This thread only has a "3" rating. Must be a load of crap just like the immature title of this thread is.
Wow, thanks for the posts Cutten.Quote from Cutten:
Yeah I agree with you to a degree - attitudes and culture definitely matter. I don't think there's anything wrong, let alone racist in pointing that out. However, Asians in the US have good educational scores and achievements, and still get racism too. So that argument doesn't explain it. All this "blacks bring it on themselves" is just rationalisation for prejudiced fucks to indulge their sick world view and frustrations - it's not like only dropout loser black people get racist discrimination...educated, successful, law-abiding people get it too.
If you're white or the most populous race in whatever country you live in, it's a real eye opener when you hear of or witness some of the goings on from someone who isn't. If you're in the majority, you don't even think of that because you never have to face it (unless you go to like an all Asian club, try to marry a Muslim, or enter a rap contest in a ghetto or something like that). Some examples I've either seen or heard of from non-white friends, acquaintences, ex-girlfriends:
1) Going to a job interview, and the interviewer clearly shocked to see she isn't white (her name gives no hint she is mixed race). Interviewer gives an extremely abrupt 10 min question session and calls it off, when it was scheduled for 30 mins, despite the candidate being totally qualified. The guy doesn't want to shake hands at the end, and finally when he does, afterwards he wipes his hand in distaste. Surprisingly enough she doesn't even get a rejection letter. I'd like to hear Pabst's explanation for that.
2) A guy I know is on a bus at night. Some drunk young lads get on, and start cracking a few racially-charged jokes. Eventually it degenerates into out of order abuse, friend tells them shut up (not so politely) and they try to attack him. He basically pastes them all. Police get called, my friend gets charged with assault despite them starting it, and him being outnumbered - he is easily acquitted thanks to the bus camera footage. Drunk assailants don't get charged at the time OR after the footage is seen. Can you guess which protagonists were black and which white? If that had been the other way round, how do you think it would have turned out?
3) Another friend works at the university here, in a menial job. Some old dude starts a campaign of sustained and pretty nasty racial harrassment against him. Friend complains to management, nothing happens, then a month or two later *he* is fired.
4) Numerous comments, stares, racist assumptions (from all types) etc when I've dated someone who isn't white. Some people seem to think that being the same race as your gf gives them some place to poke their nose in; others are just horrified at the whole situation...not necessarily dating, but the prospect of kids & marriage freaks out even a lot of so-called liberals lol.
5) One of my ex gfs was the only non-white person at her school - a couple of her teachers literally told her she "didn't belong here" and basically went out of their way not to teach her properly.
So just a few examples off the top of my head. If that's what I have seen or heard from people I know, there must be far more for people who have to deal with that crap regularly. That's why I find it rather ridiculous when people like Pabst and others try to claim it is a non-issue. Sorry but that doesn't wash when I see real people getting crap for nothing other than their skin tone. I find it quite frankly offensive when he spouts off as if online rhetoric somehow has more reality and validity than real people's actual experiences of prejudice and BS. Your teacher is a racist fuck who deliberately isolates and marginalises you, and this is supposed to have no effect? I guess it was their fault all along? Come on, I'm all ears, I want to hear some valid explanation for all this.

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This thread only has a "3" rating. Must be a load of crap just like the immature title of this thread is.

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Yeah I agree with you to a degree - attitudes and culture definitely matter. I don't think there's anything wrong, let alone racist in pointing that out. However, Asians in the US have good educational scores and achievements, and still get racism too. So that argument doesn't explain it. All this "blacks bring it on themselves" is just rationalisation for prejudiced fucks to indulge their sick world view and frustrations - it's not like only dropout loser black people get racist discrimination...educated, successful, law-abiding people get it too.
If you're white or the most populous race in whatever country you live in, it's a real eye opener when you hear of or witness some of the goings on from someone who isn't. If you're in the majority, you don't even think of that because you never have to face it (unless you go to like an all Asian club, try to marry a Muslim, or enter a rap contest in a ghetto or something like that). Some examples I've either seen or heard of from non-white friends, acquaintences, ex-girlfriends:
1) Going to a job interview, and the interviewer clearly shocked to see she isn't white (her name gives no hint she is mixed race). Interviewer gives an extremely abrupt 10 min question session and calls it off, when it was scheduled for 30 mins, despite the candidate being totally qualified. The guy doesn't want to shake hands at the end, and finally when he does, afterwards he wipes his hand in distaste. Surprisingly enough she doesn't even get a rejection letter. I'd like to hear Pabst's explanation for that.
2) A guy I know is on a bus at night. Some drunk young lads get on, and start cracking a few racially-charged jokes. Eventually it degenerates into out of order abuse, friend tells them shut up (not so politely) and they try to attack him. He basically pastes them all. Police get called, my friend gets charged with assault despite them starting it, and him being outnumbered - he is easily acquitted thanks to the bus camera footage. Drunk assailants don't get charged at the time OR after the footage is seen. Can you guess which protagonists were black and which white? If that had been the other way round, how do you think it would have turned out?
3) Another friend works at the university here, in a menial job. Some old dude starts a campaign of sustained and pretty nasty racial harrassment against him. Friend complains to management, nothing happens, then a month or two later *he* is fired.
4) Numerous comments, stares, racist assumptions (from all types) etc when I've dated someone who isn't white. Some people seem to think that being the same race as your gf gives them some place to poke their nose in; others are just horrified at the whole situation...not necessarily dating, but the prospect of kids & marriage freaks out even a lot of so-called liberals lol.
5) One of my ex gfs was the only non-white person at her school - a couple of her teachers literally told her she "didn't belong here" and basically went out of their way not to teach her properly.
So just a few examples off the top of my head. If that's what I have seen or heard from people I know, there must be far more for people who have to deal with that crap regularly. That's why I find it rather ridiculous when people like Pabst and others try to claim it is a non-issue. Sorry but that doesn't wash when I see real people getting crap for nothing other than their skin tone. I find it quite frankly offensive when he spouts off as if online rhetoric somehow has more reality and validity than real people's actual experiences of prejudice and BS. Your teacher is a racist fuck who deliberately isolates and marginalises you, and this is supposed to have no effect? I guess it was their fault all along? Come on, I'm all ears, I want to hear some valid explanation for all this.