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Too ethnic? I don't even know how to take that without saying something that could get me banned, so I'll just try to understand. Is this better for you?
Yeah, because finding caucasion girls more attractive means you're racist.
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Yeah, because finding caucasion girls more attractive means you're racist.
Saying that non-whites are "ethnic" implies that white is a basis and other races are deviating from that basis. Why? Because using that line of speaking inherently asserts that whiteness is not an ethnicity, it just is. To be clear, it's like saying "whiteness is whereas non-whiteness is not". It stratifies on the basis of race - more accurately, on the basis of being not white.
Now, saying "I don't like brown hair, brown eyes and dark skin" or "I actually prefer women with blonde hair, blue eyes and fair skin" are statements based on physical qualities and therefore not racist.
Saying that non-whites are "ethnic" implies that white is a basis and other races are deviating from that basis. Why? Because using that line of speaking inherently asserts that whiteness is not an ethnicity, it just is. To be clear, it's like saying "whiteness is whereas non-whiteness is not". It stratifies on the basis of race - more accurately, on the basis of being not white.
Now, saying "I don't like brown hair, brown eyes and dark skin" or "I actually prefer women with blonde hair, blue eyes and fair skin" are statements based on physical qualities and therefore not racist.
In a historic first for ASFN, this thread will now have to be taken OFF the Politics board and placed on the Movies and Entertainment Board. Way to go guys!!
Saying that non-whites are "ethnic" implies that white is a basis and other races are deviating from that basis. Why? Because using that line of speaking inherently asserts that whiteness is not an ethnicity, it just is. To be clear, it's like saying "whiteness is whereas non-whiteness is not". It stratifies on the basis of race - more accurately, on the basis of being not white.
Now, saying "I don't like brown hair, brown eyes and dark skin" or "I actually prefer women with blonde hair, blue eyes and fair skin" are statements based on physical qualities and therefore not racist.
This reminds me of a co-worker I knew, everytime someone asked her where she was from she would always respond, "I don't know... I am white!" Always cracked me up. "No, no where is your family from initially", they would ask. "What are you talking about, I told you, I am white!"
Saying that non-whites are "ethnic" implies that white is a basis and other races are deviating from that basis. Why? Because using that line of speaking inherently asserts that whiteness is not an ethnicity, it just is. To be clear, it's like saying "whiteness is whereas non-whiteness is not". It stratifies on the basis of race - more accurately, on the basis of being not white.
Now, saying "I don't like brown hair, brown eyes and dark skin" or "I actually prefer women with blonde hair, blue eyes and fair skin" are statements based on physical qualities and therefore not racist.
eth·nic [eth-nik] Pronunciation Key –adjective
being a member of an ethnic group, esp. of a group that is a minoritywithin a larger society: ethnic Chinese in San Francisco.
Too ethnic? I don't even know how to take that without saying something that could get me banned, so I'll just try to understand. Is this better for you?
LMAO! Are you that dense*?
(*meaning your mass per unit volume being you are a homogeneous object)
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Last edited by Ryanwb; June 18th, 2007 at 05:41 PM.
that word gets tossed around like a salad in a prison. ...and I know your answer is toungue in cheek Linda so this isn't directed at you. Unless you know someone is a card carrying member of the KKK or something you should treat the word "racist" with the tact that you would the "n-word".
that word gets tossed around like a salad in a prison. ...and I know your answer is tongue in cheek Linda so this isn't directed at you. Unless you know someone is a card carrying member of the KKK or something you should treat the word "racist" with the tact that you would the "n-word".