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trancebrat
Terry Bones' wife

Registered: Oct 2003
Location: San Antonio, FL & Frameries, BE
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| quote: | Originally posted by JayD
Anyone who watches B.E.T. and thinks that's how black people are, are dumb.
Anyone who watches Telemundo and thinks that's how spanish people are, are dumb.
Anyone who watches MTV & thinks that's how white people are (even though the majority of MTV is bicultural now unlike in the eighties), are dumb.
Anyone who watches a Bruce Lee movie and thinks that's how asian people are, are dumb.
Fact is, yes there are people like this. And even though I think the way media portray's things may not always be right, when people start believing that what they see on TV is the way people are, then there is seriously something wrong with them. People have to remember that TV was & is done for entertainment, not to depict an entire race of people.
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Best post so far in this thread.
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Jun-30-2004 13:17
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NomadaNare
tranceaddict in training

Registered: Jul 2003
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Man im kinda glad i posted this, im really liking the replies. The weird thing is, i go say this to one of my friends, and they're like WTF? I tell people I know this and they look at me funny. Yet i tell it to people who've faces i've never seen and they understand me completely.
As for the black president thing, i agree with you on that one. There should be a black or whatever color president without the emphasis on the color. Like Morgan Freeman (sp?) in Deep Impact. I don't remember the movie that well (it wasn't that good) but they didnt refer to his race once. Also, i've never seen a latino\hispanic nor an asian guy ever even attempt a presidency in the movies and what about women?
For the Dave Chappelle thing. He's not your normal black comedian because although he does use stereotypes to make his comedy, he doesn't play within the stereotypes. He overexaggerates completely to show just how dumb some of the shit really is. The racial draft was a good example. That was just completely outrageous.
I got a lil bit to say about the 'N' word too. I don't even pay it any attention. IF people want to use it let them. It doesn't affect me, and it's more of a reflection on them then it is on me. The only way to really get rid of it, is to not pay it any attention. One of the main reasons people still say it, is because it has power to "excuse" a black man acting uncivilized. Now if a person decides to put his hands on you, then that's a different story...
But yeah good posts, keep the thoughts comin.
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Jun-30-2004 16:51
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Arbiter
Naked Power Organ

Registered: May 2002
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| quote: | Originally posted by NomadaNare
I got a lil bit to say about the 'N' word too. I don't even pay it any attention. IF people want to use it let them. It doesn't affect me, and it's more of a reflection on them then it is on me. The only way to really get rid of it, is to not pay it any attention. One of the main reasons people still say it, is because it has power to "excuse" a black man acting uncivilized. Now if a person decides to put his hands on you, then that's a different story... |
I'm refreshed that you see it that way. Political advocacy groups who claim to represent minority groups such as blacks, women, and homosexuals work very hard to brainwash their "constituency" into self-imposed victimhood. They - of course - don't simply ignore insults or epithets, but feel the need to aggressively crusade against them, while slyly implying that these incidents are indicative of a pervasive social "hatred."
It's really self-serving, though. They're raking in hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars to pretend they're defending the rights of minority groups. But if they ever eradicated racism or sexism the money flow would stop. So they don't really want to solve anything, they just put on a good show for everyone, collect some donations, and pay themselves outrageous salaries. I must give them credit, it's an excellent scam. But the actual damage they do to the groups they purport to represent is much greater than one might imagine.
90% of the people who use the "N word" from time to time are not very racist... perhaps only slightly so. You can either ignore it, and show them your inner strength, or you can allow it to control you, and reinforce their beliefs. One choice helps fight racism; the other helps strengthen it. I'm always glad to see people who know how to make the right choice.
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Jun-30-2004 17:50
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