Comments by "afasfedawzdsrf" (@afasfedawzdsrf) on "Do All White People Think The Same About Race? | Spectrum" video.

  1. Not the best example but pirate life was a culture.
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  2. Stan the guy who generalized all black people? Ew.
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  3.  @Lucmüncheow  yeah see language belongs to everybody and it's racist to claim that all races don't have equal rights to a word. Imo nobody should say it bc its a slur but it's racist to say only specific races can say specific things without it being "wrong".
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  4.  @nintenko6067  according to the definition of racism you can.
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  5.  @lolpop-px8xj  so are you assuming/stating that not even a single white person every is racially discriminated against? If you are then I would say that's a pretty ignorant take.
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  6. The Irish guy also generalized all black people so that wasn't that great.
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  7.  @marstakes3230  pfft you acting like you can decide for others what they feel proud for😂
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  8.  @tyyteeeinreallife6955  the hypocrisy of what you just said lol
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  9. The "Irish" guy automatically failed right away when he claimed that all black people all over the world experience the same things but claimed that all white people don't. Not every black person feels discriminated against or just feels the same thing as the next black person whether it's discrimination or anything else.
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  10. The definition of racism proves you wrong.
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  11. It's really sad how badly so many people want to okay the oppression olympics. Oppression is still oppression, racism is still racism, bullying is still bullying no matter what the person's race or ethnicity is. Focusing on who's suffered more to try and say the others suffering isn't as bad is very asinine and irrelevant if you actually care about ending racism, bullying, oppression etc. All you do when you play the oppression olympics is avoid fixing the real problem and instead you help create division amongst people smh.
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  12.  @randomfandomfan5080  I'll listen to definitions to define words, not "theory".
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  13.  @lornam1142  you can be racist against your own race so that's kind of irrelevant
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  14.  @ayo123  the definition of racism doesn't exclude any race from being the victim of racism even in today's society.
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  15.  @marstakes3230  that's marketing not forcing people to buy and use products let alone "forcing them to idolize" a skin type.
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  16.  @Therealamirinicole  racial Prejudice is racism, do your research
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  17.  @marstakes3230  nobody was really forced to "idolize" any type of skin.
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  18. You don't speak for all black people though so you cannot for a fact prove that all black people make music for the reasons you say that they do.
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  19. He seemed really condescending and came off as if he felt morally superior to the others imo.
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  20.  @randomblackperson9209  that's your subjective opinion, not fact though. Low-key racist to say the context is different simply bc of ones race since race doesn't decide personality, behavior etc.
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  21. Didn't know generalizing a whole race like the Irish guy did would make you hold them to your heart but whatever floats your boat.
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  22.  @evermoredany  some of these people in the video do though
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  23.  @mariagabriellypereirarosa  according to you then if someone is called a slur then that is not racism because that is by definition interpersonal racism because the definition of interpersonal is communication between people and interpersonal racism would be racist communication between people but like I said according to you that doesn't exist so calling someone a racial slur isn't racist to you, by your logic of course.
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  24.  @ol5868  I'm glad you as a white person personally have not experienced it. Nobody should experience racism in a perfect world.
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  25.  @leftrightgn  facts
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  26. If you "tease" because of their race/based on their race then that is racism.
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  27. Not a fan of the Irish guy since he clearly didn't know the definition of culture despite acting so haughty about it and he generalized all black people at the very beginning of the video
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  28. Being a pirate is a way of life and culture is ones customs aka a way of life.
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  29. Yep he's just trying to be a white savior but as many white saviors do they just make mistakes and he just ended up generalizing all black people
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  30.  @k.c7655  lots is wrong with them
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  31. I'm still waiting to see great outlash against the extremely racist members of blm. Like dang.
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  32.  @Therealamirinicole  a racist trying to lecture me on racism. That's rich😂
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  33. Ironically you are one of the people that do not understand racism. Racism does not imply a system. I highly suggest you go look up the definition in the dictionary. Racism first and foremost is about feeling Superior or believing any particular race is Superior or inferior to another. Racism is also about not treating all Races equally. There is such a thing as systemic racism but systemic racism is not the only definition of racism. You can 100% be racist against a white person. To believe you cannot be racist against a white person is in and of itself racist which seems to be the road you're going down.
