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Jeeper79 said:
What poll?
you have 73k posts on hereBunk Moreland said:
That's a dude who is addicted so social media. He needs to step away from his computer and phone and enjoy the life right in front of him. He's been getting weirder and weirder
AGHouston11 said:
This country has come to the point to where racism and discrimination is perfectly acceptable against one race - white people!
It's the norm - nobody even questions it because it's just considered acceptable.
FW_DeClerk said:you have 73k posts on hereBunk Moreland said:
That's a dude who is addicted so social media. He needs to step away from his computer and phone and enjoy the life right in front of him. He's been getting weirder and weirder
FW_DeClerk said:you have 73k posts on hereBunk Moreland said:
That's a dude who is addicted so social media. He needs to step away from his computer and phone and enjoy the life right in front of him. He's been getting weirder and weirder
Bunk Moreland said:AGHouston11 said:
This country has come to the point to where racism and discrimination is perfectly acceptable against one race - white people!
It's the norm - nobody even questions it because it's just considered acceptable.
I've never witnessed it in person and I work with and talk to black people every day. What I have witnessed are a lot more people who feed their pre-conceived notions through anecdotal evidence thanks to social media who then project what they see on SM as the 'norm' in our country, maybe even subconsciously wanting it to be true. But often it seems they're living in an alternate reality.
There are lot of issues in America. There's a lot of divide. There are racial lines drawn and racists on all sides, and opportunists everywhere. But the more I step away from the keyboard, TV, and phone screen and actually interact in real life, it is always the opposite experience. Yet for some reason all sides seem focused on wanting to turn social media trends into reality. It's almost as if people are financially benefitting from Americans drinking that kool-aid instead.
Bunk Moreland said:AGHouston11 said:
This country has come to the point to where racism and discrimination is perfectly acceptable against one race - white people!
It's the norm - nobody even questions it because it's just considered acceptable.
I've never witnessed it in person and I work with and talk to black people every day. What I have witnessed are a lot more people who feed their pre-conceived notions through anecdotal evidence thanks to social media who then project what they see on SM as the 'norm' in our country, maybe even subconsciously wanting it to be true. But often it seems they're living in an alternate reality.
There are lot of issues in America. There's a lot of divide. There are racial lines drawn and racists on all sides, and opportunists everywhere. But the more I step away from the keyboard, TV, and phone screen and actually interact in real life, it is always the opposite experience. Yet for some reason all sides seem focused on wanting to turn social media trends into reality. It's almost as if people are financially benefitting from Americans drinking that kool-aid instead.
Bunk Moreland said:AGHouston11 said:
This country has come to the point to where racism and discrimination is perfectly acceptable against one race - white people!
It's the norm - nobody even questions it because it's just considered acceptable.
I've never witnessed it in person and I work with and talk to black people every day. What I have witnessed are a lot more people who feed their pre-conceived notions through anecdotal evidence thanks to social media who then project what they see on SM as the 'norm' in our country, maybe even subconsciously wanting it to be true. But often it seems they're living in an alternate reality.
There are lot of issues in America. There's a lot of divide. There are racial lines drawn and racists on all sides, and opportunists everywhere. But the more I step away from the keyboard, TV, and phone screen and actually interact in real life, it is always the opposite experience. Yet for some reason all sides seem focused on wanting to turn social media trends into reality. It's almost as if people are financially benefitting from Americans drinking that kool-aid instead.
AGHouston11 said:Bunk Moreland said:AGHouston11 said:
This country has come to the point to where racism and discrimination is perfectly acceptable against one race - white people!
It's the norm - nobody even questions it because it's just considered acceptable.
I've never witnessed it in person and I work with and talk to black people every day. What I have witnessed are a lot more people who feed their pre-conceived notions through anecdotal evidence thanks to social media who then project what they see on SM as the 'norm' in our country, maybe even subconsciously wanting it to be true. But often it seems they're living in an alternate reality.
There are lot of issues in America. There's a lot of divide. There are racial lines drawn and racists on all sides, and opportunists everywhere. But the more I step away from the keyboard, TV, and phone screen and actually interact in real life, it is always the opposite experience. Yet for some reason all sides seem focused on wanting to turn social media trends into reality. It's almost as if people are financially benefitting from Americans drinking that kool-aid instead.
Do you consider jobs for diversity over white people not discrimination? Do you consider scholarships only for people of color not discrimination? Do you consider special treatment due to pigmentation not racism?
Well... at least its a slight majority.Dies Irae said:Jeeper79 said:
What poll?
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/washington-secrets/its-ok-to-be-white-agree-72-including-53-of-blacks
Rasmussen poll that 53% of black Americans say it's okay to be white
FW_DeClerk said:you have 73k posts on hereBunk Moreland said:
That's a dude who is addicted so social media. He needs to step away from his computer and phone and enjoy the life right in front of him. He's been getting weirder and weirder
AGHouston11 said:
How about an actual professor at at this university saying when it's ok to kill white people - yet he was allowed to keep his job - he's gone now but not because of that!
Or a show on Netflix called I Hate White People!
Why is any of this ok?
Racism and discrimination is wrong against any people.
The point is it's become acceptable as the norm against one race. That's wrong.
Bunk Moreland said:AGHouston11 said:Bunk Moreland said:AGHouston11 said:
This country has come to the point to where racism and discrimination is perfectly acceptable against one race - white people!
