" Racisim won’t end until we stop talking about it. " Morgan Freeman
One of the most brilliant things I have ever heard.
[quote]Razor29 wrote:
" Racisim won’t end until we stop talking about it. " Morgan Freeman
One of the most brilliant things I have ever heard.
[/quote]
“This is a Nation of Cowards…because we don’t discuss race.”
Eric Holder. US Attorney General.
[quote]Rockscar wrote:
Razor29 wrote:
" Racisim won’t end until we stop talking about it. " Morgan Freeman
One of the most brilliant things I have ever heard.
“This is a Nation of Cowards…because we don’t discuss race.”
Eric Holder. US Attorney General.[/quote]
Exactly. Nothing gets to me more than people who complain that actors are clueless if they espouse any “leftist” points of view publicly but the moment they make a comment about race that supports what someone wants to believe, they get quoted like scholars.
“If racism still occurs, to not discuss it, however relevant it may be, is hiding your head in the sand.”
-Professor X
[quote]Professor X wrote:
Rockscar wrote:
Razor29 wrote:
" Racisim won’t end until we stop talking about it. " Morgan Freeman
One of the most brilliant things I have ever heard.
“This is a Nation of Cowards…because we don’t discuss race.”
Eric Holder. US Attorney General.
Exactly. Nothing gets to me more than people who complain that actors are clueless if they espouse any “leftist” points of view publicly but the moment they make a comment about race that supports what someone wants to believe, they get quoted like scholars.
“If racism still occurs, to not discuss it, however relevant it may be, is hiding your head in the sand.”
-Professor X[/quote]
If a racist statement is made in the woods, but nobody is around to hear it, is it still racist?
V
[quote]Vegita wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Rockscar wrote:
Razor29 wrote:
" Racisim won’t end until we stop talking about it. " Morgan Freeman
One of the most brilliant things I have ever heard.
“This is a Nation of Cowards…because we don’t discuss race.”
Eric Holder. US Attorney General.
Exactly. Nothing gets to me more than people who complain that actors are clueless if they espouse any “leftist” points of view publicly but the moment they make a comment about race that supports what someone wants to believe, they get quoted like scholars.
“If racism still occurs, to not discuss it, however relevant it may be, is hiding your head in the sand.”
-Professor X
If a racist statement is made in the woods, but nobody is around to hear it, is it still racist?
V[/quote]
Nope, because that pretty much matches individual thought and no one here gives a shit what you keep in your head. However, the moment it leaves your lips, hits the atmosphere, travels through wind, rain and snow and slams into the ears of other people, you now get the pleasure of having your ideas met with challenges from other people.
Those who have poor foundation for their beliefs…will end up apologizing like you just did.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
Vegita wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Rockscar wrote:
Razor29 wrote:
" Racisim won’t end until we stop talking about it. " Morgan Freeman
One of the most brilliant things I have ever heard.
“This is a Nation of Cowards…because we don’t discuss race.”
Eric Holder. US Attorney General.
Exactly. Nothing gets to me more than people who complain that actors are clueless if they espouse any “leftist” points of view publicly but the moment they make a comment about race that supports what someone wants to believe, they get quoted like scholars.
“If racism still occurs, to not discuss it, however relevant it may be, is hiding your head in the sand.”
-Professor X
If a racist statement is made in the woods, but nobody is around to hear it, is it still racist?
V
Nope, because that pretty much matches individual thought and no one here gives a shit what you keep in your head. However, the moment it leaves your lips, hits the atmosphere, travels through wind, rain and snow and slams into the ears of other people, you now get the pleasure of having your ideas met with challenges from other people.
Those who have poor foundation for their beliefs…will end up apologizing like you just did.[/quote]
Uhhh, I apologised for getting emotional not for my beliefs, I still hold them right where they were. I view a word as a word, and the intent behind the word is 100% the cause for an individuals reaction, or should be. Obviously I am against using deragatory words of all kinds with the intent of hurting someone or putting them down. I think however that any word can be used non-offensively in the right situation and people who get offended by the non-offensive use of words simply because the word was used, are overeactors and crybabys. Hopefully I put my viewpoins foward this time without getting emotional and no one will get mad at me for how I view the situation.
V
[quote]Vegita wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Vegita wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Rockscar wrote:
Razor29 wrote:
" Racisim won’t end until we stop talking about it. " Morgan Freeman
One of the most brilliant things I have ever heard.
“This is a Nation of Cowards…because we don’t discuss race.”
Eric Holder. US Attorney General.
Exactly. Nothing gets to me more than people who complain that actors are clueless if they espouse any “leftist” points of view publicly but the moment they make a comment about race that supports what someone wants to believe, they get quoted like scholars.
“If racism still occurs, to not discuss it, however relevant it may be, is hiding your head in the sand.”