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  34.  @randomblackperson9209  I love how you point out that it has been used by white people and other non black people to insult them yet completely avoid mentioning how black people have used it to insult other black people
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  35.  @BrokenSword1978  there's more to the definition of racism buddy
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  36.  @lolamarie441  that's fair enough. If we have different viewpoints the definition of racism then yes we will definitely disagree on some things and won't necessarily be able to see eye-to-eye but at least we were able to respectfully disagree with each other which is something that doesn't happen often on topics like this given today's climate.
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  37. Tell me you only think about America without telling me you only think about America
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  38.  @craigweston9141  Many people in the comment section aren't questioning him either which is pretty sad.
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  39.  @Jake--be2jv  maybe not in America but in other places it can but that's even the point. Being racist is still being racist and we shouldn't be playing the oppression olympics.
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  40. Says the person making a bigoted comment lol.
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  41. Seems like it.
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  42. Hard disagree
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  43.  @Therealamirinicole  I did. I researched what actually defines words which factually proves you wrong.
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  44.  @laurenpean887  it's a fact you one-hundred-percent can
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  45. That's kind of an ignorant generalization to be honest since one skin color doesn't automatically Define what somebody is going to be like.
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  46. He seems the most woke and made the most emotionally based vs factual/rationality based points.
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  47. All the racists in these comments saying that you can't be racist against white people😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  48.  @akshaykamasamudram6983  they can't stand someone who's not white having an opinion different from their own so they convince themselves "they have to be white" lol.
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  49. Generalizing all black people like the Irish guy did is never gonna be solid in my book, sorry not sorry.
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  50. Actually pirates could be considered a culture when you look up the definition of culture.
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  51.  @1fartandhedead41  but that's the thing not every single black person on the face of the planet is guaranteed to face the exact same thing or even the same kinds of things simply because they are black therefore he made a generalization. He said that they do go through very similar experiences, he didn't say many of them he said they do go through which means he was referring to all of them with the way he phrased it because he didn't specify otherwise. He chose to speak in terms revolving around absolutes therefore he made a generalization. Example or not it was still a generalization and the best you can argue is that he made a generalized example but that still him generalizing a race with an example.
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  52.  @alaynalx1272  it depends on what you consider racist though. Many people ignore definitions and go by what they feel is racist aka woke people. I wouldn't be so quick to say most white people are anything unless you have proven statistics showing evidence that over 50% of all white people are anything in particular. Otherwise that's generalizing an entire race just like the guy with the beard did with black people.
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  53. All races have committed horrific acts. Your comment is kinda low key racist and quite ignorant.
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  54.  @lornam1142  agreed and yes it is. My bad i thought you were saying that white Hispanics couldn't be racist to white people bc they were white.
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  55.  @wwhyme..  Yeah by definition you're incorrect.
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  56.  @soonidoognidori8477  yep and that's because I disagree with him generalizing all black people but you can enjoy him doing that all you like
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  57. Educated doesn't mean you're gonna be factually correct or not generalize people like the Irish guy.
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  58.  @eriksokolowski1701  I think you need to recheck the definition of racism because they have and there's nothing that excludes them from being able to. Also you can oppress the oppressor. Gay people are oppressed and if white people are the oppressor well there are gay white people. Now if you want to complain and say that's not what you meant then you should have chosen your words better and it further shows that you don't really understand definitions that well.
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  59. The way you seem to be lashing out is kinda proving the point of those comments when people generally use them.
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  60. First off all people have hatred so it's silly you think someone "invented" a kind of hatred and secondly it doesn't really matter how it came about the way you seem to be implying it does.
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  61. That's factually false. By definition it is racism.
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  62. In America it's deemed politically incorrect to be proud of being white.
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  63. The hypocrisy from this comment is really bad lol. Not to mention the irony of you saying nobody cares about their opinion when you clearly do given the emotion that you put into this based off of the wording.
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  64. Might want to read the title
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  65. You think it's hot to generalize black people? Whatever Gets you going I guess.
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  66. Kind of messed up. Kind of sounds like saying it's your turn to suck it up and allow me to be racist to you. Kind of hard to build the world towards equality for everybody when you had that kind of mindset.
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  67. Pretty racist thinking they're not to mention have it ignorant because all races are the same species yet you basically said that different races are different species which has been proven factually incorrect thinking.
