Chick Goes Crazy at FAU

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[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]overstand wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:
The hilarity of comparing one powerless crazy college student who now has much less of a bright future to an authority figure killing a kid. Yeah, both could be called racist. No, both are not on equal terms of power in society.

[/thread][/quote]

It was never about the gravity of the respective incidents but the double standards and irony in people’s perception of racism.

/strawman[/quote]

Uh, but that would imply people are too stupid to recognize the “GRAVITY” of the respective incidents before they apply any standard at all.

This is an issue because it is clear blacks are at risk of greater chances of death BY PEOPLE IN POSITIONS OF POWER OR AUTHORITY. This has never just been some random issue of racism…or else every old person who lets out a racial slip would be on the news.

The previous case in that same city where a cop’s kid beat up a black man was NOT front page news.

You don’t have much of a point trying to point out double standards as if people involved in those situations are too stupid to understand who has the upper hand in a social scenario.

A bag lady calling me names is not the same as a POLICE OFFICER doing it.

a BROKE ASS COLLEGE STUDENT making some slurs is not the same as the same coming from THE COLLEGE PROFESSOR TEACHING A CLASS.

Yet you seem to think people are so dumb they can’t see this.[/quote]
Racism is racism regardless of socio-economic standing.

/bullshit[/quote]

LOL…and the response by society is not based on it simply being “racist” but on the overreaching effect it has on all of us or the majority.

Racial profiling means I am more likely to be profiled as a criminal based on my skin color by AUTHORITY FIGURES. Unless you bring an instance where whites are profiled as criminals or are being targeted by authority figures, simply running around trying to point out “racism” in other racial groups doesn’t make much sense.

It completely dismisses the fact that this is about socio-economic power and not simply whether someone is “racist” or whether they think of themselves as such.

Do you honestly think people care that “racists” exist at all?

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[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]overstand wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:
The hilarity of comparing one powerless crazy college student who now has much less of a bright future to an authority figure killing a kid. Yeah, both could be called racist. No, both are not on equal terms of power in society.

[/thread][/quote]

It was never about the gravity of the respective incidents but the double standards and irony in people’s perception of racism.

/strawman[/quote]

Uh, but that would imply people are too stupid to recognize the “GRAVITY” of the respective incidents before they apply any standard at all.

This is an issue because it is clear blacks are at risk of greater chances of death BY PEOPLE IN POSITIONS OF POWER OR AUTHORITY. This has never just been some random issue of racism…or else every old person who lets out a racial slip would be on the news.

The previous case in that same city where a cop’s kid beat up a black man was NOT front page news.

You don’t have much of a point trying to point out double standards as if people involved in those situations are too stupid to understand who has the upper hand in a social scenario.

A bag lady calling me names is not the same as a POLICE OFFICER doing it.

a BROKE ASS COLLEGE STUDENT making some slurs is not the same as the same coming from THE COLLEGE PROFESSOR TEACHING A CLASS.

Yet you seem to think people are so dumb they can’t see this.[/quote]
Racism is racism regardless of socio-economic standing.

/bullshit[/quote]

LOL…and the response by society is not based on it simply being “racist” but on the overreaching effect it has on all of us or the majority.

Racial profiling means I am more likely to be profiled as a criminal based on my skin color by AUTHORITY FIGURES. Unless you bring an instance where whites are profiled as criminals or are being targeted by authority figures, simply running around trying to point out “racism” in other racial groups doesn’t make much sense.

It completely dismisses the fact that this is about socio-economic power and not simply whether someone is “racist” or whether they think of themselves as such.

Do you honestly think people care that “racists” exist at all?
[/quote]

I agree.

This girl’s pure nuttiness overpowers her futile racism by about 5000%.

What if she started saying she wanted to kill Martians? Should we worry for the little green men?
What I mean is her saying racist stuff is not anywhere near as dangerous as her violent outbursts are. Just the usual shit any nutbar will start screaming out. I’m sure she hates all men more than women too.