-Professor X
If a racist statement is made in the woods, but nobody is around to hear it, is it still racist?
V
Nope, because that pretty much matches individual thought and no one here gives a shit what you keep in your head. However, the moment it leaves your lips, hits the atmosphere, travels through wind, rain and snow and slams into the ears of other people, you now get the pleasure of having your ideas met with challenges from other people.
Those who have poor foundation for their beliefs…will end up apologizing like you just did.
Uhhh, I apologised for getting emotional not for my beliefs, I still hold them right where they were. I view a word as a word, and the intent behind the word is 100% the cause for an individuals reaction, or should be. Obviously I am against using deragatory words of all kinds with the intent of hurting someone or putting them down. I think however that any word can be used non-offensively in the right situation and people who get offended by the non-offensive use of words simply because the word was used, are overeactors and crybabys. Hopefully I put my viewpoins foward this time without getting emotional and no one will get mad at me for how I view the situation.
V[/quote]
You’re a real fucking asshole, you know that? I can’t believe you would say some shit like that.
[quote]LankyMofo wrote:
Vegita wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Vegita wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Rockscar wrote:
Razor29 wrote:
" Racisim won’t end until we stop talking about it. " Morgan Freeman
One of the most brilliant things I have ever heard.
“This is a Nation of Cowards…because we don’t discuss race.”
Eric Holder. US Attorney General.
Exactly. Nothing gets to me more than people who complain that actors are clueless if they espouse any “leftist” points of view publicly but the moment they make a comment about race that supports what someone wants to believe, they get quoted like scholars.
“If racism still occurs, to not discuss it, however relevant it may be, is hiding your head in the sand.”
-Professor X
If a racist statement is made in the woods, but nobody is around to hear it, is it still racist?
V
Nope, because that pretty much matches individual thought and no one here gives a shit what you keep in your head. However, the moment it leaves your lips, hits the atmosphere, travels through wind, rain and snow and slams into the ears of other people, you now get the pleasure of having your ideas met with challenges from other people.
Those who have poor foundation for their beliefs…will end up apologizing like you just did.
Uhhh, I apologised for getting emotional not for my beliefs, I still hold them right where they were. I view a word as a word, and the intent behind the word is 100% the cause for an individuals reaction, or should be. Obviously I am against using deragatory words of all kinds with the intent of hurting someone or putting them down. I think however that any word can be used non-offensively in the right situation and people who get offended by the non-offensive use of words simply because the word was used, are overeactors and crybabys. Hopefully I put my viewpoins foward this time without getting emotional and no one will get mad at me for how I view the situation.
V
You’re a real fucking asshole, you know that? I can’t believe you would say some shit like that.[/quote]
Thanks lanky I needed that. First time I smiled all day.
V
Wow, I can’t believe two words set off the biggest thread I’ve ever made. Well, I guess this one more or less has ran its course, so [/thread].
[quote]3IdSpetsnaz wrote:
Wow, I can’t believe two words set off the biggest thread I’ve ever made. Well, I guess this one more or less has ran its course, so [/thread].[/quote]
Can someone point me in the direction of the ignore function.
You begin a thread, it develops into a discussion and then you don’t contribute? Better yet, you reply with an [/thread]?
WHAT THE FUCK 09?
[quote]3IdSpetsnaz wrote:
Wow, I can’t believe two words set off the biggest thread I’ve ever made. Well, I guess this one more or less has ran its course, so [/thread].[/quote]
I don’t think so…
[quote]Rockscar wrote:
3IdSpetsnaz wrote:
Wow, I can’t believe two words set off the biggest thread I’ve ever made. Well, I guess this one more or less has ran its course, so [/thread].
I don’t think so…[/quote]
The vine is a symbol of their suburban white gang affiliation–The Vegans.
[quote]Vegita wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Vegita wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Rockscar wrote:
Razor29 wrote:
" Racisim won’t end until we stop talking about it. " Morgan Freeman
One of the most brilliant things I have ever heard.
“This is a Nation of Cowards…because we don’t discuss race.”
Eric Holder. US Attorney General.
Exactly. Nothing gets to me more than people who complain that actors are clueless if they espouse any “leftist” points of view publicly but the moment they make a comment about race that supports what someone wants to believe, they get quoted like scholars.
“If racism still occurs, to not discuss it, however relevant it may be, is hiding your head in the sand.”
-Professor X
If a racist statement is made in the woods, but nobody is around to hear it, is it still racist?
V
Nope, because that pretty much matches individual thought and no one here gives a shit what you keep in your head. However, the moment it leaves your lips, hits the atmosphere, travels through wind, rain and snow and slams into the ears of other people, you now get the pleasure of having your ideas met with challenges from other people.
Those who have poor foundation for their beliefs…will end up apologizing like you just did.
