Re: The Protest Thread
Posted: Thu June 04, 2020 2:13 pm
I was just looking for some new flag decals at rednecktrucks.comB wrote:"Ignorant ghetto lady"? What kind of racist, white-supremacist websites are you combing through, macphisto.
I was just looking for some new flag decals at rednecktrucks.comB wrote:"Ignorant ghetto lady"? What kind of racist, white-supremacist websites are you combing through, macphisto.
worth carrying over to this page.durdencommatyler wrote:I'll say it.wease wrote:Who here has said that?PHATJ wrote:“Black people can’t be racist”
"Given that racism can only exist when one group has power and influence over another" [...] claims of Black people being racist often lacks the conversation about the necessity for being able to exercise power and authority, which are essential components of racism."
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"There is also a big difference between prejudice and racism. Black people can be prejudice but they cannot be racist since they hold little power to enforce discrimination against another group.
As stated by Sobantu Mzwakali in his piece entitled Black people can’t be racist:
”Black people are not excused from being prejudice towards other groups. This can include being transphobic, homophobic, xenophobic, and a slew of other discriminatory actions that accuse another group as being less than Black people. However, Black people cannot properly enforce these discriminations to systematically reduce the power or influence of said discriminated group. The ability to enforce your discriminations and prejudices in such a way that leads to power structures where you can ensure a race is inferior to you is racism."Prejudice refers to a positive or negative evaluation of another person based on their perceived group membership. Racism on the other hand refers to social actions, practices or beliefs or political systems that consider different races to be ranked as inherently superior or inferior to each other. Furthermore, racism is socio-economic, with systemic structures which promote one race’s powers over another. Socio-economic being the operative word, I am certain you will agree that black people do not have the resources to impose such oppressive structures which enforce their superiority. White people on the other hand have, and had imposed them on blacks for over four centuries of slavery and colonialism. Black people can be prejudiced, but not racist.
Diversity of thought is not the issuemacphisto wrote:Really? The video may have an inelegantly worded title, but I found it interesting. It sparked discussion, and this is a discussion board. Is there to be no diversity of thought here?durdencommatyler wrote:Macphisto, take down the video.
Anyone who quoted the video, please edit your response too take out the video.
If you guys don't do it on your own, I'll take it down for you.
tragabigzanda wrote:McParadigm wrote:“Black people can be racist too” is just a way of pulling the conversation away from the actual victimization by making the concept the debate. If you can blur that concept enough, you can claim some measure of victimhood on your end, which is always the goal.
wease wrote:Thanks for sharing that, Joe. I'd never really stopped to think about it and have always used racist and prejudiced interchangeably. I appreciate it.
What's he said now?doug rr wrote:bill barr needs to stfu....he will never get it...he can't even say white supremacist out loud
Can the black people impose oppressive structures which enforce their superiority over the Chinese or Mexicans in your example?VinylGuy wrote:yeah, that was a cool read.
I think prejudice is kinda inherent to the human being though. While i get why black people cant be racist i wonder how that applies with other folks from different countries.
Lets say a wealthy black dude talks shit about some chinese guy. Or some mexican. Isnt it that racism too?
In case anyone is offended, im truly asking your thoughts.
I would say yes.wease wrote:Can the black people impose oppressive structures which enforce their superiority over the Chinese or Mexicans in your example?VinylGuy wrote:yeah, that was a cool read.
I think prejudice is kinda inherent to the human being though. While i get why black people cant be racist i wonder how that applies with other folks from different countries.
Lets say a wealthy black dude talks shit about some chinese guy. Or some mexican. Isnt it that racism too?
In case anyone is offended, im truly asking your thoughts.
Within a predominantly black school or living area, probably. Within society, no but I don't think that makes prejudiced speech or actions any less harmful to the recipient.wease wrote:Can the black people impose oppressive structures which enforce their superiority over the Chinese or Mexicans in your example?VinylGuy wrote:yeah, that was a cool read.
I think prejudice is kinda inherent to the human being though. While i get why black people cant be racist i wonder how that applies with other folks from different countries.
Lets say a wealthy black dude talks shit about some chinese guy. Or some mexican. Isnt it that racism too?
In case anyone is offended, im truly asking your thoughts.
jesuswease wrote:Apparently, there's been a mass email going to all concealed/open carry permit holders in our state to come to my town on Saturday to protect it during the high school kids' protest on Saturday. My oldest was wanting to go, but now, I don't think it's going to happen.
I hate this fucking area.
just send him out there with a gun, they're on sale apparently....wease wrote:Apparently, there's been a mass email going to all concealed/open carry permit holders in our state to come to my town on Saturday to protect it during the high school kids' protest on Saturday. My oldest was wanting to go, but now, I don't think it's going to happen.
I hate this fucking area.
Her. And even if I supported such acts, she would NEVER do that.doug rr wrote:just send him out there with a gun, they're on sale apparently....wease wrote:Apparently, there's been a mass email going to all concealed/open carry permit holders in our state to come to my town on Saturday to protect it during the high school kids' protest on Saturday. My oldest was wanting to go, but now, I don't think it's going to happen.
I hate this fucking area.