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Originally posted by ajay59
IMO, everyone of you are as guilty of racism as the children in question! When you speak of a human or group of humans, do you refer to them as Caucasion humans or Mexican humans? By placing an adjective describing the American before hand, you too are separating two people of the same nation, Americans! Do you not see this?
Originally posted by seabag
reply to post by poet1b
Chances are that there was more going on in the stands than this politically correct story wants to admit. The media always wants to portray that whitey must be guilty.
The fact that the Edison students and fans where making racially charged comments to the other team has been brought up 4 times in this thread and nobody has really denounced it. I say if it’s OK for one side to get away with it then you’d damn sure better not punish the other side, especially when they only chanted 'USA'!
I think this proves your point – it’s only racism if it’s ‘whitey’ doing it. It’s easier to ignore racial insults if they’re directed at ‘whitey’ nowadays. That, my friends, is PC on full display. Reverse discrimination is STILL DISCRIMINATION! Racism is racism regardless what color the victim's skin is.edit on 8-3-2012 by seabag because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by caf1550
reply to post by getreadyalready
see i agree and disagree with you, now we don't know the intent of the people who started the chant, we don't know if it was out of racial bigotry or just to show patriotism or national pride. the other team was also american which is why im confused they got hurt over it, now i know they were primarily a hispanic school but either way they were still americans so they shouldn't have gotten hurt over this incident.
now if they were chanting hateful words for example the "N" word or a derogatory term for hispanics they yes i see the racism but they weren't they were chanting USA
the major fact is being politcally correct is ruining this country if people weren't so PC this wouldn't have made the evening news and we wouldn't even be discussing it now
Interesting, how do you know someone is an illegal immigrant without checking for paperwork? What's that, you 'know'? How do you do that? Oh, you assume, that's right, you assume don't you? How else would you know? Do you know that kind of thinking is what the topic of this thread is ultimately all about?
Originally posted by milkyway12
reply to post by popsmayhem
Again , i think the Chant was saying more that USA is better than Mexico. I dont think the Chant was racist , but simply saying USA is better than Mexico. Which is just as bad.
Humility is an awesome trait my friends. In Mexico , you dont like the way they run things? Then the little Drug Lords will kill you. Id move too.
Originally posted by ajay59
How will we as a people of the Earth ever meet on common ground with separation in abundance?
Originally posted by DestroyDestroyDestroy
reply to post by thehoneycomb
Not learning English and living in an area where Spanish is well spoken isn't an issue. As for not learning anything about this country, most Americans don't know anything about this country, from its politics to its history. People can't be dragged, kicking and screaming, down the path of wisdom; they must choose to walk it themselves. For this there is no help which can be given. We can make the resources available for people to learn, and we have, but it lies upon them to want to learn.
Not to mention, if they knew much about this country, they wouldn't come here in the first place.
Again , i think the Chant was saying more that USA is better than Mexico. I dont think the Chant was racist , but simply saying USA is better than Mexico. Which is just as bad.