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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: SneezingPenis]
#19341728 - 12/29/13 02:07 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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why shouldn't i say "nigger" to someone?
Why would I not change my facebook status to "SP's mother is a dirty whore!!"
why do you believe that is a rule? how did "do not say nigger if you are white" become a rule?
What rule are you referring to? Why is it offensive to say "your mother is a dumb whore"? Nigger is not a cool word to use in my book, regardless of skin color.
Do i get to pick some words I can be justifiably pissed about if someone uses them in my presence?
You're free to say whatever you want but I would snub you if you called people niggers.
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: liquidlounge]
#19341745 - 12/29/13 02:10 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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liquidlounge said: why shouldn't i say "nigger" to someone?
Why would I not change my facebook status to "SP's mother is a dirty whore!!"
why do you believe that is a rule? how did "do not say nigger if you are white" become a rule?
What rule are you referring to? Why is it offensive to say "your mother is a dumb whore"? Nigger is not a cool word to use in my book, regardless of skin color.
Do i get to pick some words I can be justifiably pissed about if someone uses them in my presence?
You're free to say whatever you want but I would snub you if you called people niggers.
feel free to change your facebook status to whatever you want.
calling my mother a dumb whore is not the same thing as calling someone a nigger. it doesn't elicit the same reaction.
just remember, you do not have the right to not be offended.
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: SneezingPenis]
#19341752 - 12/29/13 02:12 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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Why do you even want to use the word? What's so good about it anyway?
Oh and btw. I completely agree that you should be allowed to use it. I have white friends that use it around black friends a lot. And no one cares. However, these guys are friends and know that it's not being used with hate. I can see how black people that don't know a certain white guy could get pissed off when they say nigger especially if certain nonverbal cues/ words accompany it. I say go ahead use it whenever you want. The places where i've been in the northeast seem to use it a lot of the time without it causing any problem for black or white people. IME a lot of people have come off more racist when they used the word black in a sentence instead of nigger.
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: SneezingPenis]
#19341775 - 12/29/13 02:20 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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yes, i can define american black culture. can you tell me a distinction between PNW black american culture and New England black american culture? doubtful. can you tell me a distinction between black american culture and the black culture of various african nations?
I can not tell you a distinction between false notions of groups. This is because these are not distinct entities. Distinct means well defined, unmistakable. You are just assuming a location and a color make something distinct. They don't. Every person is distinct.
The truth is that every person acts for themselves.People share "cutural roots", but the "culture" is the not even expected to be the same across the hall in the same household. Every person does a part in creating their own culture. There is no room for such absolutism in culture. Every person makes their own values, and their own priorities. Are your attributes the same as your siblings? your cousins? your neighbours? They are not.
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see, you have been conditioned to believe that thinking or saying anything bad about black people is a bad thing, and doubly compounded by being such a vile thing as a racist... but you don't know why. why is it not OK to dislike black people. what universal truth can you offer that invalidates my position of disliking a certain demographic? tell me why my "racism" is wrong.
You cannot assume to know what another persons perspective is. You have not only oversimplified race, but you have oversimplified my perspectives too. This is insane thinking. You cannot presume to know what other people believe, you cannot fill in the blanks, you must communicate with a person and allow them to represent themselves, otherwise you will just be making up, and that is dangerous. It doesn't reflect reality at all when you just make it up.
I partake in the debunking of all generalizations. Feel free to read my other posts, and you will find I make the same points regarding the oversimplification of religion, politics, etc.
We have to use our own minds, all the time. We have to pay attention, and be aware, and as we take in new experiences, logically assess it, and dynamically assimilate the new data.
You are advocating logical assessments be made NOW that are rigid and not dynamic. This will not allow you to properly, honestly dynamically assess new data as it comes in. This is what is wrong with all isms.
Your logical assessments made now will affect the clarity of your attention for taking in new information later. We have the ability to always learn as we age, but we need attention to be able to do so.
You must put your logical assessments secondary to experience and attention.
The making of generalization, will place logic before data and experience, which is illogical.
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: SneezingPenis]
#19341776 - 12/29/13 02:21 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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calling my mother a dumb whore is not the same thing as calling someone a nigger. it doesn't elicit the same reaction.
I would say it does depending on who you're directing it towards, try saying that to a muslim or myself 5 years ago.
just remember, you do not have the right to not be offended.
