RandFan
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And a lot of them have red hair. In fact the reddest of red. And?The Irish have always been white. In fact some are the whitest of white.
And a lot of them have red hair. In fact the reddest of red. And?The Irish have always been white. In fact some are the whitest of white.
You can be just as racist as the worst of 'em, you just have to live with the consequences.
I heard that he's Obama's real Father!
Malcolm X was willing to modify his opinions when his previous ones were demonstrated to be incorrect, which is not a trait common to racists.
Why should there be consequences for being racist?
Should there be consequences for believing in God?
Thank you for clarifying for me.
To answer your (possibly rhetorical) question, I don't know what else he was supposed to think. Racism is when you take one or several characteristics and apply it to everyone based on skin color or ethnicity. Racism was prevalent back then, I suppose, though I wasn't alive to know.
Though, for example, my white parents protested for and supported racial and gender equality. They did it because it was the right thing to do. They expect no thanks for it or accolades, but it would be nice to be "judged by the content of their character and not the color of their skin."
Again:
"The only reason you are White is because you parents were racists."
Again:
"The only reason you are White is because you parents were racists."
Simple. Quite literally the phrases (and any movement) associated with "white pride" have been hijacked by nationalist and supremacist. Just as the swastika was hijacked by Nazi's, "white power/pride" has been inextricably linked with nationalism, supremacy and racism.Why is that blacks can say they are "proud to be black" and they can strive for racial autonomy of their communities, but whites can not?
Racism to me involves abuse of power. People of color don't have the power, but there is an ability for them to be prejudice. If white nationalists were not predatory, they would not be racist then.
A person of color calling me a cracker doesn't hold the same power as me calling someone the n word.
People who are similar on those types of lines congregate. Race is a true issue.
Say, the 17th century when British colonies started declaring Africans to be slaves by virtue of race.
That's a good question. I believe in freedom of conscience. You should be able to believe anything you want. I think there should be consequences for advocating racist policies. Racist politicians should not get elected. Racists who propagate and foment hate should be ignored.Why should there be consequences for being racist?
There should be consequences for advocating ignorance and intolerance.Should there be consequences for believing in God?
Illogical and quite frankly fatuous. Repeating it ad nauseam isn't compelling.Again:
"The only reason you are White is because you parents were racists."
Depends on your usage (definition).Also racism, is racism, is racism. Power is not a requirement though i'll admit it CAN effect the dynamics of racism politically and socially.
rac·ism
- a belief or doctrine that inherent differences among the various human races determine cultural or individual achievement, usually involving the idea that one's own race is superior and has the right to rule others.
- a policy, system of government, etc., based upon or fostering such a doctrine; discrimination.
- hatred or intolerance of another race or other races.
Universally? Or are you talking about an isolated sociodynamic phenomenon?
I assumed that, why is it important? If it is a phenomenon that is the result of sociodynamics then why even mention it?I’m talking about the illegitimacy rate among Blacks in the US today, but you knew that.
Isolated to the United States. Regardless, if the phenomenon is culturally based and due in part to oppression and subjugation and has nothing to do with skin color, why mention it?Seventy percent, the peak number in 1994, is not isolated.
Should there be consequences for being a true cultural Marxist?
The question was, "should" there be?Apparently there was in Norway yesterday. Fox News interview some of the survivors at the camp. None of them were Norwegians, all were non-White.
That's a good question. I believe in freedom of conscience. You should be able to believe anything you want. I think there should be consequences for advocating racist policies. Racist politicians should not get elected. Racists who propagate and foment hate should be ignored.
Please present some appropriate guidelines for a racist politician today. What would you allow him to say or not say?
David Duke is thinking about running for President in the Republican primaries. As Race Commissar what would be the guidelines?
He can say anything he damn well pleases. I'm a big fan of the First Amendment. I'd gladly fight for the right of any politician to say what the hell they want. Then again, voting is form of speech. I would hope that there are more non-racists than racists and I would hope racists don't get elected.Please present some appropriate guidelines for a racist politician today. What would you allow him to say or not say?
ABSOLUTELY NONE! Nada. Zip. Zero. Zilch.David Duke is thinking about running for President in the Republican primaries. As Race Commissar what would be the guidelines?