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  68. It's a valid question though.
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  69.  @1fartandhedead41  he generalized all black people so no he wasn't "just right" lol.
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  70.  @1fartandhedead41  it was one of the very first if not the very first thing he said. He said it around the 1 minute 24 seconds mark if I remember correctly and he said that all black people relate because they experience discrimination but that's not true. All black people in the world do not experience discrimination nor do they feel like they relate even if they do experience discrimination.
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  71.  @1fartandhedead41  sorry but saying that an entire race does something is generalizing by definition. Regardless of his example of using discrimination it's still generalization. Do you not understand the definitions of words and how they work? Regardless of whether or not it was just an example the fact is his example was factually incorrect and therefore a generalization. Sorry you don't seem to like that but it doesn't change the truth.
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  72. Woke not educated. Ironically he generalized all black people with the first stuff that came out of his mouth. Not very "educated" to me but that's what happens when you're super woke. You end up being racist to try and fight racism smh.
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  73. Many Americans didn't want to be represented by this either.
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  74. Well to be fair pride is kind of ignorant anyway bc one can be proud of anything for any reason.
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  75.  Blueebi  racism is still racism, let's not play the oppression Olympics. We should strive for no racism whatsoever.
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  76.  Blueebi  but they don't really need to do that because their statement is still true. They aren't saying that every kind of races and can happen to every person, they are just saying that every race can be racist so it's a true statement and they don't need to clarify further.
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  77.  Blueebi  either way it's still racism though so it is still cracked the way it is. Individual racism towards another person is still being racist towards them.
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  78.  @akutagawasolos  pretty sure that generalizing an entire race isn't knowing what they're talking about lol
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  79.  @fishysaag  she couldn't prove you wrong that it is racist lol. She gave up bc she couldn't win and just started talking to other people lol.
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  80. Pretty much impossible for them not to have culture
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  81. Not likely
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  82.  @GoogleAccount00  you don't seem to know definitions very well
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  83.  @eriksokolowski1701 like I said your words were that the oppressor cannot be oppressed. I also already covered the comeback you just gave before you even gave it, nice try yourself though.
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  84. I'm not gonna give anybody who says an entire race experiences the same thing a raise bc that's an incredibly ignorant thing to say 99% of the time including this time.
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  85. That's more systematic racism.
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  86.  @randomblackperson9209  they're still human even if you think they're insensitive. I mean you have racist viewpoints but you're still human.
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  87.  @randomblackperson9209  I never said that. I was referring to your belief that the context is inherently offensive depending on the race of the person saying it. That requires you to inherently see people differently based on their race aka a racist belief. Even if it's a small racist viewpoint it's still a racist viewpoint nonetheless.
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  88. So he could make more factually incorrect comments?
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  89. Probably for the same reason as any person of any race who would say it. It's really not a racial thing. It's the same word regardless of the race of the person saying it, it's just as okay or wrong regardless of your race.
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  90. Don't know the context with how/why she said it so I can't accurately judge bc you know..... I'm not going to be a racist and judge her actions simply based on her race.
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  91.  Michael Valensi  I think you're right
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  92. Didn't know it was cool to generalize all black people like the Irish guy did. Learn something new everyday ig.
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  93. The fact that you think nobody has ever hated a white person simply because of their skin is pretty ridiculous. I mean it even makes sense that someone would start to be racist against white people if they met a lot of racist white people because then they would likely start to think that all white people are like that. In fact to say that racism against white people doesn't exist almost sounds like you're saying that it's impossible to be racist against white people with sounds like you're saying white people are better than other races because they are immune to racism which means that it's a racist statement in and of itself that you believe which would make you a racist.
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  94. You're right. The Irish guy certainly nailed the ability to generalize all black people with the first thing he said in the video. He did a "great" job.
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  95.  @lartsashulrhak7513  I'm not a troll for pointing out that he generalized black people lol.
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  96.  @lartsashulrhak7513  well you did reply to me so I'm not sure why you're surprised that I replied back especially since you made false accusations lol.
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  97. You're mixing up racism with playing the oppression olympics. That being said you're also mixing racism with systemic racism. Current day it is not likely that a white person can suffer systemic racism but they can and do suffer racism. Just because someone has gone through worse does not mean that what someone else goes through is no longer valid which is what you're implying as you are playing oppression olympics. Racism is racism no matter who has experienced worse amounts of it.
