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there's no difference between white or black or yellow or something else, in the latitude of the universe.
why do human still fight each other endlessly, instead of moving to the orion nebula? and escape from Milky Way before it collides with the Andromeda?

anyway, there's an ECLIPSE tonight in europa now. stop arguing on internet, and watch the starry sky instead.

fei123456 wrote:there's no difference between white or black or yellow or something else, in the latitude of the universe.
why do human still fight each other endlessly, instead of moving to the orion nebula? and escape from Milky Way before it collides with the Andromeda?

codeine dreaming

fei123456 wrote:
why do human still fight each other endlessly

Because of its mentality.

Googol wrote:

fei123456 wrote:
why do human still fight each other endlessly

Because of its mentality.

Because..why not ?

edeholland wrote:As a moderator, I was immensely triggered by this title. I was ready to lock before even looking at the thread, but then I saw the author.

Dear black people.

fei123456 wrote:there's no difference between white or black or yellow

They differ in color, in fact.

edeholland wrote:As a moderator, I was immensely triggered by this title. I was ready to lock before even looking at the thread, but then I saw the author.

So you're admitting you are biased??

Jerom <3

Mvp618 wrote:I think there has to be a middle ground somewhere that most can agree on. I think its important to realize that people are sensitive to issues regarding race but I also think I should be able to interact with people of other races without having to worry they might pull the race card on me.

This is a strawman argument, and reminds me of men saying they're afraid of getting accused of sexual harassment if they talk to women because of the #MeToo movement. It's really a ridiculous argument - why would you get called a predator or "have the race card pulled on you" unless you're being pervy or offensive? In reality it's usually a cover for people who are upset that a certain inappropriate behavior is no longer acceptable or are uncomfortable with the idea of expanded rights for vulnerable groups in general because it represents a challenge to the status quo.

I like movies and shows that deal with the issues of racism because it often shows a vantage point that I was unaware of. One such area is the criticism that people in these communities face for trying to "act white" - which is hilarious because there really is no such thing as acting white and that sentiment is arguably racist in itself.

Well, white culture definitely exists - it's what you think of as mainstream culture. It is particularly prevalent in business, education, and politics, which are typically the places where people get accused of "acting white". People of other culturally backgrounds conform to the dominant culture (e.g. speaking "proper" English, wearing a European business suit, black people straightening their hair, etc.) in these fields because that's how you succeed in them.

momuuu wrote:

edeholland wrote:As a moderator, I was immensely triggered by this title. I was ready to lock before even looking at the thread, but then I saw the author.

So you're admitting you are biased??

Did I ever deny that?

Just a sucker for drama, glad my post delivered.

Goodspeed wrote:It's certainly not for everyone...

Damn dude, didn`t need to call him a dumb bitch like that. ^^


Naw but the show`s a`ait, I did enjoy the movie quite alot. I guess since it`s shorter it didn`t need to add more drama and managed to deliver a message while being witty and fun.

There`s plenty other shows and movies that give a better insight into black culture in the US, I guess they just don`t have a gimmicky title as this one has. ^^

Gendarme wrote:

fei123456 wrote:there's no difference between white or black or yellow

They differ in color, in fact.

you won't care if the bacteria in your body are black or blue or red in color. the aliens, or gods, or something else, treat us as bacteria/ants as well. they'll just feel funny watching us fighting each other.

Papist wrote:This is a strawman argument, and reminds me of men saying they're afraid of getting accused of sexual harassment if they talk to women because of the #MeToo movement. It's really a ridiculous argument - why would you get called a predator or "have the race card pulled on you" unless you're being pervy or offensive?

This absolutely does happen. Want to get rid of someone? Simple; succeed in making others think he's racist or sexist and watch the mob drag him out.

tfw calling someone a monkey is condemned while treating someone as bacteria is condoned

ahh another brain-cell depleting day on esoc

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We are all humans, apart of one race... the human race. That's how I look at it. So insulting another human because of "their" race is basically insulting yourself as you are apart of the same race as well.

Checkmate, racists.

Goodspeed wrote: It might help some of you to empathize with black people and the shit they have to deal with throughout their lives.

Take care Goodspeed, for me you are crossing the line of what left extremism does, which is again separating people based on their color of skins. That's at least as social democrats, we are trying to avoid. The global problem is about poverty and not about color of skin, because when you make assumption like that, you say more or less the same horrible talk than far right people do. For whatever reason, far left parties start to split again people, like for instance making public meeting only for Black people (and forbidden to everyone else) and claims that it is for defending them, that's such a shame taking into account how recent WWII is.

Don't make stereotypes about black/yellow/white people please. Even more, this is not because someone got a french flag next to his forum nickname that he should be called "white" really... There are different people, with different origins in France, and as you may know we are not all blond hair with white skins...

@Rikikipu

@fightinfrenchman I would like to say "I feel the ear is right", but I'm probably stupid, I don't understand the tweeter message

In a perfect world we would be able to ignore the color of peoples skin. However, black people today still often face discrimination. So if we ignore it, we're ignoring the fact that racism is still alive and well today. Look at this video. It's not meant to be a shot at trump, or to say that everyone who supports trump is a neo nazi white supremacist. Most aren't.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1o6-bi3jlxk

Rikikipu wrote:@fightinfrenchman I would like to say "I feel the ear is right", but I'm probably stupid, I don't understand the tweeter message

Trying to equate racists and people who talk about the effects of racism is very misguided at best and intentionally misleading at worst

fightinfrenchman wrote:

Rikikipu wrote:@fightinfrenchman I would like to say "I feel the ear is right", but I'm probably stupid, I don't understand the tweeter message

Trying to equate racists and people who talk about the effects of racism is very misguided at best and intentionally misleading at worst

I didn't mean to equate far left and far right, sorry if you understood that. I just say that far left theories and speeches are sometimes too borderline, especially the ones based on the color of the skins of people. Afterall, a majority of people think they are dangerous, I'm not the only one.