Uhhh, I apologised for getting emotional not for my beliefs, I still hold them right where they were. I view a word as a word, and the intent behind the word is 100% the cause for an individuals reaction, or should be. Obviously I am against using deragatory words of all kinds with the intent of hurting someone or putting them down. I think however that any word can be used non-offensively in the right situation and people who get offended by the non-offensive use of words simply because the word was used, are overeactors and crybabys. Hopefully I put my viewpoins foward this time without getting emotional and no one will get mad at me for how I view the situation.
V[/quote]
I hate ruining Vegita’s credibility as an 09’, even though my join date is clearly irrelevant to a person’s belief, but,
The intentions of the person’s actions is what truly matters. I agree with you there Vegita
However, Vegita, you are forgetting that the way a person’s comminucates themselves will not accurately depict their true intentions. You wouldnt call your retarded son a retard… would you?
We live in a world full of insecurities and unsureness, after all, why else is the government a piece of shit that lies about every single fucking thing.
And, we cannot confirm what is real and what isn’t.
Humans are disgusting, we’ve lost sight of reality.
So now we have to deal with illusive things like racism. If we were all true and down to earth, do you think something as pathetic as skin colour would matter in society?
Don’t get me wrong Vegita, I WANT to believe that your right, and, I wish you were, but, in the end Professor X is being logical here.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
Vegita wrote:
Didn’t I just apologise and say I did see that I did this? They? Who is they? Who is grouping and stereotyping now?
V
I am. I am grouping all of YOU who like to project what you THINK black people think and act like on the black people on this forum. This isn’t the first time either. I am rarely upset by anything posted here and post mostly for debate (and this thread was going to be read a couple thousand times easily by simply pointing out the faults of the OP). That doesn’t stop quite a few of you from labeling everything written as “angry” or being called out like you did to me in this very thread for voicing an opinion.
People like you cry about all of the horrid political correctness only when it suits you.
The fact that you even need to apologize after this was pointed out to you very early on is a problem.
It is the same affliction that causes some of you to act as if all black people share the same brain.
I don’t even know or hang with anyone who uses the word “nigger” freely like that aside from extremely rare occasions…yet we all get faced with the use of it as if we have any say so on what OTHER people do.
This never happens to white people in public. No one is telling you that you need to do something about all of the serial killers.[/quote]
While I agree with most everything you’ve said, you can’t legitmately use the white serial killer one anymore. The last few I’ve heard about in the midwest have been black.
http://www.newsday.com/news/nation/body-count-at-rapist-s-cleveland-home-rises-to-10-1.1566385
[quote]CCJDilla wrote:
Vegita wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Vegita wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Rockscar wrote:
Razor29 wrote:
" Racisim won’t end until we stop talking about it. " Morgan Freeman
One of the most brilliant things I have ever heard.
“This is a Nation of Cowards…because we don’t discuss race.”
Eric Holder. US Attorney General.
Exactly. Nothing gets to me more than people who complain that actors are clueless if they espouse any “leftist” points of view publicly but the moment they make a comment about race that supports what someone wants to believe, they get quoted like scholars.
“If racism still occurs, to not discuss it, however relevant it may be, is hiding your head in the sand.”
-Professor X
If a racist statement is made in the woods, but nobody is around to hear it, is it still racist?
V
Nope, because that pretty much matches individual thought and no one here gives a shit what you keep in your head. However, the moment it leaves your lips, hits the atmosphere, travels through wind, rain and snow and slams into the ears of other people, you now get the pleasure of having your ideas met with challenges from other people.
Those who have poor foundation for their beliefs…will end up apologizing like you just did.
Uhhh, I apologised for getting emotional not for my beliefs, I still hold them right where they were. I view a word as a word, and the intent behind the word is 100% the cause for an individuals reaction, or should be. Obviously I am against using deragatory words of all kinds with the intent of hurting someone or putting them down. I think however that any word can be used non-offensively in the right situation and people who get offended by the non-offensive use of words simply because the word was used, are overeactors and crybabys. Hopefully I put my viewpoins foward this time without getting emotional and no one will get mad at me for how I view the situation.
V
I hate ruining Vegita’s credibility as an 09’, even though my join date is clearly irrelevant to a person’s belief, but,
The intentions of the person’s actions is what truly matters. I agree with you there Vegita
However, Vegita, you are forgetting that the way a person’s comminucates themselves will not accurately depict their true intentions. You wouldnt call your retarded son a retard… would you?
We live in a world full of insecurities and unsureness, after all, why else is the government a piece of shit that lies about every single fucking thing.
And, we cannot confirm what is real and what isn’t.
Humans are disgusting, we’ve lost sight of reality.
So now we have to deal with illusive things like racism. If we were all true and down to earth, do you think something as pathetic as skin colour would matter in society?