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  98. Seems More like an emotional response rather than a logical one to say someone doesn't have culture.
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  99.  @platinum1668  Best give up. They're not going to change their view no matter how many people explain to them.
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  100.  @randomfandomfan5080  I should have been more clear, I'll listen to definitions that define words based on something with the authority to define words such as the dictionary.
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  101.  @brig5638  and you'll probably never understand what racism truly is lol
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  102. A very ignorant and racist comment.
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  103. And?
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  104. At being woke.
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  105. People who race gate language and impede true equality:🤡
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  106.  ت  lmao you're trying to mess with me but you don't even know what a paragraph is and you think a single sentence/comment is a paragraph. Dang you burned yourself lol
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  107. Which will only keep the racism going plus you're blaming innocent people.
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  108. For what it's worth I looked it up after reading your comment. I looked at about 8 of his songs and saw the N word used in 7 of the 8 songs so it seems likely that what they said about it's frequency in his songs is more accurate then not.
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  109. I think you're looking too deep into it. They could just be used to how they look and wouldn't want that to change because that's how they were born.
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  110. Pretty much impossible for any group of people not to have culture according to the definition of culture. That reflects more on you and your lack of knowledge than anything else.
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  111. If you're mean to someone just because of their race than that is racism.
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  112. You know race isn't a culture right? You're comparing apples to oranges.
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  113. So let's see, telling somebody that something is always wrong to say simply because of their race while saying another race can always say it simply because of their race. Funny how that sounds like racism and telling One race they're not equal enough to say the same thing without immediate condemnation. Yeah it's really funny how that sounds like racism.
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  114. Korbin(mean jacket guy) showed that he could generalize entire races and that he didn't even understand the definition of the word culture.
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  115.  @blkthorns3398  you never said some either nor did you say "generally". Therefore your statement is saying "all". Sorry you don't understand three English language enough to know that much. You never specified other then saying black people therefore your sentence was speaking in absolutes whether you intended to or not. My misunderstanding of your intent is not on me bc the initial fault was on you.
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  116. Yeah generalizing all black people is not something I find respectful but hey you do you
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  117. That is not what racism is. What you are describing is more of systemic racism which is a type of racism. Racism is believing that any race is superior or inferior to another race or treating somebody of any race unequally to other people of different races specifically because of their race. It is a fact that black people can be racist. I suggest you look up the definition of racism to prove to yourself that I'm not just lying to you about the real definition of racism and how what you are referring to is just systemic racism which is like I said a type of racism but not the only form of racism.
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  118. You do realize that according to the definition that stealing other people's cultures could actually be a group's culture right?
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  119. Ik that human rights say that you can't discriminate against someone based on their race.......you know like saying......"y'all can't say the N word". But you know....feel free to be against human rights like you seem to be :D
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  120. Nah I don't care for people who assume things about entire races like he does and acts cocky while doing it.
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  121. I'm shaking my head at all the idiots in the comment section that think racism can only be systematic.
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  122. Actually Pirates themselves were a culture so her Point still stands. Would I find it offensive? No but her point is that pirates were a culture themselves and that point is accurate. People who became Pirates may have come from multiple cultures but being a pirate itself was its own culture so I'm afraid that you missed the whole point.
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  123. Bingo! All these Korbin stans in the comments just overlook this fact aside from like 2 of them.
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  124. Yes we get that from this and other comments you've made that you're either hateful/spiteful as a person or that you're just trolling.
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  125. That's your subjective opinion, not objective fact.
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  126. Imagine telling people that music was only made for a specific race😂
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  127. He really doesn't. I mean heck he generalized an entire race with one of the first comments out of his mouth and he doesn't even know the definition of the word culture.
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  128. It's a fact that you are factually incorrect and you can be racist to any race. Not to mention that white people are not the oppressors all over the world and throughout all times in history so your statement is also incorrect there.
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  129. You do realize that you just proved that you are a racist right? You gave the definition of racism, by the way Reverse Racism is just racism, and right after giving the definition of racism you said that white people have always been Superior. How does it feel exposing yourself to the world that you are a racist?