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: dustinthewind13]
#19341808 - 12/29/13 02:30 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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why do you want to use any word? why not just use grunts and gestures?
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: SneezingPenis]
#19341840 - 12/29/13 02:37 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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Well words are used with a certain purpose. To convey a message. Do you feel like you're missing out if you don't use it?
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: Roger Wilco]
#19341865 - 12/29/13 02:44 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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yes, i can define american black culture. can you tell me a distinction between PNW black american culture and New England black american culture? doubtful. can you tell me a distinction between black american culture and the black culture of various african nations?
I can not tell you a distinction between false notions of groups. This is because these are not distinct entities. Distinct means well defined, unmistakable. You are just assuming a location and a color make something distinct. They don't. Every person is distinct.
The truth is that every person acts for themselves.People share "cutural roots", but the "culture" is the not even expected to be the same across the hall in the same household. Every person does a part in creating their own culture. There is no room for such absolutism in culture. Every person makes their own values, and their own priorities. Are your attributes the same as your siblings? your cousins? your neighbours? They are not.
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see, you have been conditioned to believe that thinking or saying anything bad about black people is a bad thing, and doubly compounded by being such a vile thing as a racist... but you don't know why. why is it not OK to dislike black people. what universal truth can you offer that invalidates my position of disliking a certain demographic? tell me why my "racism" is wrong.
You cannot assume to know what another persons perspective is. You have not only oversimplified race, but you have oversimplified my perspectives too. This is insane thinking. You cannot presume to know what other people believe, you cannot fill in the blanks, you must communicate with a person and allow them to represent themselves, otherwise you will just be making up, and that is dangerous. It doesn't reflect reality at all when you just make it up.
I partake in the debunking of all generalizations. Feel free to read my other posts, and you will find I make the same points regarding the oversimplification of religion, politics, etc.
We have to use our own minds, all the time. We have to pay attention, and be aware, and as we take in new experiences, logically assess it, and dynamically assimilate the new data.
You are advocating logical assessments be made NOW that are rigid and not dynamic. This will not allow you to properly, honestly dynamically assess new data as it comes in. This is what is wrong with all isms.
Your logical assessments made now will affect the clarity of your attention for taking in new information later. We have the ability to always learn as we age, but we need attention to be able to do so.
You must put your logical assessments secondary to experience and attention.
The making of generalization, will place logic before data and experience, which is illogical.
so you are saying that there is no difference between the culture that Three 6 mafia represents and the culture that haile selassie represented? you are saying that there is no cultural difference between africans and african americans? your entire argument is basically saying that culture doesn't exist.... or at best some fluffy idealistic bullshit about how we all have our own individual culture.
see, this is the problem with this particular forum is that everyone has the luxury of being idealistic when typing up their own resume about how they would act or how they really think... so many of you sit back and talk like "i don't judge people" and "I have no ego", but that is just an idealistic bullshit version of yourself sans reality. when you are presented with a real question you side step it with this bullshit about how righteous and philosophically advanced you are. and the funny thing is you do it on top of laughable suppositions.
so, ok, you are so enlightened that you see no color, and there is no distinction between afrikaan and african american culture... in fact, there is no such thing as culture....
we can keep pulling this conversation into the realm of existentialism and semantics where ultimately nothing is real and all our experiences could very well be false and that no one has a real grasp on reality.... whatever helps you not confront your own racism.
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: Diploid]
#19341881 - 12/29/13 02:47 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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Diploid said: A distinction is not a discrimination.
Nope. Those words are synonyms. You're picking at nits to avoid acknowledging that placing two people into two different categories based on their race alone and nothing else is what you do when you distinguish (or discriminate) between the two.
The words are synonyms, but only when in Certain context, and when using specific definition and etymology. They have potential to be words distinct from each other. These words certainly do have specific uses: distinction has to do with scrutiny,where as discrimination has to do with separation. It is dishonest to dismiss this, Assume possible synonymy means absolute synonymy is false.
You are avoiding my points, or at least failing to grasp my perspective, I am not nitpicking.
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This is what the KKK does when they mentally sift groups of people into white and black. They use skin color to decide which person is "good" and which isn't. There is no difference between the race-based sorting of the group you're doing and the KKK's.
I'm doing the KKK's sorting. right. I'm not confident you are grasping my messages, I'm not sure you've understood my posts.