It's the norm - nobody even questions it because it's just considered acceptable.
I've never witnessed it in person and I work with and talk to black people every day. What I have witnessed are a lot more people who feed their pre-conceived notions through anecdotal evidence thanks to social media who then project what they see on SM as the 'norm' in our country, maybe even subconsciously wanting it to be true. But often it seems they're living in an alternate reality.
There are lot of issues in America. There's a lot of divide. There are racial lines drawn and racists on all sides, and opportunists everywhere. But the more I step away from the keyboard, TV, and phone screen and actually interact in real life, it is always the opposite experience. Yet for some reason all sides seem focused on wanting to turn social media trends into reality. It's almost as if people are financially benefitting from Americans drinking that kool-aid instead.
Do you consider jobs for diversity over white people not discrimination? Do you consider scholarships only for people of color not discrimination? Do you consider special treatment due to pigmentation not racism?
Ohhhh. I didn't realize you were posting a completely separate and unique post in a vacuum and not a response or in any relation to the video in the OP where Scott Adams believes 50% of all black people in America are not ok with white people and then concludes he will refuse to deal with black people as the subject of the thread/conversation.
Yes. Racism happens. Yes discrimination is real. It even happens at times through idiotic policy.
What I don't see every day are black people existing and being against the idea of white people existing, or vice versa. I see them coexisting, and mostly happy. What I do see are a bunch of keyboard warriors and real-life race baiters propping up the idea we must divide ourselves among racial lines in so many different ways.
There is a significant difference between working with a Black person in an office setting and living in a mostly Black neighborhood as a white person or being in an environment that is overwhelmingly Black. I have also found that attitudes among younger Black people are very different than older ones generally. The youth have been taught and raised in a very poisonous environment where they have been encouraged to be angry at white people even though they personally have likely never had a white person actually do anything to them. It's amazing when you hear Blacks who actually grew up in Jim Crow and truly were treated horribly vs those who have gotten a scholarship to college. The latter has a much bigger chip on their shoulder 99% of the time.Bunk Moreland said:AGHouston11 said:
This country has come to the point to where racism and discrimination is perfectly acceptable against one race - white people!
It's the norm - nobody even questions it because it's just considered acceptable.
I've never witnessed it in person and I work with and talk to black people every day. What I have witnessed are a lot more people who feed their pre-conceived notions through anecdotal evidence thanks to social media who then project what they see on SM as the 'norm' in our country, maybe even subconsciously wanting it to be true. But often it seems they're living in an alternate reality.
There are lot of issues in America. There's a lot of divide. There are racial lines drawn and racists on all sides, and opportunists everywhere. But the more I step away from the keyboard, TV, and phone screen and actually interact in real life, it is always the opposite experience. Yet for some reason all sides seem focused on wanting to turn social media trends into reality. It's almost as if people are financially benefitting from Americans drinking that kool-aid instead.
FW_DeClerk said:you have 73k posts on hereBunk Moreland said:
That's a dude who is addicted so social media. He needs to step away from his computer and phone and enjoy the life right in front of him. He's been getting weirder and weirder
And 47% said no,or didn't know if it was ok to be white. Basically half the black people surveyed are racist against whites if you assume that the default non-racist opinion is that it is always okay to be (insert race here). If you aren't sure it is okay for somebody to be whatever race they are, you are a racist.Dies Irae said:Jeeper79 said:
What poll?
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/washington-secrets/its-ok-to-be-white-agree-72-including-53-of-blacks
Rasmussen poll that 53% of black Americans say it's okay to be white
Good post.aggie93 said:Bunk Moreland said:AGHouston11 said:
This country has come to the point to where racism and discrimination is perfectly acceptable against one race - white people!
It's the norm - nobody even questions it because it's just considered acceptable.
I also realize btw that this really isn't about race at all. What it is about is how the communists have used race to try to achieve their goals through education and social programs. They saw the opportunity with race as the means to achieve it here in the US because we don't have the class warfare issues of Europe. It's unfortunate that so many people are so blind to it.
This is a great post, I haven't been able to articulate it myself. We are close to the same age, and I feel like white america of our generation bought into the "content of character and not color of skin" mindset, only to be absolutely stabbed in the back by everyone else.AggiePetro07 said:
Me and my white contemporaries (born 1984) have grown up being told black men and women are equal, have dignity, have value, have worth, and are capable of great things.
My black contemporaries have grown up hearing that whites are racist, bigoted colonialists who have sought to oppress and suffocate them.
No wonder we're at a divide.
So 47% think it's not ok?Quote:
In the latest Rasmussen Reports survey shared with Secrets, 72% agreed with the statement, "It's OK to be white." Even a majority of black people, 53%, agreed.
I'm older but this is exactly how I feel. I went thru bussing & desegregation in schools in the 70's and that was the message. Now, recently, I've become the "bad guy" somehow because of my skin color and not my character.Quote:This is a great post, I haven't been able to articulate it myself. We are close to the same age, and I feel like white america of our generation bought into the "content of character and not color of skin" mindset, only to be absolutely stabbed in the back by everyone else.Quote:
AggiePetro07 said:
Me and my white contemporaries (born 1984) have grown up being told black men and women are equal, have dignity, have value, have worth, and are capable of great things.
My black contemporaries have grown up hearing that whites are racist, bigoted colonialists who have sought to oppress and suffocate them.
No wonder we're at a divide.
