Thread: Sign here if you hate racists.

lol. this thread has gone to hell.

It already was.

Hey, you people are prejudiced against racists!

We should burn a racist in effigy.

This thread fails to achieve anything.

Originally Posted by Siиdяed

This thread fails to achieve anything.

Wrong; it achieved in failing.

This thread achieved failing.

I think everyone sucks equally, so, signed.

I am culturist. I hate people of specific cultures, particularly pop culture.

Everyone is racist.

Originally Posted by Xaqaria

Everyone is racist.

I do have to say though...

I am racist only if you include that I am also sexist.

I am not attracted to black people (sorry) but I'm also not attracted to women.

So if I am a racist for that, then I am a sexist as well.

for everything else though I can't imagine any case where I'm racist. But I do enjoy saying niggar alot.

*signs in huge john hancock letters*

Originally Posted by Sandform

I am culturist. I hate people of specific cultures, particularly pop culture.

Pop culture continually shines the obnoxiously glaring light beam that screams the obscenities of humanity's most intellectually primitive and sociopathic irrationality of hollow narcissism. It is the great douche bag of human symbolism. In other words, Barack Obama sucks.

In all honesty, this is the 21st Century.

Racism is no longer that much of an issue. Yet it's being blown all out of proportion.

Elitism, Classism, Nationalism, these are things we should begin focusing on.

Originally Posted by Kushna Mufeed

In all honesty, this is the 21st Century.

Racism is no longer that much of an issue. Yet it's being blown all out of proportion.

Elitism, Classism, Nationalism, these are things we should begin focusing on.

Classism is the new racism.

Black kid came into the retail store I work at a few days ago (Gamestop) and I offered him a free Axe sample (a small 8 ounce can). To which he happily agreed.

Then his mother asked for one. I politely gave him one.
Then he said he wanted one for his brother. So I gave him another one.
Then on the way out, he swipes one off the counter.

Every other person who took a sample of the Axe that day was kind, polite, and thankful. They were all races besides black.

Every black person that came in took more than two or kept asking for more.

Coincidence?

No.

And it's sad that a few select people have to represent the populace, but I don't understand why these 5-6 blacks had to prove me right.

I disagree with racists, but I am sure it would be possible to run into someone who was a racist but didn't tell you they were and for you to like them even.

Originally Posted by robot that is lucid

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Someone! Admin! Mod! ANYBODY! Delete this thread!

stfu

Dexter does not hate racist people. They are people too. Dexter hopes that, if given the opportunity do do so, his showing of the love and respect due to all mankind will inspire recognition of this pricinple and remove one racist from the world. If this does not work, Dexter believes in Karma.

Note of clarification. Dexter believes that Karma does not mean that 'What one puts out comes back.' Rather such a law has been accounted in popular physics by one Sir Issac Newton's Third Law. Karma, as defined by Dexter, accounts for the lesson's one must learn in one's life. A sort of spiritual curriculum. When one refuses to learn what the lesson plan dictates as such is the choice of the individual then the cirriculum asserts itself in harsher and more abrupt ways.

E.g. Such racist confronted with an opportunity to learn by Dexter and upon refusal of such will inevitably face a harsh example of 'What it's like to be on the other end of the stick.' He will then be given a real life opportunity to demonstrate this new awareness. Upon display of a lack of recognition Dexter usually sees punishment occur.

Dexter observes this pattern manifesting in a multitude of formats. There is more to it but Dexter doesn't feel like writing a book that has already been written. Study Hindu if one is truly curious.