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Did you answer a question with a question?Why wasn't this posted early then?
Well, thanks for making us all aware there are racists on the board. Oh, and I guess you miss all the posts about how anyone with a concealed weapons permit would put one of those white mass murderers down if they had the chance. Or, that the coward you posted a picture of chose his place to attack not only based on the people that worshipped there, but because he most likely knew no one would retaliate.I won't be disappointed but the sh!the on here gets trying after a while like that chunky cheese bs posted on here but not one mention of this which is a true tragedy. Why isn't it talked about? You and I know the answer.
Again, I'm not sure you understand the difference between being racist and systematic racism.He doesn't use racism for his own advancement? All i did was use your words and apply them to him.
"I do think it is difficult to impossible for most minorities to utilize any form of systematic racism, racial barriers, or racial double standard's."Again, I'm not sure you understand the difference between being racist and systematic racism.
wow. 3 pages already. Trying to beat the Columbiana thread?The media doesn't address it enough as it happens time and time again. http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/22/us/kalamazoo-shooting-suspect-jason-brian-dalton-profile/index.html
The word systematic applies to the entire polysyndeton"I do think it is difficult to impossible for most minorities to utilize any form of systematic racism, racial barriers, or racial double standard's."
I think anyone can be racist and exhibit racism.
I do think it is difficult to impossible for most minorities to utilize any form of systematic racism, racial barriers, or racial double standard's. Minorities generally don't have anywhere near enough influence to do so outside of microcosmic situations.
Ok he used SYSTEMIC RACISM when dealing with the kids from Duke. He used the appearance of white privilege and the appearance of a White community that looked down on a poor black girl to push his agenda. And by the way he uses racial double standards all the time. Has he ever scorned his own community for Black on black crime or black on white crime. Every crime on a black person by a white person in his eyes are hate crimes yet he has never mentioned any hate crimes on whites by blacks.The word systematic applies to the entire polysyndeton
Unless you mean that he uses instances of those forms racism or at least the perception of them, to his advantage, then I'm not sure you know what is meant by systematic racism is.
I just wish for once these mass shooters would go to a jail house or a prison and shoot up there instead of a church, a school, or even a shopping center.
So you're saying he uses instances of it to his advantage? I pretty sure that's what I've been saying the whole time.Ok he used SYSTEMIC RACISM when dealing with the kids from Duke. He used the appearance of white privilege and the appearance of a White community that looked down on a poor black girl to push his agenda. And by the way he uses racial double standards all the time. Has he ever scorned his own community for Black on black crime or black on white crime. Every crime on a black person by a white person in his eyes are hate crimes yet he has never mentioned any hate crimes on whites by blacks.
Yep you're right. I honestly can never remember which one it is. And don't use it enough to keep track.The word both of you are looking for is systemic. Systemic racism.
So you're saying he uses instances of it to his advantage? I pretty sure that's what I've been saying the whole time.
He used the Duke case to his advantage, to push his agenda, but that is not an act of systemic racism. He does and says racist things, but doing and saying racist things does not constitute systemic racism...
I just wanna hear the excuses this board will make to defend their own.
Oh my sweet dear noob, so seasoned yet so young and innocent. "Obvious troll" has no meaning on the WEZObvious troll post is obvious.
Point acknowledged, but doesn't Rush Limbaugh, Shawn H. Mark L & Fox Network do the same?Al Sharpton uses systematic racism, racial barriers, or racial double standard's every day to push agendas.
I have no idea. I dont watch fox news and only know who one of those ppl are. All i know of Rush Limbaugh is that he is a fat blow hard that will say anything for ratings. If it wasnt for him getting addicted to pills and that being on every news channel years ago i wouldn't know who he is more than likely. What i do know of him makes him seem like a bizarro Michael Moore.Point acknowledged, but doesn't Rush Limbaugh, Shawn H. Mark L & Fox Network do the same?
Your the problem in this country. Holy shit. Comparing what this guy did to the CC incident posted on here makes a lot of sense. If you ask me, there's much more racism from blacks toward whites than the other way around. You're either extremely naive and stupid or racist yourself.The truth is the truth just like black on black crime which it getting talked about more frequently.
There have been just as many, probably more, events posted on here with white people making fools of themselves in a similar fashion, than those with blacks.Why was it entertaining? Tell me how you really feel.
Dude, what competition? I would have said that to a white guy (being better than me) if he scolded me for enjoying watching a fight in Chuckie Cheese. It has nothing to do with color. Sweet shit. I love to watch videos of white rednecks fighting in Walmart. Not everything is about color.
That's straight bs and you know it. It's not even close. Back to my original post give me your opinion on what I stated?There have been just as many, probably more, events posted on here with white people making fools of themselves in a similar fashion, than those with blacks.
Thank you. You were much more civil than I was going to be. I hope OP doesn't teach what he believes to his children.That's the opinion you have of white people? You think people would defend an evil murderer because of race? Are you a moron or something? What your post and reply tell me is that somewhere in your head it makes sense to defend someone on this basis so I would suggest you seek help! When one person kills another it doesn't matter about skin color. In fact, skin color never matters except to people like you who seem to live in some racial prison where you just want to keep stirring it up again. I'm sorry to say this but you're an idiot. You need to re-examine your damn view on the world. Those of us seeking to push forward as one and get past all this stupidity of the past are sick and tired of being dragged back by bitter little urchins like you.
