Thanks man, after taking a step back and reading the posts collectively, I've started to notice how repetitively ignorant this person continues to sound and make their arguments. I think I'm done replying, more or less, but it is clear to me that this person is not only playing the victim card, but from what I can tell, he is also racist. I never thought I would see such a racist black person in my life.
Well actually I think it's pretty common. Since, you know, no one can discriminate against whitey as severely as black people, the equation here is that it's okay to be a racist fucking PIG. One thing extremist blacks (not African-Americans) love to pretend is that no other race is involved in "racism." It's a dead argument that is drowned in ignorance, I'm afraid. Don't let it piss you off.
I don't know about common, considering where I live. I've see every shade of ethnic color from the rainbow, and I'm even pretty sure out of all the people I know, and of all the friends I've made (or even, ever made) I've met practically every ethnicity you can think of. Maybe not every combination, but indeed A LOT of ethnically different people of all kinds, and I've never met such a racist person, especially a black one, in person. I have met racist people, but not as racist as this guy. Maybe it just depends on where you live, but I have to purposely go to the right city LOOKING for trouble, to experience racism or discrimination, and this is of course assuming pretty much that I know exactly who's door to knock on.
Of course, that isn't to say that I haven't met a teacher or two within public school without the back bone to say anything to the group of noisy black female students, but I guess it would have looked bad if a white teacher told of a group of black student right?
It doesn't piss me off, I was just very surprised. It was like that moment in a video game, when you finally figure out how to make a puzzle you're stuck on work and you say to yourself "*gasp* Ohhh, now I get it."
Of course, that isn't to say that I haven't met a teacher or two within public school without the back bone to say anything to the group of noisy black female students, but I guess it would have looked bad if a white teacher told of a group of black student right?
It doesn't piss me off, I was just very surprised. It was like that moment in a video game, when you finally figure out how to make a puzzle you're stuck on work and you say to yourself "*gasp* Ohhh, now I get it."The double standard applied to this eternal obstacle is frustrating, to say the least. It's somehow socially accepted that whites cannot be discriminated against at all. Any other race, and it's plain-old racism--but if it involves blacks, well, now you're in trouble (and your career's in trouble) because its a hate crime if you throw in some violence with it. This is why that racist fucker's comments carry no weight, he's acting like it's a daily struggle. How can there be a struggle if the rest of us non-blacks suffer due to the overcompensation of black political correctness? You know who you never hear bitching? Asians. Insult a black and you lose your fucking job.
To any crybaby blacks reading this: stick your race cards straight up your asses.
To any crybaby blacks reading this: stick your race cards straight up your asses.
Double standards piss me off. (FYI-I've been busy, took forever for me to respond back to you) And I agree with you, as I've seen this double standard applied not just but different "ethnicity" but by different genders too.
Yeppir, look at sex offender teachers who get caught doing things with their students--do ya think the male teachers get harsher punishment?
I know they do, I've followed cases where I saw this happen over and over, regardless of the case made on anyone behalf, or the circumstances. I've even cross referenced cases within a certain decade or year within relation to same circumstances, and the different rulings. I'm not saying I'm for anyone getting a shorter or longer sentence, but it's pretty ridiculous how much shorter by miles women offenders sentences are, no matter how extensive their crime actually was.