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Somehow the fact that her nuttiness seems to clearly be race driven is lost on those defending her. Her whole outburst started 'cause she believed evolution was weeding out black folk. Yes, she’s obviously insane, but she’s also obviously racist as fuck. The two aren’t mutually exclusive.

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[quote]WhiteFlash wrote:
Somehow the fact that her nuttiness seems to clearly be race driven is lost on those defending her. Her whole outburst started 'cause she believed evolution was weeding out black folk. Yes, she’s obviously insane, but she’s also obviously racist as fuck. The two aren’t mutually exclusive.[/quote]

Who is defending her?

This girl got kicked out of school and now has no future. What exactly do you want people to do?

This girl had no socio-economic power over anyone. Her outburst was not supported by ANYONE ELSE on that film, including any black students.

Even trying to compare this to that tragedy where a kid got shot is morally dishonest.

This girl got quickly handled and no one defended her.

Somehow this isn’t enough.

Yet a man is still not jailed after killing a kid…and you want people to show more outrage because one crazy woman had an outburst in class and got expelled?

You aren’t making any sense…and the “victim card” you are even trying to play is weak as all hell…and other white people and black are telling you that.

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[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]WhiteFlash wrote:
Somehow the fact that her nuttiness seems to clearly be race driven is lost on those defending her. Her whole outburst started 'cause she believed evolution was weeding out black folk. Yes, she’s obviously insane, but she’s also obviously racist as fuck. The two aren’t mutually exclusive.[/quote]

Who is defending her?

This girl got kicked out of school and now has no future. What exactly do you want people to do?

This girl had no socio-economic power over anyone. Her outburst was not supported by ANYONE ELSE on that film, including any black students.

Even trying to compare this to that tragedy where a kid got shot is morally dishonest.

This girl got quickly handled and no one defended her.

Somehow this isn’t enough.

Yet a man is still not jailed after killing a kid…and you want people to show more outrage because one crazy woman had an outburst in class and got expelled?

You aren’t making any sense…and the “victim card” you are even trying to play is weak as all hell…and other white people and black are telling you that.[/quote]

What are you even ranting on about? Go back and read the thread.

I commented that it was funny that this black woman can get up in the middle of class and express her desire to kill every single white person and yet she’s not racist, just ‘crazy’.

Four60 and viper disagreed with me, saying she wasn’t racist, just ‘crazy’ and clearly ‘on something’.

That was the topic of discussion, not comparing this to Trayvon Martin or social power or anything else you are trying to make it out to be.

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[quote]overstand wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]WhiteFlash wrote:
Somehow the fact that her nuttiness seems to clearly be race driven is lost on those defending her. Her whole outburst started 'cause she believed evolution was weeding out black folk. Yes, she’s obviously insane, but she’s also obviously racist as fuck. The two aren’t mutually exclusive.[/quote]

Who is defending her?

This girl got kicked out of school and now has no future. What exactly do you want people to do?

This girl had no socio-economic power over anyone. Her outburst was not supported by ANYONE ELSE on that film, including any black students.

Even trying to compare this to that tragedy where a kid got shot is morally dishonest.

This girl got quickly handled and no one defended her.

Somehow this isn’t enough.

Yet a man is still not jailed after killing a kid…and you want people to show more outrage because one crazy woman had an outburst in class and got expelled?

You aren’t making any sense…and the “victim card” you are even trying to play is weak as all hell…and other white people and black are telling you that.[/quote]

What are you even ranting on about? Go back and read the thread.

I commented that it was funny that this black woman can get up in the middle of class and express her desire to kill every single white person and yet she’s not racist, just ‘crazy’.

Four60 and viper disagreed with me, saying she wasn’t racist, just ‘crazy’ and clearly ‘on something’.

That was the topic of discussion, not comparing this to Trayvon Martin or social power or anything else you are trying to make it out to be.[/quote]

I didn’t disagree with anything. I just don’t understand. This fucker went on a MadCow Rant and all anyone can see is the race thing. Yeah she is racist to the White people, Asians, Blacks and anyone or anything else that came into contact with her.

