Racism in the US

Kermit2

Joined Feb 5, 2010
4,159
What do I think about it? I think it's sad that a human can consider a fellow human unfit for social interaction based on a skin color.

What do I do?

I judge people by the character of their actions and tone of their words in dealings I have with them. What appearance they may present regarding flesh or hair is strictly a product of environment and heredity. Anyone doing less I consider inferior socially. No one is unable to change their beliefs, but many find putrid solace in clinging to theirs despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.

Now lets talk about something electronic related :)
 

loosewire

Joined Apr 25, 2008
1,686
I don't judge anyone,I go out and have interaction with people,I intertain

and we have fun and I am respected for what I am,I go to places where

I am one in a crowd,they know me from the past,we take pictures together.

They like loosewire and I am friendly ,I am respected. The people I hang with

don't even talk about this stuff,in the area there are six or eight people shot

every weekend.
 

monster_catfish

Joined Mar 17, 2011
116
As far as I am concerned, the election of a black man as United States president marked the point in time when ethnic origin ceased to be relevant as a plausible excuse for sub-par performance in ANY field of human endeavor.

Barak Obama bucked ALL odds against him, and so can anyone else who sets their mind to it. Anyone still moaning about ancient history needs to stop the finger-pointing, set some goals and strive towards them, before they wind up a grumpy old fart like me.
 

loosewire

Joined Apr 25, 2008
1,686
The last two presidents were selected by out side forces,no one man can be

elected. Money and power from your country helped,would that surprise

you,also your exports and imported. That would be a fraction of the things

that happen. Do your home work about the treadies. Race go back thousands

of years.
 
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justtrying

Joined Mar 9, 2011
439
What do I think about it? I think it's sad that a human can consider a fellow human unfit for social interaction based on a skin color.

What do I do?

I judge people by the character of their actions and tone of their words in dealings I have with them. What appearance they may present regarding flesh or hair is strictly a product of environment and heredity. Anyone doing less I consider inferior socially. No one is unable to change their beliefs, but many find putrid solace in clinging to theirs despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.

Now lets talk about something electronic related :)
That's discrimination :rolleyes:
 
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