| Re: Race and its relations to.. relations [message #329543 is a reply to message #329536] |
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| u6795 wrote on Wed, 07 May 2008 21:01 |
The major thing that's been bothering me is how many race related comments I see on these forums and elsewhere. I'm completely sick of ALL of the stereotypes, against all races, that I hear every fucking day. The most sad part is, none of that is ever going to change.
Will someone please answer this question for me: What does being black, Asian or Mexican have to do with how you act or preform on an INTERNET FORUM. Seriously. The internet has evolved into a place where you can be anonymous, where your real life has no bearing.
Then, of course, there came people that use their race as an excuse for certain "privileges.." E.G. I'm black, so I can say n*gger. fucking lame forum censors.
WHOA, DID THAT WHITE GUY JUST SAY THE N WORD?
Fuck yeah I did, asshole, because what is stopping me? I didn't say that in an insulting manner, I didn't use it as a derogatory term. I just spit it out, and holy shit, here comes Al Sharpton to bust my ass right now.
If that didn't prove a point, I don't know how else to say it - race, in a perfect world, should have no effect on anything, on how people perceive you or how you present yourself. The latter seems to be a noticeable issue recently. It's great to take pride in your race but to be an arrogant cock in public and act like whatever your race is gives you special rights.. well, isn't that one of the basic principles of racism?
I'm done for now, might add more later, but my rants are more like angry rambles so who knows.
in b4 flames
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To sum it all up, Internet + Anonymity = DOUCHEBAG
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