
R we just too senssitive to hurt smbs feelings nowdays? I cant call smb a retard or gay just because im going to offend sm particular group. Why are we so senssitive? PPl arent equal, no matter how much we try hard to believe so. Yes, on paper we all fight for rights of equality but r we?
I told a caucasian friend yesterday that i didnt like black comedy. By "black comedy" i meant slangish type of comedy which maybe because of my foreign origin i just dont get. Just like i dont get "redneck jokes" because i have nothing in comon with country/redneck living and i dont find it funny. The white person i was having this conversation with jumped in my face stating that i was steriotyping black ppl. I dont believe so. I believe being black is a culture not just a color.
Im talking in this case about black people born in United States. Not Foreigners.
I believe people should express themselves freely withought being judged. Overdeffening something that doesnt need deffence only emphasizes the fragility of our preccious equality.
R we equal? r we really? I dont think so.
An African American Person has 80% more chances to get into a school of their liking, and get a scolarship compared to a white caucasian . So do they have higher chances of getting hired as Firefighter. So are they 90% better at sports. So do they usually have hardcore abs and amazing bodies. So, white ppl r u jelous?
My white friend felt the need of deffening....
I dont look at color. Color for me has no meaning whatsoever. I personally find dark people very attractive even though i have to admit i grew up in a semi-racist environment ( First time i saw a black person was when i was 12-13.
I have a problem with sensitivity. Why do we have to be sensitive. Why r we affread to speak the truth. Why are we affread to be judged. Why do we gossip. Why dont we love people for who they are and apprecciate and learn from their differences. Why cant we just accept that black/white/yellow/red is the same, but different. We can embrace the differences and love them. Being different only emphasizes how unique you are.








