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    #21
    Originally posted by Ricky12 View Post
    I like your sentiments.

    However there is some deep embedded racism in most of us however small which psychological tests on subconscious thinking shows.Albeit some have more racism than others.

    I believe people can change though but noone is pure and never will be.I see life as constant work in motion .Some people constantly want to better themselves but others no and are content to stay in the dark. Ultimately I think happiness comes from being healthy in mind and body and in sync with our natural world .

    Yeah I do believe in cognitive bias and conformity bias which subconsciously affect us all. Sort of an evolutionary throw back which gets gradually shaken off through our life experiences.

    I think it's just about being self aware and having emotional intelligence.

    I mean I was hearing from a black activist who was critical of white protesters saying slogans like 'I can't breathe'. People were getting annoyed and saying they were just showing solidarity. But I agree. If you're a white middle class woman and you are chanting that you have a staggering lack of self awareness.

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      #22
      Originally posted by Sparked_26 View Post

      I think it's just about being self aware and having emotional intelligence.
      I think Pope Francis said something which for me was spot on:

      "From my point of view ,God is the light that illuminates the darkness,and a spark of divine light is within each of us".

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        #23
        I'll show you how it's done bro

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          #24
          Originally posted by Ghost_Rider View Post
          None of that is true. My black friends always hooked me up with black girls.
          Aren't you the Ikigai guy that said a white girl was racist because you are black and grabbed her by the arm to ask her out and she said no?

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            #25
            Originally posted by Jax teller View Post
            Aren't you the Ikigai guy that said a white girl was racist because you are black and grabbed her by the arm to ask her out and she said no?
            LMAO. Caught him.

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              #26
              Originally posted by man down View Post
              Lots of us have been inspired problem is black people hate when they inspire you.
              Like the style, clothing? You're rejected by all races.

              Like the music? It's not yours why you listening to it?

              Try and date a black girl? Black.men pissed.

              Want those Nikes? Naw you don't belong.

              " You trying to talk black now?" You ain't black!

              Not to hate on your story because it's a good one. But I got a lot of shiet growing up a poor white boy living among black kids.

              I didn't get any chit in football and basketball tho. Weird how that one worked. Maybe because of my size and it's a team sport.

              Key word, team.
              Originally posted by megas30 View Post
              This is not it. Blacks are welcoming every race to their own detriment. It is just that others will take what blacks share with them and also take credit for it. Some will profit off it and not give back. Eminem was embraced in Hip hop, likewise Vanilla Ice. If you knew about reggae, you would know that Snow, Dominique, and Radigans were embraced and many others. Japanese are huge in reggae.

              However, the issue is when Whites start to say Eminem is king of rap and Iggy is the queen of rap. When people start pretending like Timberlake is better than Usher is where black people have a problem or Bieber is better than Chris Brown.

              When white girls and white guys are seen as "setting trend" wearing du-rags and braids things become a problem. You don't call black girls and latina girls in their loops earrings ******, but call it high fashion when white girls are wearing them. That's an insult to black people. Doing this type of thing over the decades has caused many low-lifers to come under the impression that blacks have no value and never created anything.



              I wouldn't be surprise with your tough guy attitude. No wonder you seem to have a chip on your shoulder all the time.



              On a team you prove your worth. On my high school sports team, the white guys just weren't good enough to make the team, yet they went to complain to the principal. Guess what? The principal came out with a rule that anyone failing a class, can't be on the team. To his surprise, everyone was passing their classes.
              You're both too caught up in the race war. ******ed opinions.

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                #27
                In as much as we're all subconsciously biased/wired to show more affection to things that represent us, mirrors our reflection and commonalities - I try as much as possibly to show empathy by putting myself in other people's shoes. I ask myself from time to time before taking sides that what would I've done if I were in the next person's shoes? What if I were that little kid in Cambodia, Fallujah, Syria, Kosovo, Sierra Leone, Nicaragua, Congo, etc. that grew up seeing so much violence, utter destruction and anarchy - how would I have turned out? So I give everyone that benefit of the doubt and try as much as possible to be tolerant.