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  130.  @youmeandhenny  you clearly don't understand what racism is. You don't have to be the majority to be a racist. You don't have to be wealthy to be a racist. If you think One race is Superior or inferior to another or you treat people unequally based on race then that makes you a racist.
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  131.  @karlalabrador6699  look up the definition of racism. What you are describing isn't racism but systematic racism.
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  132. It can be depending on the names.
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  133. You do realize that taking culture can become ones culture right?
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  134.  @jevislife5675  Ah so you think it's wrong to say if you're "not the right race". Nice, totally not judging someone's actions based on their race smh.
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  135.  @kamyabrielle  In reality that's just your opinion though. Is not an objective fact. I would more or less agree with you but it's still both of our opinions. I mean one thing to factor in is how horrified a person would feel if they said the word. If it's something that would make someone feel physically nauseous to say then there is a higher chance that they would not say it even by accident But if it is something that someone has just been told not to say and they know it's wrong but they don't really care much beyond just trying to follow the rules then there's a higher chance that it could just slip out If they are listening to music and singing along at all of that. I've had it happened to me with a number of words, not a slur though, that I forgot I even knew but the word just rolled out of my mouth mid-sentence as if I had used the word everyday. If it's not a word that you use regularly then there's a high chance that it will not slip out but it's not a guarantee and to say that there's not an excuse for it is just an opinion and not a fact. Don't get me wrong, I'm against anybody saying slurs but I'll be honest that the whole topic is just our opinions.
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  136. Everybody has culture.
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  137. It's a fact that you can be.
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  138. @hello hi That's not the kind of "equality" that they want.
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  139. First off you contradicted yourself. You said that black is a culture but then you said that black people had their culture removed from them which means that it isn't a culture. Secondly you are just flat-out incorrect. Race is not a culture. There is no such thing as white culture or Black Culture. Culture is the way a group lives, their traditions. Not all white people live the same way, not all black people with the same way. Most black people in one state or a part of the country might have similar Traditions but if you go to a different country they will be living completely different which if you were correct about black being a culture then that would not be true, they would be living the same way. Irish culture is the same no matter where in the world you go, French culture is the same no matter where you go and so on and so forth. Race does not have a culture.
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  140. Yeah it's totally cool that he generalized all black people!......oh wait That's not cool.....well unless you like being generalized by your race then have fun ig.
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  141. Skin tone has no meaning to it other than what you give it so if you focus on the history of the skin tone of what people who have done bad things has done did that to your personal association but that's just your personal view and not a factual one it's your personal reminder but it's not inherently a reminder for everybody because not everybody chooses to focus on things like that.
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  142. To be fair racism is racism so if you are a lumping all white people together as if they are all the same(in a negative way) then that is racism regardless of how understandable it might seem trying to look at it from your point of view because even if one looks at it from your point of view that still doesn't change the definition of racism.
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  143. First off the roles can be reversed. Otherwise you are basically calling the oppressor superior because you are saying that from the day they were born they are in a position where they are able to dominate the other person. This is a flawed line of reasoning from you because no particular race is inherently Superior or inferior to another. Secondly the phrase you cannot oppress the oppressor is also flawed. Members of LGBT are oppressed but there are white members of lgbt so how is it that you can't oppress the oppressor if there are white oppressed LGBT members? The phrase self-destructs on itself. With all due respect your entire comment was rather ignorant.
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  144. Everyone is oppressed in their life at some point lol. "They want to be oppressed so bad" is always such a laughable take.
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  145. You're thinking too USA centric.
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  146. @KIROTO MIDDLETON I meant the ones that are. I didn't phrase it very well. Not all of them are but I've seen many that are.
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  147.  @CornfordYT  I agree, I immediately started losing respect for him with the first name that came out of his mouth when he generalized an entire race but seemed like he was thinking that he was actually doing something good for black people by generalizing them. He reeks of white savior but some people just don't see it that way for whatever reason. The irony is that people usually think that way tend to be huge hypocrite with what they claim they are fighting for.
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  148.  @nevinusa7164  probably because a lot of times if someone says that they are proud for being white they get attacked, ridiculed, shamed or mocked such as being told they have nothing to be proud of or than they are accused of being proud to be racist even though all they said was that they were proud to be white.