I took the time to break down words into: definition, etymology, intent, and context.
So what? Distinguishing between two people based purely on their race is the definition of racism. Since no one can read minds, intent in impossible to discern. And context changes based on the point of view.
You're blowing fluff to avoid the fact that the word racism means to look two otherwise similar people and assign different meaning to the white one and the black one. That is what racism is and no amount of long-winded obfuscation and hand waving on your part changes that.
I'm saying it means something different for every individual; at every usage. If I use a racial epithet around my one black friend, It is different then when I say it to my other black friend. The context and intent change every single usage.
To say it's a white thing, or its a black thing, is wrong. It's a thing that comes of a one tongue at a time, and hits one ear at a time. Each and every time it's new. Some white people are OK saying it to some black people sometimes. Some black people don't ever wanna hear it even from other black people. The whole blanket conceptualization is full of confusion. Make a judgment on a historical example, but don't assume it sets a rule for other sets of circumstances.
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: liquidlounge]
#19341894 - 12/29/13 02:49 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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liquidlounge said: calling my mother a dumb whore is not the same thing as calling someone a nigger. it doesn't elicit the same reaction.
I would say it does depending on who you're directing it towards, try saying that to a muslim or myself 5 years ago.
just remember, you do not have the right to not be offended.
Subjective.
i meant collectively. if we were on a crowded bus and I called your mother a whore, maybe you and 2 other people get upset. if i call you a stupid nigger probably 90% of the bus is up in arms and would clap if I got punched out. not the same.
no, you literally do not have the right to not be offended. I am well within my rights to offend the fuck out of you. You being offended is nothing more than yelling out "i am offended!". People think that since they are offended they have the right to act a certain way and do things. It is personal justification. You slash someones tires you did it because you felt justified or that you need to serve up your own justice.
this is why people revel in being offended. they seek it out. it is their own personal loophole for acting like a fucktard.
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: Roger Wilco]
#19341912 - 12/29/13 02:52 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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Diploid said: A distinction is not a discrimination.
Nope. Those words are synonyms. You're picking at nits to avoid acknowledging that placing two people into two different categories based on their race alone and nothing else is what you do when you distinguish (or discriminate) between the two.
The words are synonyms, but only when in Certain context, and when using specific definition and etymology. They have potential to be words distinct from each other. These words certainly do have specific uses: distinction has to do with scrutiny,where as discrimination has to do with separation. It is dishonest to dismiss this, Assume possible synonymy means absolute synonymy is false.
You are avoiding my points, or at least failing to grasp my perspective, I am not nitpicking.
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This is what the KKK does when they mentally sift groups of people into white and black. They use skin color to decide which person is "good" and which isn't. There is no difference between the race-based sorting of the group you're doing and the KKK's.
I'm doing the KKK's sorting. right. I'm not confident you are grasping my messages, I'm not sure you've understood my posts.
I took the time to break down words into: definition, etymology, intent, and context.
So what? Distinguishing between two people based purely on their race is the definition of racism. Since no one can read minds, intent in impossible to discern. And context changes based on the point of view.
You're blowing fluff to avoid the fact that the word racism means to look two otherwise similar people and assign different meaning to the white one and the black one. That is what racism is and no amount of long-winded obfuscation and hand waving on your part changes that.
I'm saying it means something different for every individual; at every usage. If I use a racial epithet around my one black friend, It is different then when I say it to my other black friend. The context and intent change every single usage.
To say it's a white thing, or its a black thing, is wrong. It's a thing that comes of a one tongue at a time, and hits one ear at a time. Each and every time it's new. Some white people are OK saying it to some black people sometimes. Some black people don't ever wanna hear it even from other black people. The whole blanket conceptualization is full of confusion. Make a judgment on a historical example, but don't assume it sets a rule for other sets of circumstances.
lol, you make a distinction about making distinctions... and then claim that one distinction is justifying an idea into the category of not being racist while the very same logic to distinguish the former is used to justify placing an idea into the category of being racist...
how do you not see your own double standards in your own head?
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: SneezingPenis]
#19341964 - 12/29/13 03:01 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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i meant collectively. if we were on a crowded bus and I called your mother a whore, maybe you and 2 other people get upset. if i call you a stupid nigger probably 90% of the bus is up in arms and would clap if I got punched out. not the same.
