I concur.JK-47 wrote:I blame rap music.THE-MASTER wrote:The blacks in Britain are really great people. But last year when I went to America the attitude of them were much different. I don't know if that is because of the way that they are treated there but I didn't like there attitude at all. I almost got into a fight with a few of them actually. I don't know the situation though. I don't know what to believe either.
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I disagree.Philly wrote:I concur.JK-47 wrote:I blame rap music.THE-MASTER wrote:The blacks in Britain are really great people. But last year when I went to America the attitude of them were much different. I don't know if that is because of the way that they are treated there but I didn't like there attitude at all. I almost got into a fight with a few of them actually. I don't know the situation though. I don't know what to believe either.
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Few...Ragdoll wrote:I really hate it when people judge an entire race in a country from a bad experience with a few individuals.
90% of them act "gangsta dawg"
At least in my age group.
13-25
Then they get more mature. (At least most)
Now there are many african americans that I do, actually like. I just hate the "strait thuggin g's out der"
People like Al Sharpton make me laugh, ALOT.
He whines and complains about Racism... His mind is still in the 50's.
I hate those "fair treatment people"
They are usually the racist ones, themselves.
kthxbai
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It's all about perception. Racism has never faltered. Just tabooed. Rights? They got the same as anyone else does. Affirmative Action itself is one of the rights entitled to minorities that isn't entitled to anyone else. It's a fucking joke. The workplace should never look to race as a part of qualification, only skill, and social skills where needed. As a White Minority, I've heard enough of the "Colors of the Rainbow" Speech held to near gospel status at school. It's not just Black Rights, as the topic suggests, but Human rights in general. What right do blacks don't have? From what I've seen in the surrounding neighborhoods, like Compton, Lynwood, Watts, Bell, and Huntington Park, it's the black people themselves that are holding themselves back. Of course there are the few that do break the mold, but the fact that Black people get their own set of rules, and play the race card when they lose is just Asinine.
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Can I see the survey you did to come up with that conclusion?Corvette19 wrote:Few...Ragdoll wrote:I really hate it when people judge an entire race in a country from a bad experience with a few individuals.
90% of them act "gangsta dawg"
At least in my age group.
13-25
Then they get more mature. (At least most)
Now there are many african americans that I do, actually like. I just hate the "strait thuggin g's out der"
People like Al Sharpton make me laugh, ALOT.
He whines and complains about Racism... His mind is still in the 50's.
I hate those "fair treatment people"
They are usually the racist ones, themselves.
kthxbai
It could be how he sees the people around him, which is personal opinion. Of course he's not going to interview everyone in his age group.unknownv2 wrote:Can I see the survey you did to come up with that conclusion?
For anybody still wondering where FTD has gone, here it is.
The percentage, yeah.unknownv2 wrote:Uhhuh, so it's a made up statistic?
It was used in a sarcastic manor, in that he knew it wasn't a solid number, as it was based off just observation.
I could say, based off observation, that out of the 5 black kids at my school, all of them act like they are gangsters with that same horrid attitude. It's not a solid survey, just merely an observation.
Yes, but his was based off of a large age pool of people he has probably never met.JK-47 wrote:The percentage, yeah.unknownv2 wrote:Uhhuh, so it's a made up statistic?
It was used in a sarcastic manor, in that he knew it wasn't a solid number, as it was based off just observation.
I could say, based off observation, that out of the 5 black kids at my school, all of them act like they are gangsters with that same horrid attitude. It's not a solid survey, just merely an observation.
Ok, how about this? From my experience : talking with people, nobody turned "gangster" because they listened to rap music. It has mostly been their own choice to act like that.Yamagushi wrote:Your talking a lot about statistics, yet you say something like this... Mb you should do a little statistic checking yourself, eh?unknownv2 wrote:I doubt rap music makes influences anybody's life greatly.
You do realize what Corvette19 said was also from his experience, right?unknownv2 wrote:Ok, how about this? From my experience : talking with people, nobody turned "gangster" because they listened to rap music. It has mostly been their own choice to act like that.Yamagushi wrote:Your talking a lot about statistics, yet you say something like this... Mb you should do a little statistic checking yourself, eh?unknownv2 wrote:I doubt rap music makes influences anybody's life greatly.
OkayOmbre wrote:You do realize what Corvette19 said was also from his experience, right?unknownv2 wrote:Ok, how about this? From my experience : talking with people, nobody turned "gangster" because they listened to rap music. It has mostly been their own choice to act like that.Yamagushi wrote:Your talking a lot about statistics, yet you say something like this... Mb you should do a little statistic checking yourself, eh?unknownv2 wrote:I doubt rap music makes influences anybody's life greatly.