Thread: "Racism" is not always bad

Originally Posted by Zook

I personally think the United States should be divided into 4 or 5 sections. A section for the Whites, one for the blacks, one for the Hispanics and one for whoever wants to participate in the multi-CULTural experiment that we're currently all FORCED into playing. That way everybody wins and it'd solve a lot of problems.

There is just one thing. Which places get divided up where? I consider the Pacific Northwest to be home and I would like to return there someday.

Originally Posted by saturn

There is just one thing. Which places get divided up where? I consider the Pacific Northwest to be home and I would like to return there someday.

It would be discussed. But the solving of many problems including racism and innocent victims of senseless black murders is a priority. We're talking about lives which is more important than where you get to live.

Originally Posted by Zook

It would be discussed. But the solving of many problems including racism and innocent victims of senseless black murders is a priority. We're talking about lives which is more important than where you get to live.

At the end of the day, I have me to think about. And think about this. The majority of people murdered by Black people are themselves Black.

Originally Posted by saturn

There is just one thing. Which places get divided up where? I consider the Pacific Northwest to be home and I would like to return there someday.

This is a good point. I personally love the Pacific Northwest, and would not want to leave anywhere else if I lived in the USA. I am sure there are other races living in other regions of the USA that feel the same way.

Perhaps the USA should to be divided up in a more regional way, so that within each region there is a separate place for each race. And I think the different races should be allowed to go on vacation to whichever part of the country they want.

Demographics and Time - The Enemy of the Good Old Boys

Originally Posted by Cigar

Demographics and Time - The Enemy of the Good Old Boys

As opposed to the enemy of the criminally infested bad new black boys, I suspect.

Originally Posted by Anders Hoveland

It's not just white people:
Muhammad Ali speaks against racial mixing - YouTube

Muhammad Ali is one of several individuals who, while he may be against it, does not and cannot dictate how everything else works.

Originally Posted by Anders Hoveland

During my travels to the USA, I visited a restaurant run by black owners. (apparently black people in this country have an affinity for waffles and fried chicken) In the entry way I noticed a large framed picture of the current American president Obama. This immediately reminded my of the pictures of John F. Kennedy still hanging in many Catholic homes in Ireland. I do not think it even needs to be argued that this restaurant did not have any picture of the last Democratic Party president hanging up in their wall. The fact that Obama is black obviously had something to do with them hanging up his picture. Does this make the restaurant owners "racist"?

No since you dont know their intent, but it does reek of racism when you make such quick assumptions.

Originally Posted by Anders Hoveland

Many people prefer to live, work, and go to school with members of their own race.

Really? What's your evidence?

Originally Posted by Anders Hoveland

And many people prefer to keep in contact with members of their same ethnicity.

Evidence?

Originally Posted by Anders Hoveland

It is also easier to meet a girl one is attracted to when they are surrounded by members of their same race, or similar ethnicity. Does this make these people "racist" or bad?

Prove they do it first. And yes they would basically make them racist. As for bad, racism is really irrelevant to correct action in so far as it really is not logical to make laws based upon or around racism.

Originally Posted by Anders Hoveland

Then there are the cultural differences between different races, which will never entirely go away, as can be seen with America's long experiences with diversity. Separate and distinct black and jewish cultures are alive and well, even amongst these ethnicities that are living amongst others.
What is wrong with a group of people wanting to preserve their ethnic identity?

Nothing, unless they use force over others to do so.

Originally Posted by Anders Hoveland

During my travels to the USA, I visited a restaurant run by black owners. (apparently black people in this country have an affinity for waffles and fried chicken) In the entry way I noticed a large framed picture of the current American president Obama. This immediately reminded my of the pictures of John F. Kennedy still hanging in many Catholic homes in Ireland. I do not think it even needs to be argued that this restaurant did not have any picture of the last Democratic Party president hanging up in their wall. The fact that Obama is black obviously had something to do with them hanging up his picture. Does this make the restaurant owners "racist"?

Many people prefer to live, work, and go to school with members of their own race. And many people prefer to keep in contact with members of their same ethnicity. It is also easier to meet a girl one is attracted to when they are surrounded by members of their same race, or similar ethnicity. Does this make these people "racist" or bad?

Then there are the cultural differences between different races, which will never entirely go away, as can be seen with America's long experiences with diversity. Separate and distinct black and jewish cultures are alive and well, even amongst these ethnicities that are living amongst others.

What is wrong with a group of people wanting to preserve their ethnic identity?

In my opinion, it may merely depend on the Cause and whether or not it is Just enough.

Originally Posted by Cigar

Feeling a little isolated ...

haha so true.