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  149. Troll has been defeated😎
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  150. If someone wants to put something in a song that they know is going public you can't go around saying don't sing my song in its fullness. That's childish logic. I would not say that Korbin was the most educated since with a very first argument that came out of his mouth he generalized all black people and showed that he did not understand what culture was
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  151. Not if you're referring to korbin.
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  152. @L people can be proud of anything for any reason at all. Logic is not required for pride.
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  153. The majority of the world seems to disagree with you.
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  154.  @imitationcrabmeat6999  actually he did not say some of, he said that black people can relate to each other based on the color of their skin because they go through very similar experiences. Go ahead and watch, watch from the 1:14 mark and he says it by the 1:24 mark.
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  155. Double standards
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  156.  @songsforbunnies7704  my advice is first think if you think it's okay to judge someone differently for doing something simply bc of their race/skin color. After that in regards to the word do you feel okay with it in any context be it friendly between friends(for whatever reason some people use it that way at times) or whatever. Personally while I may avoid it myself I judge others based on the context in which intend for the word to come across be it aggressive or friendly.
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  157.  @tanhaa.6  honestly the issue isn't so much whether or not one wants to use the word and is told that they cannot but rather the fact that a person is being judged differently based on the color of their skin rather than the intent behind the use of the word since skin color does not dictate one's intent. Just because someone is a specific race doesn't mean that they don't have racist intentions behind the use of the word. It's the kind of thing where you try to fight against racism so hard that you end up becoming racist yourself and judging other people based off their skin color rather than their actions.
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  158.  @randomblackperson9209  I'm sorry but language doesn't work that way and it's racist to think that it is.
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  159.  @jaxynbell  to say that it is only wrong if it is used by specific races is racist because you're making a classification based on someone's race AKA you are not treating someone equally because of the race which is the definition of racism. No matter how you slice it that is racist.
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  160.  @fahrenheit2101  a slur is a word used in a derogatory way towards a specific group so by definition it is a slur just like the n word or any other slur.
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  161.  @fahrenheit2101  maybe but that doesn't mean it's not hypocritical to say one slur is okay to say for one group but not allow the same thing for other slurs. They're still slurs no matter how much more offensive one might be viewed then another. To argue against that is just moral hypocrisy.
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  162. That's your personal definition of racism but not the actual definition. In reality you just defined systematic racism.
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  163. Better to admit then to lie.
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  164. Generalized black people
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  165. You can be proud of anything for any reason
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  166. Seems like you might have a temper problem then.
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  167.  @deanndramurry1726  sounds like you might have anger issues too.
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  168.  @deanndramurry1726  no anger issues? The original post is talking about throwing their phone simply because someone said something or almost throwing their phone because someone said something. I'm pretty sure that is basically a huge sign of having anger issues that you are willing to throw something that cost hundreds of dollars as a reaction because of what you hear. I'm kind of worried about you and people around you if you don't consider that reaction out of anger and a possible anger issue. Also it's kind of concerning that you are willing to generalize a whole race by saying "the fact that white people are so entitled" instead of freezing that in a way that shows you realize that not all white people are the same but then again maybe you do things they are all the same. It's also not a fact that black people cannot express their emotions without being called angry or something. It is a fact that black people express their emotions just like every other human being and quite often are able to do it without being called angry. A lot of your comment is just riddled with inaccuracies and generalizations. I find it funny that you try to talk like that to me when you can't even properly handle a conversation yourself without going off the rails and saying inaccurate things and losing your temper and making comments that YouTube immediately deletes which the only reason I know that you said that, is because I got a notification of it despite the fact it was deleted immediately lol. I'll go ahead and respond to that, too though. You don't know for a fact why I'm leaving any comment and you can't prove it either so you don't know that I'm leaving comments just to get reactions and technically speaking any comment to somebody is basically looking for a reaction so you are doing the same but also it's fine if you think I'm a problematic person as you put it, in the comment of yours that YouTube deleted, because that's just your opinion and you are free to have it but your opinion is subjective like everybody else's so it's not a fact just like pretty much everything else you have stated to be a fact when in reality it is not.
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  169.  @deanndramurry1726  you don't have to read it but choosing not to read won't change the facts still being the facts. If you choose not to read it then that's your choice. Everybody has feelings as I said in the message in the message you are choosing not to read. Agreeing with a feeling of throwing your phone over what someone says shows that you might have anger issues which is what I also said. No need to weirdly twist this into a racial thing when it's not.