Most likely true. Try shouting Albania sucks in downtown Tirana and see what happens.
no, you literally do not have the right to not be offended.
I do not have the right to not be offended. How does this make sense?
If I call a black man "nigger", he has the right to not be offended. What rights are you talking about anyway?
this is why people revel in being offended. they seek it out. it is their own personal loophole for acting like a fucktard.
Some may do.
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: liquidlounge]
#19342026 - 12/29/13 03:09 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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i know it sounds like a double negative but it isn't. because "you have the right to be offended" isn't the same thing".
the point is that there is nothing that can protect you from someone hurting your feelings.
that is another thing i never understood... if you think that someone who uses the word Nigger is just a stupid fuckwad, then why do you care what they think? see, i hate niggerdom because it has pervading effects upon my wellbeing. my tax dollars are used up, my property value goes down, my chances of having violent crime inflicted upon me is increased.
but a bunch of hicks around a fire talking about how much black people stink isn't hurting anyone... no more than any other personal belief. It is how they act upon those beliefs that you should judge or be offended by, otherwise you are just trying to be thought police.
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: SneezingPenis]
#19342110 - 12/29/13 03:25 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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so you are saying that there is no difference between the culture that Three 6 mafia represents and the culture that haile selassie represented? you are saying that there is no cultural difference between africans and african americans? your entire argument is basically saying that culture doesn't exist.... or at best some fluffy idealistic bullshit about how we all have our own individual culture.
Cultures are like mosaics. The little tiny parts are the individuals people. This bigger picture is made of all the smaller pieces. The color, flavor, true culture isn't actually found within the collective mosaic, but within all the little pixels. You only find the attributes of individuals, not attributes of cultures when you go into the world an immerse yourself in these mosaics.
This is not fluffy, this is the nature of a collective.
I am stating that we all have individual culture. I am not suggesting the we are not influenced by our cultural heritage, or cultural history. Cultural history does not negate our ability to make choices and thus make our own culture, which is of course what all people do.
This is not fluffy, this is the nature of the individual.
Yes of course we all create our own culture. This is known as free will. We may share culture heritage, history, but that is all. One brother is a jock, one brother is a nerd, one brother is a shroomerite, three brothers mixing their own unique cultural cocktails. Culture exists, but It's not something that can be objectively measured Culture is not rigid or defined. Cultural "norms" changes through time, because people change it.
The supposition that having our own culture is "idealistic bullshit" suggests that the individual is a predetermined automaton that must do what it's culture has already decided. This is not true. There is an element of choice and free will in the experience.
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see, this is the problem with this particular forum is that everyone has the luxury of being idealistic when typing up their own resume about how they would act or how they really think... so many of you sit back and talk like "i don't judge people" and "I have no ego", but that is just an idealistic bullshit version of yourself sans reality. when you are presented with a real question you side step it with this bullshit about how righteous and philosophically advanced you are. and the funny thing is you do it on top of laughable suppositions.
Why are you having a diatribe to critisice all the forum's members in the middle of a response to me? I don't claim to be without ego. I judge actual people for actual actions, not imagined people for generalizations.
What real question did I side step?
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so, ok, you are so enlightened that you see no color, and there is no distinction between afrikaan and african american culture... in fact, there is no such thing as culture....
I did not use the word enlightenment. What are you referring to? I don't follow........ and you accuse me of side stepping..........
Again, culture is not a simple thing that is the same for everyone. It has a heritage component, and individual free will component.
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we can keep pulling this conversation into the realm of existentialism and semantics where ultimately nothing is real and all our experiences could very well be false and that no one has a real grasp on reality.... whatever helps you not confront your own racism.
This is the second time you've ended a post with an ad hominem towards me. Why? Does this make you feel good? Does it help your argument? Do you actually think I have philosophical or active racism that needs confronting?
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: Roger Wilco]
#19342132 - 12/29/13 03:29 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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The culture in the south was centered around using slaves for labor thus were essential to the economy. Basically it was because of Money.
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: SneezingPenis]
#19342186 - 12/29/13 03:39 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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the point is that there is nothing that can protect you from someone hurting your feelings.
That's why we have etiquettes and manners to prevent people getting their feelings hurt, it doesn't work well because of words like "nigger". Verbal communication can be just as hurtful as physical violence, even more so in some cases.
if you think that someone who uses the word Nigger is just a stupid fuckwad, then why do you care what they think?