She is Fucking Nuts. That was my one and only point.

Its like everyone seen the video and thought Hey those White people should be worried about this crazy lady. I seen the video and thought. EVERYONE in that Class should be worried about this Crazy Beeyatch.

If I seen a Giant Kodiak Bear with diarrhea Shooting a Scar 17 at everyone within 60yrd the last thing on my mind is that the Bear has the shits.

The bitch was Racist to everyone but herself
The bitch was Crazy
I would be more worried about the Crazy.

But if it helps…Yes SHE IS RACIST FOR THE DUMB ASS THINGS SHE SAID.

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Agree with the double standards. Racism is racism regardless of socio-economic status. If the colors were reversed, this would have caused a civil war being the one that broke the camel’s back. (See the teen shooting incident).

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[quote]B.L.U. Ninja wrote:
Agree with the double standards. Racism is racism regardless of socio-economic status. If the colors were reversed, this would have caused a civil war being the one that broke the camel’s back. (See the teen shooting incident).[/quote]

?? This would be an issue if that school did NOTHING as some student attacked black students. Why would people be at war because a white kid was immediately tossed out of school and reprimanded for behavior like this?

Socio-economic issues are why any race directed acts fall under any category that people care about.

Whites in this country are not at risk of being labeled with a negative act and having that act related directly with skin color in any way that will lead to more loss of life for that issue alone. No authority figure is killing white kids because of racial profiling. No authority figure is putting more whites in jail due to profiling that race as a social negative,

Please stop this nonsense where some of you act like the issue is simply that racism exists.

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[quote]overstand wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]WhiteFlash wrote:
Somehow the fact that her nuttiness seems to clearly be race driven is lost on those defending her. Her whole outburst started 'cause she believed evolution was weeding out black folk. Yes, she’s obviously insane, but she’s also obviously racist as fuck. The two aren’t mutually exclusive.[/quote]

Who is defending her?

This girl got kicked out of school and now has no future. What exactly do you want people to do?

This girl had no socio-economic power over anyone. Her outburst was not supported by ANYONE ELSE on that film, including any black students.

Even trying to compare this to that tragedy where a kid got shot is morally dishonest.

This girl got quickly handled and no one defended her.

Somehow this isn’t enough.

Yet a man is still not jailed after killing a kid…and you want people to show more outrage because one crazy woman had an outburst in class and got expelled?

You aren’t making any sense…and the “victim card” you are even trying to play is weak as all hell…and other white people and black are telling you that.[/quote]

What are you even ranting on about? Go back and read the thread.

I commented that it was funny that this black woman can get up in the middle of class and express her desire to kill every single white person and yet she’s not racist, just ‘crazy’.

Four60 and viper disagreed with me, saying she wasn’t racist, just ‘crazy’ and clearly ‘on something’.

That was the topic of discussion, not comparing this to Trayvon Martin or social power or anything else you are trying to make it out to be.[/quote]

?? It was stated that people were defending her. WHO IS DEFENDING HER??

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What do you have to say about “Beat Whitey” nights and dozens of flash mob attacks on white people by blacks?

What do you think of the THOUSANDS of murders and rapes of white farmers in South Africa and Zimbabwe… BECAUSE THEY’RE WHITE? What do you think of the tribal songs of Africans that exclaim, “Kill the White Boers!”?

On the other hand, what do you think of the fact that black males are more likely to die at the hands of other black males, and why those murders don’t get ANY media coverage on par with the coverage of your fellow black man Trayvon Martin?

Granted, the killing of Trayvon Martin is a tragedy. Whether George Zimmerman is innocent or not is beyond me; I’m not a lawyer. However, your complete lack of recognizing that whites are often targeted because they’re white is completey out of touch with what goes on.

As a matter of fact, a white co-worker of mine has a teenage kid who was regularly abused at a school… BECAUSE HE’S WHITE.

What do you think about all this?

