Yeah, let's take away everything a group of people has and repress them in every possible financial and humane way... and then talk about how it's their fault that they're behind and need our help.
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Bighead, why do you always post things that put people at completely opposite sides and start fighting? I'm not telling you to stop, as I really don't care. I just want to know why you keep posting them? Are you just curious as to what we think about these topics, because I thought you didn't give a shit about us?
I said, "Hi, Greg. I'm the creepy girl." He chuckled, then wanted a handshake and I gave it. I wanted a hug and he gave it. One of his sons was there, too. Cute. Then Pete got him to autograph my sign for me because I was too polite to ask myself since he was on his way to eat. Pete also took this of photo of him holding it. - 8/2/2014.
https://twitter.com/PeteParada/statu...56317329436672
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I don't remember saying I "don't give a shit" about people here. Wouldn't make much sense for me to say that considering all the opinionated stuff I post. And to answer your other question, I like to use the forum to say/debate stuff I can't say IRL. lol.
Llammas, that's a great comic. But it bothers me that there's an additional two really tiny characters in that last frame. Are they babies, and it's some kind of commentary on the generational aspect of racism? Or are they just smaller in order to fit them in?
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When they said "sit down", I stood up.
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I said, "Hi, Greg. I'm the creepy girl." He chuckled, then wanted a handshake and I gave it. I wanted a hug and he gave it. One of his sons was there, too. Cute. Then Pete got him to autograph my sign for me because I was too polite to ask myself since he was on his way to eat. Pete also took this of photo of him holding it. - 8/2/2014.
https://twitter.com/PeteParada/statu...56317329436672
Our official webpage: http://offspringunderground.com/
MOTO13, you sound like someone this Twitter Account constantly retweets: https://twitter.com/YesYoureRacist
I just checked out that page. "I'm not racist but Asian drivers are honestly the worst!! You won't see people more clueless on the road!"
Haha, that person is an idiot! I disproved them with two words: "Teen drivers."
I said, "Hi, Greg. I'm the creepy girl." He chuckled, then wanted a handshake and I gave it. I wanted a hug and he gave it. One of his sons was there, too. Cute. Then Pete got him to autograph my sign for me because I was too polite to ask myself since he was on his way to eat. Pete also took this of photo of him holding it. - 8/2/2014.
https://twitter.com/PeteParada/statu...56317329436672
Our official webpage: http://offspringunderground.com/
People that are raised by racist parents don't nessicarily become racist themselves, of course some do but at the end of the day people grow up and make their own choices, so I don't think that's the primary cause, it can be down to bad experiences and so they single out the whole race. But I do think a big part of it is ignorance.
I have to say, what you just said kind of made me laugh. You call the person that said all Asian drivers are the worst an ''idiot'' and then you pretty much do the same thing by saying teen drivers are the worst, what you said isn't racist but it is discrimination. I'm 19 and i'm a far better driver than alot of my friends who are in their mid to late 20's. Age or race is not what makes someone a good driver, some people are just bad drivers it all comes down to skill and responsibility, some have it and some DEFINATELY don't lol.
There are many factors.
-Upbringing
-Lack of empathy
-Bad experience with a few, generalizing
-No experience with any - we fear what we don't know
-A desire to scapegoat blame, an inability to accept blame, a need to put others down to raise one's self up.
Personally, I was raised by fairly racist parents and had nearly zero exposure to non-white people. I'm willing to bet I was kind of a racist teenager. But then I moved to the "big" city and was introduced to tons of non-white people, and I realized I didn't really care about their race. I'll use skin color as a describer, just like eye color or height or any other physical difference (people who are afraid to look at a group of people, 9 of which are white and 1 one of which is black, and say that they're talking about the "black person" really bug me.), and I'm okay with making general observations about groups, but once someone starts acting on their prejudices or seriously stereotyping people, I get upset. So in my case, it was a combination of upbringing and lack of exposure.