resources to do this, or should it be handled by something like the Census Bureau? It's not easy, and will take time to perfect.
What I'm saying is that, in the meantime, what we have is passable.
Why is that most people prefer to marry within their own race? Is it because of biological or social/cultural reasons? A lot of white men say that they do not find most black African women attractive except the few famous ones that they see on American TV. I wonder why that is.electricmoronMedia degrades them. Go to africa, plenty of hot ones lying around.
It doesn't matter. It is still racist. And as you said. They should consider the families income/social enviroment if they really want to help. And how do you do that? How does a university collect and verify information about applicants' net family income? How do you classify which social environments are eligible for AA? Crime rate? Dropout rate? How do you interpret statistics for an enormous amount of distinct neighborhoods, mitigating differences in sample size? Does the average university have the resources to do this, or should it be handled by something like the Census Bureau? It's not easy, and will take time to perfect.[QUOTE="-Big_Red-"][QUOTE="ColonelWilks"] Social and economic disadvantages disproportionately affect non-whites. AA aims to correct the problem by simply considering applicants' minority status, which works sometimes. AA should instead consider net family income and social environment, but race is far easier to gauge. The policy is not racist, but also not optimally designed. The intention is noble, which is why I don't consider the program racist.ColonelWilks
What I'm saying is that, in the meantime, what we have is passable.
No, it isn't.[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]No, racism will never end. It's an idea that occurs quite naturally among humans, and to assume it'll go away is foolish. [QUOTE="MagnumPI"] Ultimately isn't racism personal hatred towards another race or races? MagnumPI
Then what is it?
It can also be any form of belief that one race is a better than another (at something or just in general). To think all black people are stupid, would be an example of this. Just because someone thinks a race is generally stupid doesn't mean they have personal hatred towards them.And how do you do that? How does a university collect and verify information about applicants' net family income? How do you classify which social environments are eligible for AA? Crime rate? Dropout rate? How do you interpret statistics for an enormous amount of distinct neighborhoods, mitigating differences in sample size? Does the average university have the resources to do this, or should it be handled by something like the Census Bureau? It's not easy, and will take time to perfect.[QUOTE="ColonelWilks"]
[QUOTE="-Big_Red-"] It doesn't matter. It is still racist. And as you said. They should consider the families income/social enviroment if they really want to help.-Big_Red-
What I'm saying is that, in the meantime, what we have is passable.
[QUOTE="MagnumPI"][QUOTE="KHAndAnime"] No, it isn't.KHAndAnime
Then what is it?
It can also be any form of belief that one race is a better than another (at something or just in general). To think all black people are stupid, would be an example of this. Just because someone thinks a race is generally stupid doesn't mean they have personal hatred towards them.That's not racism. that's a legitimateopinion.
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I have a serious question, Do most white people have no problem with blacks in USA and canada? Im black im just wondering, What do white people think of black people in general i never really stopped and wondered, im not racist btw my mom is white and my dad is black
cyborg9
I don't mean to be offensive, but why do you call yourself Black, when you're biracial? For example, would you ever call yourself White? Would you ever say that you're a White person?
whats boracial, you mean malatto? Im not white im mixed my skin is not that dark and not that light
So why did you refer to yourself as Black in that post?
It can also be any form of belief that one race is a better than another (at something or just in general). To think all black people are stupid, would be an example of this. Just because someone thinks a race is generally stupid doesn't mean they have personal hatred towards them.[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"][QUOTE="MagnumPI"]
Then what is it?
MagnumPI
That's not racism. that's a legitimateopinion.
Just because you think it's a legitimate opinion doesn't make it non-racist.So I see racism/sexism is passable now. Just aslong as everyone has their boot on the white man's face. Whitey here. No one had their boot in my face when I applied. I see we won't come to an agreement, but at least this has gone on long enough that we understand each other. IT was a figure of speech.[QUOTE="-Big_Red-"]
[QUOTE="ColonelWilks"] And how do you do that? How does a university collect and verify information about applicants' net family income? How do you classify which social environments are eligible for AA? Crime rate? Dropout rate? How do you interpret statistics for an enormous amount of distinct neighborhoods, mitigating differences in sample size? Does the average university have the resources to do this, or should it be handled by something like the Census Bureau? It's not easy, and will take time to perfect.
What I'm saying is that, in the meantime, what we have is passable.ColonelWilks
Whitey here. No one had their boot in my face when I applied. I see we won't come to an agreement, but at least this has gone on long enough that we understand each other. IT was a figure of speech. I understood that, and disagreed with it.[QUOTE="ColonelWilks"]
[QUOTE="-Big_Red-"] So I see racism/sexism is passable now. Just aslong as everyone has their boot on the white man's face.
-Big_Red-
[QUOTE="ColonelWilks"] Whitey here. No one had their boot in my face when I applied. I see we won't come to an agreement, but at least this has gone on long enough that we understand each other.
IT was a figure of speech. I understood that, and disagreed with it. Your disagreeing with it doesn't change the fact that it is correct.[QUOTE="ColonelWilks"][QUOTE="-Big_Red-"] IT was a figure of speech.I understood that, and disagreed with it. Your disagreeing with it doesn't change the fact that it is correct. Given the same metaphor, I'd say that AA helps the underprivileged overcome the boot in the face that is America's history of domestic race relations.-Big_Red-
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I don't mean to be offensive, but why do you call yourself Black, when you're biracial? For example, would you ever call yourself White? Would you ever say that you're a White person?
BluRayHiDef
whats boracial, you mean malatto? Im not white im mixed my skin is not that dark and not that light
So why did you refer to yourself as Black in that post?
cus i am[QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"][QUOTE="cyborg9"]
whats boracial, you mean malatto? Im not white im mixed my skin is not that dark and not that light
cyborg9
So why did you refer to yourself as Black in that post?
cus i amYou're half-black and half-white, dude. Why do people still believe in the one-drop rule?Please Log In to post.
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