[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]B.L.U. Ninja wrote:
Agree with the double standards. Racism is racism regardless of socio-economic status. If the colors were reversed, this would have caused a civil war being the one that broke the camel’s back. (See the teen shooting incident).[/quote]

?? This would be an issue if that school did NOTHING as some student attacked black students. Why would people be at war because a white kid was immediately tossed out of school and reprimanded for behavior like this?

Socio-economic issues are why any race directed acts fall under any category that people care about.

Whites in this country are not at risk of being labeled with a negative act and having that act related directly with skin color in any way that will lead to more loss of life for that issue alone. No authority figure is killing white kids because of racial profiling. No authority figure is putting more whites in jail due to profiling that race as a social negative,

Please stop this nonsense where some of you act like the issue is simply that racism exists.[/quote]

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[quote]MentorSorg wrote:
What do you have to say about “Beat Whitey” nights and dozens of flash mob attacks on white people by blacks?

What do you think of the THOUSANDS of murders and rapes of white farmers in South Africa and Zimbabwe… BECAUSE THEY’RE WHITE? What do you think of the tribal songs of Africans that exclaim, “Kill the White Boers!”?

On the other hand, what do you think of the fact that black males are more likely to die at the hands of other black males, and why those murders don’t get ANY media coverage on par with the coverage of your fellow black man Trayvon Martin?

Granted, the killing of Trayvon Martin is a tragedy. Whether George Zimmerman is innocent or not is beyond me; I’m not a lawyer. However, your complete lack of recognizing that whites are often targeted because they’re white is completey out of touch with what goes on.

As a matter of fact, a white co-worker of mine has a teenage kid who was regularly abused at a school… BECAUSE HE’S WHITE.

What do you think about all this?

[/quote]

If anything, this is because the media doesn’t report any or much of this. The fact that white people seem to be indifferent when their people are persecuted, or at least seem to be.

Black people are more apt to stand together. Shit, even when black people are offended, other white people often come to their defense the quickest. The reason for this, I don’t know (guilt?), but it’s not a bad thing to see.

And the fact that race is STILL an issue isn’t so much irritating, because history should not be forgotten, but more of a sad reality that we HAVE TO live with forever.

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I wonder how she did on that test

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[quote]B.L.U. Ninja wrote:

[quote]MentorSorg wrote:
What do you have to say about “Beat Whitey” nights and dozens of flash mob attacks on white people by blacks?

What do you think of the THOUSANDS of murders and rapes of white farmers in South Africa and Zimbabwe… BECAUSE THEY’RE WHITE? What do you think of the tribal songs of Africans that exclaim, “Kill the White Boers!”?

On the other hand, what do you think of the fact that black males are more likely to die at the hands of other black males, and why those murders don’t get ANY media coverage on par with the coverage of your fellow black man Trayvon Martin?

Granted, the killing of Trayvon Martin is a tragedy. Whether George Zimmerman is innocent or not is beyond me; I’m not a lawyer. However, your complete lack of recognizing that whites are often targeted because they’re white is completey out of touch with what goes on.

As a matter of fact, a white co-worker of mine has a teenage kid who was regularly abused at a school… BECAUSE HE’S WHITE.

What do you think about all this?

[/quote]

If anything, this is because the media doesn’t report any or much of this. The fact that white people seem to be indifferent when their people are persecuted, or at least seem to be.

Black people are more apt to stand together. Shit, even when black people are offended, other white people often come to their defense the quickest. The reason for this, I don’t know (guilt?), but it’s not a bad thing to see.

And the fact that race is STILL an issue isn’t so much irritating, because history should not be forgotten, but more of a sad reality that we HAVE TO live with forever.[/quote]

I appreciate your serious, thoughtful reply. But I’m pushed to ask, because of what I stated before, why don’t blacks “stand together” when their fellow blacks are murdered in their own neighborhoods by other blacks, organize mass rallies, spread the word on social media sites, and aim to hunt down the black murderers?

If I interpret Professor X’s writings properly, he says that Whites don’t have to fear being targeted because they’re white. But how much more flagrant does a recreational outing called “Beat Whitey Night” have to be in order to indicate that the targets will be and were white? There was also an instance at a Mardi Gras riot (I don’t recall the year) in which video footage clearly shows white people as targets, with one beaten to death? No national media coverage. No outrage from fellow blacks wanting to discipline their fellow black man or of how they should not target white people because they’re white.