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  170.  @Art--Deco  by definition it is
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  171.  Blueebi  once again let's not play the oppression Olympics, racism is still racism and the point isn't who suffers more the point is let's not be racist.
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  172.  Blueebi  technically not being racist doves do something, it accomplishes not being racist and not doing racist things. I get what you're saying but your choice of words isn't the best.
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  173. It can be said bc of racism though.
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  174. Naw he generalized black people so no props to him.
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  175. Language is everybody's and you're judging what is okay for someone based off their skin which is racism in itself.
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  176. Why
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  177. It's kind of common sense
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  178. I'll pass. He generalized all black people we wanted the very first things he said in the video. I'm Irish but that doesn't mean anything just like the fact that he's Irish doesn't mean anything in this day and age.
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  179.  @ayo123  you do realize that in America slavery started because black people sold their own people to white people right? I'd like to see your proof that white people started racism. Tbh Idk if anyone knows who factually created slavery.
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  180.  @ayo123  honestly it doesn't sound like you're joking because of the way you're trying to describe it. I pointed out that they were sold to white people by other black people and you can't help but say that it's true that some tribes were persuaded, you're still focusing on the idea that it was mostly the white people who pushed for it. You also still haven't given proof. It really doesn't come across as you joking about white people being the reason that racism was created when you're still pushing for white people to be the demons here. Also it doesn't matter how many slaves were kidnapped versus being sold. The topic isn't about how many were put into slavery a specific way, the topic is how slavery started in America.
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  181.  @ayo123  that's your opinion why racism is still here today. Anybody can be racist against any race. You can become racist towards any race without even learning a single thing about history so it's not inherently true that racism is alive simply because the white man "colonized two-thirds of the world". To be completely honest you seem a little misguided or a little bit racist yourself towards white people. I don't really care if you are because it doesn't really affect me because I don't care but I thought I would just point that out for your own sake of self-awareness.
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  182.  @ayo123  buddy I said give proof. The burden of truth is on you. Also in my previous comment I clearly stated why I thought you had something against white people. If you didn't read it then that's on you.
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  183. Finally someone else points out that glaring error with his race generalizing while supposedly being "educated".
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  184.  @krytte872  I've kind of addressed this with my other comment to you that I just left. If something is honestly offensive generally speaking I think it shouldn't be said but I apply that believe to everybody regardless of their race but not everybody believes that and they think things should be okay if they are a specific race when they say specific things.
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  185.  @krytte872  that's all right, it happens. I have done it many times as well and there's no shame with admitting that kind of thing but it's very admirable when you can admit to having made a mistake because a lot of people don't. I'm happy to hear it, I always try to be respectful right off the bat with people because getting into a shouting fest usually doesn't fix anything.
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  186. Sounds like racist thinking since levels of racism vary greatly on a case to case basis and depending on systematic vs interpersonal which invalidates what you've said.
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  187. I wouldn't call generalizing all black people to be understanding and respectful
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  188.  @helpingothers1741  pointing out how he was racist is racist? Huh you sound like Twitter.
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  189. Depending on how it's done it can be. You don't speak for every Hispanic on the planet.
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  190.  @vx73.  they've been very racist for years so it's not "far from the truth".
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  191. You can clearly assume.
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  192.  @monistat5178  seems like we've found a racist lol
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  193. Either way the answer would have been yes
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  194.  @meow-fg5un  lol you clearly don't know the definition of racism and you think white people started it? Slavery started in America because black people sold black slaves to America. Slavery AKA oppression didn't start with white people in America. Even if they did it doesn't matter because that's not the definition of racism, whoever started oppression, I suggest you look up the definition of racism.
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  195. @backinBlack likeafuneral Racism doesn't necessarily have anything to do with a power Dynamic over another race. Systemic racism does but regular races and doesn't. All you need is hatred or a feeling of superiority Towards another race.
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  196. All ethnicities have culture.
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  197. This is a really long and drawn out way to just admit that you're racist.
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  198.  jihad reviews  I think cops are people bc people are cops lol
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  199.  @kappakxk297  yes we get it, you're both either trolls or racists.
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  200. How about just not telling people they shouldn't do something based on their skin color since you know.....doing that is racist smh.
