some salt right thereOriginally Posted by DAYTONA 5000
I don't have to travel previous generations though son. **$% is right here in front of my face everyday B. You're white, so you will probably never understand. (Getting punked on the basketball court doesn't count btw) White people love to say "Why do you (black people) always have to bring race into any and every situation" Well YOU'RE the reason why. I understand the exact reason why too, but that's neither here nor there. If you're really interested (you aren't) I suggest you read "The Isis Papers: The Keys to The Colors" by Dr. Frances Cress Welsing or "Brainwashed: Challenging the myth of Black Inferiority" by Tom Burell (you won't).Originally Posted by Nowitzness41
Please write a book Daytona, I would love to read ithistory is a mothereffer- but if youre talking what YOU PERSONALLY have witnessed and been altered by- i have a feeling this would be more of a dramatic- fiction book called "A day in the life of a regular man who mentally time travels to blame previous generations for his medial problems and inherited disdain"
Well yeah if it's full of trivial things it'd be laughable and arbitrary at best. At this point man it's kinda clear you've been approaching this from a different angle seeking a whole other solution. This isn't the case of lazy black ppl complaining about everything that's wrong in their life is due to white ppl. It's not even complaining. As much as you may think it is, it's not that situation.
White people are the one's who invented the concept of a racial hierarchy in America and have benefited from it for like the past 400+ years thoughOriginally Posted by damn its me
some salt right thereOriginally Posted by DAYTONA 5000
I don't have to travel previous generations though son. **$% is right here in front of my face everyday B. You're white, so you will probably never understand. (Getting punked on the basketball court doesn't count btw) White people love to say "Why do you (black people) always have to bring race into any and every situation" Well YOU'RE the reason why. I understand the exact reason why too, but that's neither here nor there. If you're really interested (you aren't) I suggest you read "The Isis Papers: The Keys to The Colors" by Dr. Frances Cress Welsing or "Brainwashed: Challenging the myth of Black Inferiority" by Tom Burell (you won't).Originally Posted by Nowitzness41
Please write a book Daytona, I would love to read ithistory is a mothereffer- but if youre talking what YOU PERSONALLY have witnessed and been altered by- i have a feeling this would be more of a dramatic- fiction book called "A day in the life of a regular man who mentally time travels to blame previous generations for his medial problems and inherited disdain"
lesson: dont EVER EVER try to bring up race when you're caucasian...doesn't matter weather we have good argument or not, nor weather reverse racism exists in any facet...
conservatives, older folks of our creed, and history, pretty much trump any valid argument us white folk have
Originally Posted by DAYTONA 5000
White people are the one's who invented the concept of a racial hierarchy in America and have benefited from it for like the past 400+ years thoughOriginally Posted by damn its me
some salt right there
lesson: dont EVER EVER try to bring up race when you're caucasian...doesn't matter weather we have good argument or not, nor weather reverse racism exists in any facet...
conservatives, older folks of our creed, and history, pretty much trump any valid argument us white folk have
And reverse racism? What's that?
informative booksOriginally Posted by DAYTONA 5000
I don't have to travel previous generations though son. **$% is right here in front of my face everyday B. You're white, so you will probably never understand. (Getting punked on the basketball court doesn't count btw) White people love to say "Why do you (black people) always have to bring race into any and every situation" Well YOU'RE the reason why. I understand the exact reason why too, but that's neither here nor there. If you're really interested (you aren't) I suggest you read "The Isis Papers: The Keys to The Colors" by Dr. Frances Cress Welsing or "Brainwashed: Challenging the myth of Black Inferiority" by Tom Burell (you won't).Originally Posted by Nowitzness41
Please write a book Daytona, I would love to read ithistory is a mothereffer- but if youre talking what YOU PERSONALLY have witnessed and been altered by- i have a feeling this would be more of a dramatic- fiction book called "A day in the life of a regular man who mentally time travels to blame previous generations for his medial problems and inherited disdain"
Originally Posted by millionuppercuts
Originally Posted by DAYTONA 5000
White people are the one's who invented the concept of a racial hierarchy in America and have benefited from it for like the past 400+ years thoughOriginally Posted by damn its me
some salt right there
lesson: dont EVER EVER try to bring up race when you're caucasian...doesn't matter weather we have good argument or not, nor weather reverse racism exists in any facet...
conservatives, older folks of our creed, and history, pretty much trump any valid argument us white folk have
And reverse racism? What's that?
The problem isn't your views but it's how you express them. There are other ways to get your point across that will actually make people enjoy reading it and most of all, understand where you're coming from. No need to confrontational and aggressive. Writing a book on why you COULD but don't hate a race is racist.