Don’t get me wrong Vegita, I WANT to believe that your right, and, I wish you were, but, in the end Professor X is being logical here.
[/quote]
Don’t worry, you can’t ruin my credibility. I would have to have some to begin with in order for you to ruin it. My myopic and idealistic world view doesn’t work for everyone and thats ok, It works for me, I have absolutely no problem around other humans regardless of race or gender or any other thing that could make them different than me. I love diversity and cherish individualism, it’s all good and maybe one day others will do the same.
V
[quote]Vegita wrote:
CCJDilla wrote:
Vegita wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Vegita wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Rockscar wrote:
Razor29 wrote:
" Racisim won’t end until we stop talking about it. " Morgan Freeman
One of the most brilliant things I have ever heard.
“This is a Nation of Cowards…because we don’t discuss race.”
Eric Holder. US Attorney General.
Exactly. Nothing gets to me more than people who complain that actors are clueless if they espouse any “leftist” points of view publicly but the moment they make a comment about race that supports what someone wants to believe, they get quoted like scholars.
“If racism still occurs, to not discuss it, however relevant it may be, is hiding your head in the sand.”
-Professor X
If a racist statement is made in the woods, but nobody is around to hear it, is it still racist?
V
Nope, because that pretty much matches individual thought and no one here gives a shit what you keep in your head. However, the moment it leaves your lips, hits the atmosphere, travels through wind, rain and snow and slams into the ears of other people, you now get the pleasure of having your ideas met with challenges from other people.
Those who have poor foundation for their beliefs…will end up apologizing like you just did.
Uhhh, I apologised for getting emotional not for my beliefs, I still hold them right where they were. I view a word as a word, and the intent behind the word is 100% the cause for an individuals reaction, or should be. Obviously I am against using deragatory words of all kinds with the intent of hurting someone or putting them down. I think however that any word can be used non-offensively in the right situation and people who get offended by the non-offensive use of words simply because the word was used, are overeactors and crybabys. Hopefully I put my viewpoins foward this time without getting emotional and no one will get mad at me for how I view the situation.
V
I hate ruining Vegita’s credibility as an 09’, even though my join date is clearly irrelevant to a person’s belief, but,
The intentions of the person’s actions is what truly matters. I agree with you there Vegita
However, Vegita, you are forgetting that the way a person’s comminucates themselves will not accurately depict their true intentions. You wouldnt call your retarded son a retard… would you?
We live in a world full of insecurities and unsureness, after all, why else is the government a piece of shit that lies about every single fucking thing.
And, we cannot confirm what is real and what isn’t.
Humans are disgusting, we’ve lost sight of reality.
So now we have to deal with illusive things like racism. If we were all true and down to earth, do you think something as pathetic as skin colour would matter in society?
Don’t get me wrong Vegita, I WANT to believe that your right, and, I wish you were, but, in the end Professor X is being logical here.
Don’t worry, you can’t ruin my credibility. I would have to have some to begin with in order for you to ruin it. My myopic and idealistic world view doesn’t work for everyone and thats ok, It works for me, I have absolutely no problem around other humans regardless of race or gender or any other thing that could make them different than me. I love diversity and cherish individualism, it’s all good and maybe one day others will do the same.
V[/quote]
There you go again, you fucking prick.
[quote]Sloth wrote:
Rockscar wrote:
3IdSpetsnaz wrote:
Wow, I can’t believe two words set off the biggest thread I’ve ever made. Well, I guess this one more or less has ran its course, so [/thread].
I don’t think so…
The vine is a symbol of their suburban white gang affiliation–The Vegans.[/quote]
^^^fucking awesome! And for the rest of you, in leau of 5 pages of discussions about racism, or what “hood” these clowns hail from, let me help you out…they are TOOLS regardless of where they hail from. This is affected behaviour (annoying at that), not learned behavior. Oh, before you get all heated, I am white, and was born in DC. No, not the nice wealthy part. I don’t act in this manner, and quite frankly I highly doubt there are droves of white dudes, coming staight outta compton, DC or other notorious ghettos…a few perhaps, but the rest are straight up posers. And in a way, racist in a rather ironic fashion
Yea i seen heaps of them homless crackas , they should collect n kill them like they do to wild dogs
[quote]cromwell2007 wrote:
And for the rest of you, in leau of 5 pages of discussions about racism, or what “hood” these clowns hail from, let me help you out…they are TOOLS regardless of where they hail from. This is affected behaviour (annoying at that), not learned behavior.[/quote]
Disagree.
Ah, Good ol’ Glenwood Projects in the 1980’s.
And a word from horse.
Pretty much explains it as. “Call me what you want, I don’t give a fuck. This is how I was raised and choose to identify myself; as an individual. Fuck you for not understanding my cultural influences or my trials and tribulations.”