O: You cant argue facts, you just call names. You assume that everyone with white skin should feel guilty for the horrible things that happened to the Africans that were sold by their tribal leaders to European assholes, and then auctioned off when they got here.
M: You lack a capacity for deep self reflection so you haven't a capacity to understand emotional facts, of which I have given plenty. You can't distinguish, as I said, between the useless emotion of guilt, of which you demonstrate you have plenty by your vociferous and insistent denial. Nobody is guilty of anything. I have no interest in making you feel guilty of racism. You live in a society in which the fact of racial bigotry, forget whose fault it is, still persists and negatively impacts the lives of both blacks and whites. If you were a real man, a guilt free man, a man of conscience and moral integrity, you would care about these facts, the fact of the damage that has been done, and is still being done by racism, not just denying any you may or may not have. You would feel a moral responsibility to stand of the side of the victimized, not maintain how you're not part of the problem how you have no responsibility and how you have nothing to do. Your need to absolve yourself of any guilt is a sure sign that guilt is your emotional trigger, that you are the one with the guilt issues, not me. I am no more guilty than you, but I seem to know it. You reach the absurd conclusion that morality and conscience exist because people feel guilty and need to act responsibly. That's because you have none and can't see the error. When you are free of guilt, THEN you can move on to responsibility. You feel guilty so your life is all about deny deny deny.
O: Guess what? I dont feel guilty. Noone in my family feels guilty. (We migrated post-slavery). The only people who feel guilty and cry "racism" at every little thing are people like you, who have a guilty conscience.
M: Guess what. You don't know what you feel. You don't even know that your need to deny reveals your guilt. You imagine that because you can put forth a logical premise, that you and your family weren't here, that somehow that logic translates into how you actually feel. Sorry Bub, but what you think, how you rationalize, can't reach or change how you feel if those feelings are unconscious. You live on the surface and don't know what is deep.
O: I will never instill white-gulit into my future children. Just like the next generation of black children wont have the same victim mentality that the current generation does. Your breed of Anglo-American is dying, just like the "I need reparations, they are paying my gas and mortgage" breed of African-American is dying.
M: As long as you have this, I am not guilty theme in your consciousness, you will instill it and transmit it unconsciously, regardless of what you say. You do not know how we work, how the human psyche operates. You are a blind man in a store promising he won't break the glass.
O: Soon, all anyone is going to say is "American", with no seperation from "African" and everyone else. Thankfully, the old fogies likes you, who try and drive a wedge between everyone by claiming that everything is "racist", will be long gone.
M: This, old fogy is so far ahead of his time I will be dead centuries before the world catches up.
O: Racist organizations like the NAACP (seriously, who says "colored people" anymore?), and racist ideas like affirmative action are going the way of the dodo. Even our 1/2 African President will never back these sort of discriminatory practices.
M: Racism makes people crazy. People who are put down constantly get angry and they get even. None of that has anything to do with you. You are pointing at the faults of others so you don't feel any blame. You're back on you're, invisible to you, guilt trip again.
O: Ironically, once the guilt-filled people like you, and the victimization-filled people pass-on, this country will be closer to MLKs dream.
M: Yup, in a few millennium when people catch on to the fact they hate themselves and are in denial.