                I'm not perfect but I'm trying. I think with humanity in general - it's pretty much impossible to shake off tribalism. And tribalism comes in different forms: it could be based on race (the biggest form), class, religion (fanatics), language, ethnicity, community (gangs) and all forms of commonalities.

                In the last few years, I've been trying to shed every form of prejudice. I started with race (not there yet) because I was raised around all races and different cultures and I've people whom I call "brothers" that don't look like me. I've also been travelling a lot lately and learning new cultures. The beauty of travelling the world is that the most deprived/disadvantaged people that don't look like you are always the kindest and most loving. And it shows the complexity of humanity and the more you think you know, the more ignorant you're once you make the world your oyster.

                I don't think I'll get there in this lifetime because there are loads to unlearn and it's human nature to feel more comfortable around people you've more in common with. But I shall continue to improve on treating people how they treat me - not what we've in common.

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by Ghost_Rider View Post
                  Because I've been inspired and made better by a person of every single race.

                  Just as a loose example... I remember when I was like 7 years old I was waiting to be seated at a denny's and there was this huge black dude ripped to shreds. And while we were waiting I guess he noticed me staring at him, because I had never seen anyone as big as him.

                  He bumped me on the shoulder and was like "what's up little man, and he flexed his arm.. he was like if you want this, you gotta eat your fish and vegetables." I was like... yes sir... and that stayed with me my entire life. I've always been dedicated to my nutrition.. and now I do the same thing and teach other little kids the same way he taught me.

                  How can I be hateful against any race when I've been inspired and my life made better by every single race? How can I downplay their value, when they've been so valuable to me.

                  If there are 1 million worthless people of a certain race, and just one good man that made an impact on me, I will judge that one million by that one good man because it's undeniable proof that their goodness exists.
                  Originally posted by Ghost_Rider View Post
                  Disclaimer: well I've been inspired by every race except chinese people.

                  I don't like those bastards, every one I've been in contact with are all rude, greedy and selfish....I'm sure there's a cool chinese person out there, I just haven't met one.
                  ShoulderRoll

                  Remember when you cried, “enjoy your ban.” I notice that you’re always posting near bans whenever a poster does get banned, so I’ll assume you’re affiliated to some mod..or perhaps a mod..

                  Like when you told me “enjoy your ban” when I said I don’t like dog eaters, and I even cited that there are protests and organizations within Asian markets than want dog slaughtering banned. You guys cried racism...

                  Yet this thread is advocating racism against the Chinese BUT it’s ok to not be racist because an individual had a good experience with swolle black guy as a child. Lol. I find such a story ridiculous and fictitious..

                  This thread is rather weird and obnoxious. The exploitation of Chinese labor and manufacturing is what has driven American consumerism strong.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by Mexican Bidness View Post
                    ShoulderRoll

                    Remember when you cried, �enjoy your ban.? I notice that you�re always posting near bans whenever a poster does get banned, so I�ll assume you�re affiliated to some mod..or perhaps a mod..

                    Like when you told me �enjoy your ban?when I said I don�t like dog eaters, and I even cited that there are protests and organizations within Asian markets than want dog slaughtering banned. You guys cried racism...

                    Yet this thread is advocating racism against the Chinese BUT it�s ok to not be racist because an individual had a good experience with swolle black guy as a child. Lol. I find such a story ridiculous and fictitious..

                    This thread is rather weird and obnoxious. The exploitation of Chinese labor and manufacturing is what has driven American consumerism strong.
                    are you chinese?

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by TBE Money Team View Post
                      are you chinese?
                      Not at all. But the OP is a moron. He makes an opinion regarding �black?people as if there�s an inclusive behavior or type that defines a black person. He says he doesn�t judge them nor is supposedly racist due to an experience from Childhood. Yet realistically when you�re an adult you�d be more objective... and therefore not claim the Chinese as �bastards?or you can�t trust them...lol. The Chinese have many different ethnicities and cultures within their own nation just like blacks worldwide vary. This is common sense.

                      The OP is making an obnoxious claim while promoting Xenophobia. When I made my claim about �Asian dog eaters?was specific, and again I cited, that there are many protesters and organizations in Asian territories against the slaughter of Man�s Best Friend yet I was considered racist. Ask ShoulderRoll

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