Not if they do something racist.Originally posted by: LeeTJ
you don't think that calling someone a "racist" is not generalizing about that person?
Originally posted by: tweakmm
Not if they do something racist.Originally posted by: LeeTJ
you don't think that calling someone a "racist" is not generalizing about that person?
Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
Maybe in you internet forum fantasy world, it's a stereotype. If you don't know any racists, the word has no meaning for you.
Originally posted by: LeeTJ
Does anyone else see the hypocrisy and Irony of the word "racist"?
Originally posted by: LeeTJ
Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
Maybe in you internet forum fantasy world, it's a stereotype. If you don't know any racists, the word has no meaning for you.
the term "racism" is applied to a variety of acts, from slandering someone on an internet forum to burning someone on a cross.
you don't find that term broad? to the point of meaninglessness?
there is a difference between a KKK or Hitler type Racism and a person posting some words on an internet forum type Racism.
No, there is not. It's all senseless, ignorant hate. Some racists are more violent that others though.Originally posted by: LeeTJ
there is a difference between a KKK or Hitler type Racism and a person posting some words on an internet forum type Racism.
Originally posted by: tweakmm
No there is not. It is all senseless, ignorant hate. Some racists are more violent that others.Originally posted by: LeeTJ
there is a difference between a KKK or Hitler type Racism and a person posting some words on an internet forum type Racism.
Originally posted by: Dr Smooth
Originally posted by: LeeTJ
Does anyone else see the hypocrisy and Irony of the word "racist"?
Lets see what racist means:
rac?ism \"ra-'si-zem also -'shi-\ noun (1936)
1: a belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race
2: racial prejudice or discrimination
rac?ist \-sist also -shist\ noun or adjective
(C)1996 Zane Publishing, Inc. and Merriam-Webster, Incorporated. All rights reserved.
How is the term racist a stereotype?
Originally posted by: ElFenix
its like all the pinkos calling the conservatives nazis
Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
Originally posted by: LeeTJ
Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
Maybe in you internet forum fantasy world, it's a stereotype. If you don't know any racists, the word has no meaning for you.
the term "racism" is applied to a variety of acts, from slandering someone on an internet forum to burning someone on a cross.
you don't find that term broad? to the point of meaninglessness?
there is a difference between a KKK or Hitler type Racism and a person posting some words on an internet forum type Racism.
So you're saying a white guy on a forum who calls a black guy a n1gger isn't necessarily racist?
The N bomb has many different meanings, a lot depending on how it's prounounced. Being white I would never call a black person awesome dude unless they called me it first. There is the -er ending which is a lot uglier and generaly used in derogotory racist ways.Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: tweakmm
No there is not. It is all senseless, ignorant hate. Some racists are more violent that others.Originally posted by: LeeTJ
there is a difference between a KKK or Hitler type Racism and a person posting some words on an internet forum type Racism.
"whats up my awesome dude?" is not hate
The only problem is if a white person does or says anything negative aobut a nonwhite these days, even if it is 100% true and accurate, they are immediately called a racist so it seems the term these days is being used more and more by minorites to skirt the real issue and place blame somewhere else.Originally posted by: tweakmm
Not if they do something racist.Originally posted by: LeeTJ
you don't think that calling someone a "racist" is not generalizing about that person?
Originally posted by: ElFenix
example: sammy and pedro bitching that the reason sammy was taking so much heat in the press after pieces of cork were laying all over the field was due to the media's racism.
Originally posted by: Ronstang
The only problem is if a white person does or says anything negative aobut a nonwhite these days, even if it is 100% true and accurate, they are immediately called a racist so it seems the term these days is being used more and more by minorites to skirt the real issue and place blame somewhere else.Originally posted by: tweakmm
Not if they do something racist.Originally posted by: LeeTJ
you don't think that calling someone a "racist" is not generalizing about that person?
Originally posted by: pulse8
The word isn't a stereotype, but there is a stereotypical racist.
There's a stereotypical everything.
You changed the question. Morons mis-using the term racist does not make the term stereotypical. Surely you know about mis-using words?Originally posted by: LeeTJ
another irony, the overreaction by some to this thread.
Originally posted by: ElFenix
example: sammy and pedro bitching that the reason sammy was taking so much heat in the press after pieces of cork were laying all over the field was due to the media's racism.