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Sep 30 2022 05:39pm
Quote (HeLiCaL @ Sep 30 2022 03:55pm)
I'm glad you've acknowledged that whites are the most tolerant peoples on the planet.


to bad its not about tolerance.
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Sep 30 2022 05:44pm
Quote (SunnyvaleTrailerPark @ Sep 30 2022 06:21pm)
If we're talking facts alone. The one thing i can say is that up to now, white are the only race that make first world countries. I'm curious what is the second race that will achieve this. We know it won't be black or natives but i'm still curious which one will do it.


and what metrics are you basing that on?

Because Japan, South Korea and China will be included no matter what you choose.

Just say you're racist instead of trying to go down this tired old path.
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Sep 30 2022 05:50pm
Quote (NetflixAdaptationWidow @ Sep 30 2022 07:44pm)
and what metrics are you basing that on?

Because Japan, South Korea and China will be included no matter what you choose.

Just say you're racist instead of trying to go down this tired old path.


Yeah sure
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it's not real, it's just an easy way to blame others
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Yeah sure


Japan is more first world than the average southern state. Alabama vs Japan. Nobody is picking cousin fuckin country
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Sep 30 2022 05:56pm
made up of course.
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Japan is more first world than the average southern state. Alabama vs Japan. Nobody is picking cousin fuckin country


I was agreeing with you. They are well developed. Hard workers as well on average.
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Quote (SunnyvaleTrailerPark @ Sep 30 2022 07:01pm)
I was agreeing with you. They are well developed. Hard workers as well on average.


Agreed, Alabama is super nice.
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Sep 30 2022 11:03pm
Quote (penguinhero @ Sep 30 2022 02:55pm)
its a question to provoke thought, what would be the pros/cons of changing one's skin color/ethnicity, and would you do it if you could based on your own life experiences.

to your point there are plenty of people wouldn't change a damn thing about themselves.

but there are also plenty of people that have wished their hair was different, eyes were rounder, skin was lighter, had more european like facial features etc because that's what society rewards/pushes as beauty standards and treats people. we know how society likes to treat 'ugly' people


Disagree.

Whenever someone asks this question it's directed at white people who don't believe they're privileged based off their skin color.
Then when a white person states. "I wouldn't change my skin color".
The individual who asked the question will reply with "That's because deep down you know you're privileged based off being white." It's used as an attempt to shame a white person for how they were born.(This is seen on youtube countless times, on countless channels)
It doesn't provoke thought. It's a meme question for individuals who are attempting to sympathize and understand the plight of minorities.
Most minorities would never change the color of their skin. Simply because they're taught to not be ashamed of it.(We all should be taught this, but we're not)
Shaming an individual for their skin color, no matter the color of the individual. Is wrong...
Judge a person based off their actions or don't judge them at all.

I won't respond to "There are plenty of people that wish they had x body feature".
That is an apple to oranges statement you just made.
We're not talking about "ugly" people as you put it. We're talking about RACE.
Bringing up "ugly people" comes across as you find certain races ugly. I don't believe that's how you meant it but that's how it reads.


Should you choose to respond again and continue the discussion. Please keep in mind I've made no comment to my skin color, nor have I made a comment towards my belief or lack there of, of white privilege.
Neither of these should matter in this discussion.

This post was edited by UnEvilManiac on Sep 30 2022 11:11pm
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Disagree.

Whenever someone asks this question it's directed at white people who don't believe they're privileged based off their skin color.
Then when a white person states. "I wouldn't change my skin color".
The individual who asked the question will reply with "That's because deep down you know you're privileged based off being white." It's used as an attempt to shame a white person for how they were born.(This is seen on youtube countless times, on countless channels)
It doesn't provoke thought. It's a meme question for individuals who are attempting to sympathize and understand the plight of minorities.
Most minorities would never change the color of their skin. Simply because they're taught to not be ashamed of it.(We all should be taught this, but we're not)
Shaming an individual for their skin color, no matter the color of the individual. Is wrong...
Judge a person based off their actions or don't judge them at all.

I won't respond to "There are plenty of people that wish they had x body feature".
That is an apple to oranges statement you just made.
We're not talking about "ugly" people as you put it. We're talking about RACE.
Bringing up "ugly people" comes across as you find certain races ugly. I don't believe that's how you meant it but that's how it reads.


Should you choose to respond again and continue the discussion. Please keep in mind I've made no comment to my skin color, nor have I made a comment towards my belief or lack there of, of white privilege.
Neither of these should matter in this discussion.


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