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I also like to add that I do acknowledge that whites have mistreated blacks, and that other groups mistreat each other. I don’t say any of this to instigate but rather to possibly open the view of a bigger picture, two sides of a coin.

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Yeah, this thread got really silly quick.

No one defended her. The school took action and expelled her.

I really don’t understand the ‘debate’.

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[quote]Nards wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]overstand wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:
The hilarity of comparing one powerless crazy college student who now has much less of a bright future to an authority figure killing a kid. Yeah, both could be called racist. No, both are not on equal terms of power in society.

[/thread][/quote]

It was never about the gravity of the respective incidents but the double standards and irony in people’s perception of racism.

/strawman[/quote]

Uh, but that would imply people are too stupid to recognize the “GRAVITY” of the respective incidents before they apply any standard at all.

This is an issue because it is clear blacks are at risk of greater chances of death BY PEOPLE IN POSITIONS OF POWER OR AUTHORITY. This has never just been some random issue of racism…or else every old person who lets out a racial slip would be on the news.

The previous case in that same city where a cop’s kid beat up a black man was NOT front page news.

You don’t have much of a point trying to point out double standards as if people involved in those situations are too stupid to understand who has the upper hand in a social scenario.

A bag lady calling me names is not the same as a POLICE OFFICER doing it.

a BROKE ASS COLLEGE STUDENT making some slurs is not the same as the same coming from THE COLLEGE PROFESSOR TEACHING A CLASS.

Yet you seem to think people are so dumb they can’t see this.[/quote]
Racism is racism regardless of socio-economic standing.

/bullshit[/quote]

LOL…and the response by society is not based on it simply being “racist” but on the overreaching effect it has on all of us or the majority.

Racial profiling means I am more likely to be profiled as a criminal based on my skin color by AUTHORITY FIGURES. Unless you bring an instance where whites are profiled as criminals or are being targeted by authority figures, simply running around trying to point out “racism” in other racial groups doesn’t make much sense.

It completely dismisses the fact that this is about socio-economic power and not simply whether someone is “racist” or whether they think of themselves as such.

Do you honestly think people care that “racists” exist at all?
[/quote]

I agree.

This girl’s pure nuttiness overpowers her futile racism by about 5000%.

What if she started saying she wanted to kill Martians? Should we worry for the little green men?
What I mean is her saying racist stuff is not anywhere near as dangerous as her violent outbursts are. Just the usual shit any nutbar will start screaming out. I’m sure she hates all men more than women too.[/quote]
Racism is racism regardless of socio-economic status or potential threat level. It is an ideology that particular black woman subscribes to. And she didn’t slap a little green man, she slapped a white dude. Call a black a n****r, hit him, catch it on camera and see if you aren’t arrested on a felony hate crime.

And columbine and Virginia Tech could never happen again right?

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[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]overstand wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:
The hilarity of comparing one powerless crazy college student who now has much less of a bright future to an authority figure killing a kid. Yeah, both could be called racist. No, both are not on equal terms of power in society.

[/thread][/quote]

It was never about the gravity of the respective incidents but the double standards and irony in people’s perception of racism.

/strawman[/quote]

Uh, but that would imply people are too stupid to recognize the “GRAVITY” of the respective incidents before they apply any standard at all.

This is an issue because it is clear blacks are at risk of greater chances of death BY PEOPLE IN POSITIONS OF POWER OR AUTHORITY. This has never just been some random issue of racism…or else every old person who lets out a racial slip would be on the news.

The previous case in that same city where a cop’s kid beat up a black man was NOT front page news.

You don’t have much of a point trying to point out double standards as if people involved in those situations are too stupid to understand who has the upper hand in a social scenario.

A bag lady calling me names is not the same as a POLICE OFFICER doing it.

a BROKE ASS COLLEGE STUDENT making some slurs is not the same as the same coming from THE COLLEGE PROFESSOR TEACHING A CLASS.

