But what is your argument? I mean you are stating it exists but offer no evidence. I can actually cite to you a case that was taken to the state supreme court of TX on that discrimination case.
In the posts I've made here.
But what is your argument? I mean you are stating it exists but offer no evidence. I can actually cite to you a case that was taken to the state supreme court of TX on that discrimination case.
DP, I want YOU to tell me in YOUR own words. I don't want to read the copy and paste crap. I need YOU to articulate to me what the problem is in your opinion. I can't have a conversation with that article writer, he/she is not here. YOU are here. I'm trying to talk to YOU. I want YOU to tell me what YOU think the problem is. I responded to you by telling you MY experience. I didn't copy and paste something from the National Review. Please give me the same courtesy.
You say that white privilege is a "made-up construct" and that it "isn't". My experiences are not unlike those that are expressed here and have already been dismissed. If you want to believe that there is no such thing as white privilege, that is your choice.
Can you please cite ONE example. Don't say your experiences are like the ones copied and pasted. That's just pure lazy. I need you to string along a complete sentence. If it's factual that would be a nice bonus but not required.
I've provided a number of examples, and the responses have been not unlike AAA's above. "That's not the way things are 'these days'". "Racial discrimination is a thing of the past", as they then characterize negroes as lazy, shiftless, good-for-nothing thugs/sluts/etc (the cognitive dissonance here escapes them). So why provide the examples again?
I asked a friend of mine, Charles, an older gentleman, last week, what he thought about all the racial stuff coming down recently, if the whites were right, if it was all the negroes' fault, if racial discrimination was all in the past, and he looked at me as if I'd lost my mind, and we both laughed. "It's in the eyes", he said. "No matter how nice they are to you, you can see it in the eyes". We talked a lot more about the subject, but there's no point in going into it here. There's plenty of stuff in what I've already said for the P&R crowd to make fun of. Not that that bothers me. There are people who are bigots and there are people who aren't. I aren't. Sticks and stones and so forth.
Oh dear God. Man, it's like talking to a brick wall. Look, DP, you may find this hard to believe, but I'm actually making an attempt here to have an intelligent dialogue with you.