Paradigm said:

I didn't say that. I said race is not important to me. Reading comprehension is key.

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Yes, what's your point? I've also met Shroomerites who were hispanic or asian.

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Yes. What does it matter? I don't read them for their race. I read them for their ideas. I am also interested in the ideas of non-white scholars and theorists like W.E.B. Dubois, or Lao Tzu.

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I actually do have a favorite pair of baggy pants, but no, I don't try to look thugged out, nor have I said anything which would lead anyone with reading comprehension skills to arrive at such a conclusion. I merely said that race is not important to me, not that I try to act like some other race. I simply try to act like myself, without trying to fall into some idiotic racial stereotype.

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I flew out there by myself. There were people of other races there, I assure you. BTW, I'm not the drugged-up one who was rambling loudly in that video. I'm the long-haired one on the right who was talking to him. Just thought I'd clear that up.

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Why the obsession with race?

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Warrior14 said:

The spirit of the conversation opposed to the letter, is key. You were saying how you didn't have this "racial tie" that made you more prone to "mesh"ing with members of your own race, yet you honestly look and sound like the poster boy of "White".

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But only a minority of them were? Are the majority of your friends white or non-white?

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Again, the majority of what you've posted and agreed with politically are white thinkers, no? Georgism?

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So, if someone were to say how you dressed and behaved, would they say "Well, like the average black guy", "the average asian", or "the average white college kid". Long hair, a visor, a button up short sleeved flannel shirt, black jeans. Guess which category I'd pick?

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Why the lack of concern and ability to discern racial issues?

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