Yet you seem to think people are so dumb they can’t see this.[/quote]
Racism is racism regardless of socio-economic standing.

/bullshit[/quote]

LOL…and the response by society is not based on it simply being “racist” but on the overreaching effect it has on all of us or the majority.

Racial profiling means I am more likely to be profiled as a criminal based on my skin color by AUTHORITY FIGURES. Unless you bring an instance where whites are profiled as criminals or are being targeted by authority figures, simply running around trying to point out “racism” in other racial groups doesn’t make much sense.

It completely dismisses the fact that this is about socio-economic power and not simply whether someone is “racist” or whether they think of themselves as such.

Do you honestly think people care that “racists” exist at all?
[/quote]
The discussion so far has been a silly exercise in apologetics to the understandable observation of simple racism, not the effect racial profiling has on a population segment.

The bitch is racist.

We can discuss profiling and its consequences if you’d like but I doubt you’ll find much opposition.

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People are saying that she is just crazy. This woman is a crazy racist! There is know other way to describe it. Charles Manson was crazy, had his followers kill white people, but was extremely racist! He believed he was going to start a race war. White people were targeted in the riots after Rodney King’s officers trial. Yeah the officers were racist, but then came out black racist taking to the streets, beeting any white people that came around and targeting oriental businesses. Every race has been slaves in their past, every race has people in it that are racist.

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The woman was racist. She was crazy. It doesn’t matter if she is black or white. People like her are a burden to the world.

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[quote]MentorSorg wrote:
What do you have to say about “Beat Whitey” nights and dozens of flash mob attacks on white people by blacks?[/quote]

I have never even heard of this so why are you acting like this is some hugely public and supported issue? Since I have never heard of it, I would have to research it to have any opinion at all. Why would I need to have an opinion of things I don’t even know exist?

[quote]

What do you think of the THOUSANDS of murders and rapes of white farmers in South Africa and Zimbabwe… BECAUSE THEY’RE WHITE? What do you think of the tribal songs of Africans that exclaim, “Kill the White Boers!”? [/quote]

You are speaking of some other country…once again an issue I know little of so why would I be expected to comment on some issue I do not know the history or motive or any details of?

You are saying I can’t champion any cause without championing EVERY CAUSE on the planet? WTF?

They don’t get attention because these are issues that occur in places with poorer income and social status. Blacks aren’t being “racially profiled” by other blacks if that is what you are implying.

[quote]
Granted, the killing of Trayvon Martin is a tragedy. Whether George Zimmerman is innocent or not is beyond me; I’m not a lawyer. However, your complete lack of recognizing that whites are often targeted because they’re white is completey out of touch with what goes on.[/quote]

Uh, that wasn’t stated. What was stated blatantly WAS BEING ATTACKED AND/OR PROFILED BY AUTHORITY FIGURES. Please show this happening in majority to whites…or else you have no point. It is not my duty to be aware of ever atrocity on the planet just so I can have an opinion on this one. We are speaking of racial issues IN THIS COUNTRY, not all over the globe in places I do not know the history of.

The real question would be, "If “beat Whitey Night” is such a risk to your happiness and life, why are you not standing against it with every other white person and everyone else in the country?

Why only bring it up if a black person gets tired of being racially profiled by authority figures?

[quote]

As a matter of fact, a white co-worker of mine has a teenage kid who was regularly abused at a school… BECAUSE HE’S WHITE.

What do you think about all this? [/quote]

I think we only have your word on this…with ABSOLUTELY NO DETAILS, so why would I have an opinion at all about something I don’t know anything about?

How is he abused? Why are his parents keeping him in that school if his life is at risk daily? Why aren’t you and your co-worker making his attacks public if they are completely race based and his life is at risk?

What do I think of it? I think if my kid was being abused every day like you claim, I would make it so that didn’t happen. Why hasn’t your coworker protected his own kid yet and stepped in? Are you saying he has no other choices in schools if his life is at risk?