What I'm talking about is the actual application of systemic racism. Sharpton is basically pointing fingers at racist events or systemic racism (or at least the perception of the two) in order to get his way.Whites supposedly use it to keep minorities down, no matter if it is on purpose or not. How is him using it in reverse order to take the white man down a peg any different? In my mind it is the same issue just a different perspective. I could be wrong, its just the way i look at it.
What I'm talking about is the actual application of systemic racism. Sharpton is basically pointing fingers at racist events or systemic racism (or at least the perception of the two) in order to get his way.
I don't think Sharpton is right or should be excused for what he's doing, I'm just saying it's not exactly doing it reverse. He's not actually using systemic racism. He's using the actions of others to push an agenda.
I hope that makes a little more sense.
I'm just trying to figure out what language this is written in.The media doesn't address it enough as it happens time and time again. http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/22/us/kalamazoo-shooting-suspect-jason-brian-dalton-profile/index.html
Systemic (or institutionalized) racism, isn't usually something overt and many times isn't even intentional.I'm not sure I understand this "systemic racism" issue. What are examples of this? I can obviously understand things like segregation/Jim Crow laws/etc, but what are current examples? Just curious.
Spot on 100%. And I firmly believe we've done a 180 in this country and we now see more reverse discrimination. There will unfortunately always be racism by some in every race. There's no doubt in my mind most black people feel just as the OP does and there's a greater % of blacks that have racist views towards whites than the other way around.The irony here is that the OP is the most blatantly racist person in his thread about racism.
Today, without question, the black guy.Systemic (or institutionalized) racism, isn't usually something overt and many times isn't even intentional.
In an attempt to keep this short, basically its the ways, practices, views, etc. of the dominant and most powerful group being forced upon those group with less power and influence. As well as making the subgroup's ways, practices, views, etc seen as inappropriate. It can also seen in government making policies and laws to the detriment of a particular subgroup.
That's an oversimplification, and if you want a better, more organized explaination I would recommend googling it.
An example question.
Two guys walk in to interview for a high level job. They both have the same experience and knowledge of the field. They even have on the same clothes. Which one of these guys is more likely to get hired?
Here let me help.Systemic (or institutionalized) racism, isn't usually something overt and many times isn't even intentional.
In an attempt to keep this short, basically its the ways, practices, views, etc. of the dominant and most powerful group being forced upon those group with less power and influence. As well as making the subgroup's ways, practices, views, etc seen as inappropriate. It can also seen in government making policies and laws to the detriment of a particular subgroup.
That's an oversimplification, and if you want a better, more organized explaination I would recommend googling it.
An example question.
Two guys walk in to interview for a high level job. They both have the same experience and knowledge of the field. They even have on the same clothes. Which one of these guys is more likely to get hired?
False statementSpot on 100%. And I firmly believe we've done a 180 in this country and we now see more reverse discrimination. There will unfortunately always be racism by some in every race. There's no doubt in my mind most black people feel just as the OP does and there's a greater % of blacks that have racist views towards whites than the other way around.
I don't know what part you feel is false. Maybe you think everything I posted is false. A white person can't speak about affirmative action or details of what you are discussing without being accused of racism.False statement
Systemic (or institutionalized) racism, isn't usually something overt and many times isn't even intentional.
In an attempt to keep this short, basically its the ways, practices, views, etc. of the dominant and most powerful group being forced upon those group with less power and influence. As well as making the subgroup's ways, practices, views, etc seen as inappropriate. It can also seen in government making policies and laws to the detriment of a particular subgroup.
That's an oversimplification, and if you want a better, more organized explaination I would recommend googling it.
An example question.
Two guys walk in to interview for a high level job. They both have the same experience and knowledge of the field. They even have on the same clothes. Which one of these guys is more likely to get hired?
Odviously you do not know or understand This Country History! Odviously you do not know What Race Of People Has Always Had/Have The Power In This Country! Finally, It's Called U. S. History!Your the problem in this country. Holy shit. Comparing what this guy did to the CC incident posted on here makes a lot of sense. If you ask me, there's much more racism from blacks toward whites than the other way around. You're either extremely naive and stupid or racist yourself.
I Love Your Response! However, White America holds the key to making changes (Stop, I know you cannot stop evil) to some of the violence. For example Congress refuses to make common sense (Stop I Own Guns) gun laws - Controlled by White America! Congress refuses to make common sense changes (Stop, I day trade) on Wall Street - Controlled by White America!Personally, I think its pretty stupid for white people to speak with authority on what it's like for black people living in America. I've seen ton's of evidence for institutionalized racism in this country. But going back to OP's point where he seems to be suggesting that white people aren't in outrage over the mass murderers that arise out of white america... I think thats off target and you are basically just trying to cry outrage towards white america, implying that they are calloused and uncaring. Well thats just stupid.
Ok TigerJAC it is odviously you have a strong although I believe wrong view on this subject, maybe even race relations. Question, If as according to you, a higher % of Black have a greater racist view towards whites - The past 12 months how has Blacks displayed those views i.e. Did we conduct mass murder of whites, burn white churches, black policeman killed white men, well just how has these higher % of racism been displayed?Spot on 100%. And I firmly believe we've done a 180 in this country and we now see more reverse discrimination. There will unfortunately always be racism by some in every race. There's no doubt in my mind most black people feel just as the OP does and there's a greater % of blacks that have racist views towards whites than the other way around.