In your experience who is more racist of the races..

I searched to see if this thread had already been opened and couldn't find anything.

I'm not racist even though I was raised in a racist family and area, I don't discriminate against color or race or religion, I fully believe that there are good and bad people everywhere and they should be judged on character and actions.

So my question is out of all the races... who are typically the most racist of the bunch.. we heard about all the "birthers" and how they were "labeled" racist, but I don't really believe that they ALL are racist.. some of them probably however not all of them.

Is it racist for a black person to call a white person racist for not liking and questioning the president even if that white person never said anything or thought anything racist.....

I would like to keep this thread peaceful and logical.

I think you answered your own question when you said good and bad people exist everywhere.
Racists come in all colours and nationality etc

reply to post by mikem


I think we are all as bad as eachother but I have noticed that Indians can be rather racist toward eachother and also seem to have a very large chip on their shoulders. This isn't a dig at them in the slightest, simply an observation.

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reply to post by BiggerPicture


I actually agree with this short post I think racism is more of a problem here in the USA, maybe just because of our ignorance.

When you say Indians I imagine your talking from India and not Native Americans...

In my experience white people are the most racist,but that's me,i don't know many people of differnt race but the one's i do seem like good people.

reply to post by wolf2420


My thoughts exactly....except I will add "Every Race is Racist" imo.

I don't think their is any such thing really. I have seen racism from just about every race. Most of the racists I have met, happen to be old people to be honest. Most of the people I have contact with is native and white, as those are my two main races. Of the two, racism seems to have a firmer foothold in the natives IMO, resentment can be a hard thing to let go of. It seems that it is passed down through generations, and it is sad as hell.

Thats a good point, that you bring up Native American Indians.

Cause, the human race's blatant use of "racism" was used to wipe out 95% of Native Americans (over 10 million lives)

and install effectively install a new "race"

The ugly truth is USA gov/nwo created this division of human race into 'races' so it carry forth its systemic genocide plan, successfully with virtually all Native Americans just couple hundred years ago and moving on forward with other areas

Mideast, present

and Asia, future

reply to post by lacrimosa


I won't disagree with you, except to say while respecting your opinion, I haven't been discriminated against by my other half which is "black people", but nonetheless, you spoke your mind.



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I gave everyone a star above this post because you all spoke your mind. Civility is the key, regardless of our race

I wouldn't say they are racist, but the blacks here in America definitely keep racism alive by constantly bringing up slavery and how the system keeps them down. Although, I will admit that last part is somewhat true. It is extremely hard for a black person in America to become very successful or even break out of a poor living environment, even if they want to.

reply to post by ThePublicEnemyNo1
i guess i mean whats more socially acceptable in society and media.

Originally posted by wWizard
I wouldn't say they are racist, but the blacks here in America definitely keep racism alive by constantly bringing up slavery and how the system keeps them down. Although, I will admit that last part is somewhat true. It is extremely hard for a black person in America to become very successful or even break out of a poor living environment, even if they want to.

Really? Tell that to the Kenyan in the white house.

Originally posted by lacrimosa
reply to post by ThePublicEnemyNo1

 

i guess i mean whats more socially acceptable in society and media.

To be honest with you...and I think that's a great question, however, I personally don't live my life by what's "More Socially Acceptable in Society and/or Media", which is probably why I respect your opinion. I think Media definitely, is a HUGE problem when it comes to who accepts who and why.

With that being said, racism rolls off my shoulder like water on a duck and believe you me, I have had a few experiences with racism and I also got myself into trouble for reacting in a negative fashion so to speak. That happened when I was 19 or so and always full of adrenaline during that time in my life. Now that I find myself a little wiser (40'ish) it doesn't matter one bit to me personally, I just view racism as a severe form of ignorance.



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As a race and the only race I personally recognize "the human race" everyone is accepted by me. I have a live and let live policy for everyone...just don't cross my line is how I view everyone.

Love for humanity is the only solution to the OP's question, because in the end it doesn't matter

Originally posted by DarthMuerte

Originally posted by wWizard
I wouldn't say they are racist, but the blacks here in America definitely keep racism alive by constantly bringing up slavery and how the system keeps them down. Although, I will admit that last part is somewhat true. It is extremely hard for a black person in America to become very successful or even break out of a poor living environment, even if they want to.

Really? Tell that to the Kenyan in the white house.

You're going to use a single man as your example? Especially since that man has done nothing to fix the poor situation for ANY race in America?

reply to post by wWizard


You're right there where I am with your opinion of Mr. O. The only thing he and I have in common is being bi-racial which is a very uncomfortable "title" by the way. However, I agree

reply to post by mikem


You know sooner or later if this thread picks up speed...you're gonna get hammered by everyone for posting this...right

I'm white.

I grew up in a city.

I was attacked multiple times by African Americans.

I was never attacked by people of other races.

The African Americans would regularly shake down the weaker white kids.

Just my observation.