Im going to try and sound as non-racist as possible. But basically, white people (Americans in particularly) treated blacks horribly for a long time. To make up for that injustice, over the past 50 years whites have tried to make up for that by giving blacks inherent advantages (public housing, affirmative action, etc.). Some of it worked to help them, and some of the programs did not. In any case, blacks still think that they are not equal. They (Not all, but a lot) think whites are out to get them, and therefore they hate them. This may have been the case 50 years ago, but to a large extent it isn't the case anymore. The fact that we have a black president should be an indication to that. Does that mean that there is no racism at all ever in the world? NO. But to be truly equal, blacks have to stop having a chip on their shoulder. If you feel like everyone is out to get you, then how can you ever become equal? Like, get over it. I am Jewish and the Germans killed over half of my people less than 75 years ago. Slavery was almost 200 years ago btw. My great aunt has a stamp on her arm with a number from the concentration camp. Like cattle. Like a slave. Does that mean I should hate every German I see? If I go to Germany should I be given special privileges?Originally Posted by WaitWut
im sayin
every week i see at least 1 thread always about how black people got it harder or tryna blame white people as a whole for something that has nothing to do with their situation
ignorance is bliss is guess
you don't know too many black people huh?Originally Posted by golfinguru11
Im going to try and sound as non-racist as possible. But basically, white people (Americans in particularly) treated blacks horribly for a long time. To make up for that injustice, over the past 50 years whites have tried to make up for that by giving blacks inherent advantages (public housing, affirmative action, etc.). Some of it worked to help them, and some of the programs did not. In any case, blacks still think that they are not equal. They (Not all, but a lot) think whites are out to get them, and therefore they hate them. This may have been the case 50 years ago, but to a large extent it isn't the case anymore. The fact that we have a black president should be an indication to that. Does that mean that there is no racism at all ever in the world? NO. But to be truly equal, blacks have to stop having a chip on their shoulder. If you feel like everyone is out to get you, then how can you ever become equal? Like, get over it. I am Jewish and the Germans killed over half of my people less than 75 years ago. Slavery was almost 200 years ago btw. My great aunt has a stamp on her arm with a number from the concentration camp. Like cattle. Like a slave. Does that mean I should hate every German I see? If I go to Germany should I be given special privileges?Originally Posted by WaitWut
im sayin
every week i see at least 1 thread always about how black people got it harder or tryna blame white people as a whole for something that has nothing to do with their situation
ignorance is bliss is guess
Blacks get into college much easier than whites with affirmative action. If they are fired from a job they can often sue an employer for discrimination/unlawful termination (it has happened to friends of mine). In todays society, things have largely been turned around. People may say "Oh but whites still have all the money" well thats because they make up more than half of the population, compared to just over 10%. Im kind of ranting here, but just trying to say that while there may be no real thing as "reverse racism" blacks definitely have it made in 2012. Im sick and tired of hearing stuff from people. Blacks and whites both. Its ridiculous. The world isn't perfect. Please get over it. Live your lives not in jealousy over what others have/are, but be appreciative of who you are.
It's your opinion but it really seems like you have some pent up anger. sound like one of those people who got deined a job/promotion/college and want to blame it on someone else. #justSayinOriginally Posted by golfinguru11
Im going to try and sound as non-racist as possible. But basically, white people (Americans in particularly) treated blacks horribly for a long time. To make up for that injustice, over the past 50 years whites have tried to make up for that by giving blacks inherent advantages (public housing, affirmative action, etc.). Some of it worked to help them, and some of the programs did not. In any case, blacks still think that they are not equal. They (Not all, but a lot) think whites are out to get them, and therefore they hate them. This may have been the case 50 years ago, but to a large extent it isn't the case anymore. The fact that we have a black president should be an indication to that. Does that mean that there is no racism at all ever in the world? NO. But to be truly equal, blacks have to stop having a chip on their shoulder. If you feel like everyone is out to get you, then how can you ever become equal? Like, get over it. I am Jewish and the Germans killed over half of my people less than 75 years ago. Slavery was almost 200 years ago btw. My great aunt has a stamp on her arm with a number from the concentration camp. Like cattle. Like a slave. Does that mean I should hate every German I see? If I go to Germany should I be given special privileges?Originally Posted by WaitWut
im sayin
every week i see at least 1 thread always about how black people got it harder or tryna blame white people as a whole for something that has nothing to do with their situation
ignorance is bliss is guess
Blacks get into college much easier than whites with affirmative action. If they are fired from a job they can often sue an employer for discrimination/unlawful termination (it has happened to friends of mine). In todays society, things have largely been turned around. People may say "Oh but whites still have all the money" well thats because they make up more than half of the population, compared to just over 10%. Im kind of ranting here, but just trying to say that while there may be no real thing as "reverse racism" blacks definitely have it made in 2012. Im sick and tired of hearing stuff from people. Blacks and whites both. Its ridiculous. The world isn't perfect. Please get over it. Live your lives not in jealousy over what others have/are, but be appreciative of who you are.
Originally Posted by golfinguru11
Im going to try and sound as non-racist as possible. But basically, white people (Americans in particularly) treated blacks horribly for a long time. To make up for that injustice, over the past 50 years whites have tried to make up for that by giving blacks inherent advantages (public housing, affirmative action, etc.). Some of it worked to help them, and some of the programs did not. In any case, blacks still think that they are not equal. They (Not all, but a lot) think whites are out to get them, and therefore they hate them. This may have been the case 50 years ago, but to a large extent it isn't the case anymore. The fact that we have a black president should be an indication to that. Does that mean that there is no racism at all ever in the world? NO. But to be truly equal, blacks have to stop having a chip on their shoulder. If you feel like everyone is out to get you, then how can you ever become equal? Like, get over it. I am Jewish and the Germans killed over half of my people less than 75 years ago. Slavery was almost 200 years ago btw. My great aunt has a stamp on her arm with a number from the concentration camp. Like cattle. Like a slave. Does that mean I should hate every German I see? If I go to Germany should I be given special privileges?Originally Posted by WaitWut
im sayin
every week i see at least 1 thread always about how black people got it harder or tryna blame white people as a whole for something that has nothing to do with their situation
ignorance is bliss is guess
Blacks get into college much easier than whites with affirmative action. If they are fired from a job they can often sue an employer for discrimination/unlawful termination (it has happened to friends of mine). In todays society, things have largely been turned around. People may say "Oh but whites still have all the money" well thats because they make up more than half of the population, compared to just over 10%. Im kind of ranting here, but just trying to say that while there may be no real thing as "reverse racism" blacks definitely have it made in 2012. Im sick and tired of hearing stuff from people. Blacks and whites both. Its ridiculous. The world isn't perfect. Please get over it. Live your lives not in jealousy over what others have/are, but be appreciative of who you are.