Why care about what religions or Miley Cyrus spread when it affects me through politics?
see, i hate niggerdom because it has pervading effects upon my wellbeing. my tax dollars are used up, my property value goes down, my chances of having violent crime inflicted upon me is increased.
There are many things I hate as well but the root is not "niggerdom", it's a part of a much larger issue, calling it "niggerdom" hardly addresses the main issues in society.
but a bunch of hicks around a fire talking about how much black people stink isn't hurting anyone... no more than any other personal belief. It is how they act upon those beliefs that you should judge or be offended by, otherwise you are just trying to be thought police.
People are free to have their own opinions but it causes hatred, just like mainstream religions, politics, media etc.
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: MarkostheGnostic]
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Perhaps you should have attended Cornell University with my Black wife, where she schooled with other Black Ivy League students, who are today's 'movers and shakers,' attorneys, physicians, CEOs, and all manner of professionals. You want to look at the gutter-level of a financially ruined American city and project that onto what, ALL brown-skinned Americans of a certain socio-economic and educational level? Your mind is in the gutter, identified with the Muladhara chakra - survival, fear, physical violence - the lowest mammalian, limbic system stuff. And which physical organ is the Muladhara chakra associated with? Answer: the asshole. Your physical head may not be in there, but your mind seems to be. Your mind is tainted with fear, and IF you associate your fear with skin color, then you'd be just as ignorant as any sheet-wearing, inbred fucktard who ever lived in the USA. It's about a whole lot of variables, mostly those that I named - socio-economic and educational levels, not melanin content. The low-life who happen to be Black can smell your fear, so you have every reason to be even more fearful. They are all about Muladhara mentally too. Violent criminals are human scum regardless of their color. I've been friends or friendly with Blacks whether they were janitors or PhD CEOs, or anything in between. Fearing psychopaths is normal. Fearing Blacks is just racism. I recommend practicing 'color-blindness' while being cautious around psychopaths.
Not to mention where these sheet-wearing, inbred fucktards (whites) come from. Brought to America in chains and enslaved, perhaps up to 2 thirds of American whites are descended from white slaves. After the civil war the wealthy elite Yanks/republicans were arming the freed black slaves/financing militant revenge violence by poor blacks on poor whites. The southern wealthy elite democrats organised the poor whites with sheets, crosses and ropes, but these inbred fucktards (whites) never had any more power than the blacks. They stayed poor, broken down, in debt, working from dawn till dusk 7 days a week. Its a little funny how sir higher consciousness non-racist Markos is unconscious of his own hate speech. Sheet wearing inbred fucktards. Poor dumb whites. Would he stand for equally colourful language to describe poor dumb blacks? American laws, media and robot leftists certainly don't. But hate speech on whites is absolutely dandy. Sleepwalker said: Yeah, let's hope it's us white people getting washed away this time, eh? That would be fun.
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: usulpsychonaut]
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All that is true and yet black people are still resentful towards poor white people. It's like, hey, my ancestors were poor and never owned slaves so don't give me that guilt trip man.
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: ShiVersblood]
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These sheet wearing fucktards are no longer a hate group. http://www.myeasternshoremd.com/news/kent_county/article_1f00b027-8e1f-5436-b131-f7814cb69c56.html They are still poor, harmless, dumb whites, just allot of them dropped the race hate years ago. Populism is the movement that threatened the wealthy elite, racial conflict keeps the poor divided. Part of the problem being that racial conflict is natural, so its easily easily sustained in just the right way to serve the interests of the masters.
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Re: have you ever wondered why the south is racist? [Re: usulpsychonaut]
#19354860 - 01/01/14 02:03 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) |
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usulpsychonaut said: These sheet wearing fucktards are no longer a hate group. http://www.myeasternshoremd.com/news/kent_county/article_1f00b027-8e1f-5436-b131-f7814cb69c56.html They are still poor, harmless, dumb whites, just allot of them dropped the race hate years ago. Populism is the movement that threatened the wealthy elite, racial conflict keeps the poor divided. Part of the problem being that racial conflict is natural, so its easily easily sustained in just the right way to serve the interests of the masters.
Some of the quotes from the Klan leader in that article made me crack up.
“We’ve changed,” Larson said. “We haven’t had any bombings or hangings for years.”
-------------------- We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.
 
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