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  201. A lot of people has idea of racism doesn't fit the definition of racism, a lot of people think racism is systematic racism and that's the only definition that exists
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  202. I would disagree that he "gets" poc. After all he did just make a huge racial generalization of them with the very first thing out of his mouth saying that they all experience the same kind of things. Not every POC does and especially not every POC around the world. He's one of those types that tries so hard not to be racist that he becomes racist.
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  203.  @narapoling8514  the sad truth is that they might discriminate against you and just assume your race based on your opinion. For most things even with many racial topics you can still have a valid viewpoint regardless of what your race is compared to the topic.
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  204. People don't get that because they don't agree with your personal subjective definition of the words. There's no logical reason to believe it.
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  205.  @okand9213  you say there's a logical reason but there's tons of errors in what you have said. To start off you say racism is typically marginalized. The word it typically means usually, not only. This first part you defeated your own argument. You are cherry picking which if you are unfamiliar with the term means you pick out the things you like and ignore the rest. Reverse Racism technically doesn't exist because it is just racism with the word reverse thrown into it. A white person suffering from racism isn't Reverse Racism it is just racism according to the definition which you proved yourself by pointing out that it is only typically a marginalized group that suffers from it but as I stated previously typically does not mean only. Since we have cleared out that issue the other issue with your logic is in the end of your statement where you said that you can't be racially prejudiced against white people because it doesn't affect them oh, we've already proven you can be racist so there's no reason to believe that you can't be racially prejudiced against them and have it affect them as well. Also you can be prejudiced against literally anything on the planet and prejudice generally does affect somebody's Behavior towards whatever they are prejudiced against. You haven't really shown that what you have said is logical in anyway, no offense intended it's just everything you have said is actually a fallacy, a belief built upon a mistaken idea.
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  206. Racism is not a white perspective and it doesn't make sense to say it can only be stopped by white people coming together and educating themselves because anybody can be racist to any race. Let's say just for argument's sake that every white person in the world stops being racist completely. That doesn't end racism because people from other races can be and still are racist.
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  207.  @EyeofSekhmet  firstly you are incorrect about that because every race has had a hand in slavery at one point in time. In fact in the beginning of America black people are the ones that came and sold their own race to the white people and that is how slavery started in America. Secondly what you are describing is systemic racism, not racism. The definition of racism does not require oppression to exist for someone to be racist.
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  208.  @EyeofSekhmet  lol you are making some great leaps in logic. First off I would like to hear why you believe I'm "obviously a white male" and think I "probably don't have black friends". Secondly you are pulling a strawman. You are implying then I said something specifically about black people being racist to white people and the only thing I said is that anybody of any race can be racist towards any other race. You really seem to be quite biased/prejudiced. If anybody should be seeing a therapist it seems like you should because it definitely seems like you have some issues with great leaps of logic and telling people that they said things that you cannot prove that they said because they never said them. I haven't said anything to imply that I have a disapproving attitude towards black people or any race. It's fairly obvious where I got my information from. I told you I got my information from the definitions of the words racism and systemic racism. You can easily find those words in any dictionary.
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  209. Well to be fair pride is subjective by nature so there's nothing inherently wrong with being proud of it either.
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  210.  @jasmingriffin9116  you can't really steal what doesn't belong to anybody, I mean ownership really is just a made-up concept, it's not actually real. Also the more one chooses to focus on raise the more one is making the decision to make everything about raised so it actually is a choice.
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  211.  @kal_bewe1837  not all but many are
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  212.  @danielhooper502  I would ignore them. They keep making trollish comments on people's comments so I'll pretty sure they're a troll.
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  213. Tell me you judge people differently based on race without telling me you judge people differently based on race.
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  214.  @Spirit123  nice fallacy
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  215.  @lorainec7863  well if speaking about equality is a "white moment" then ig you're right?
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  216.  @stinkygremlin267  racial discrimination is by definition racism. If you don't agree with the dictionary or you're one of those people that thinks that despite what the dictionary says racism can only exist with systemic oppression then I can see why you disagree even though it's a fact that oppression is not required for racism to exist.
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  217.  @stinkygremlin267  you are incorrect with that guess. That is also not the correct definition and a quick Google search proves you wrong. You are defining systemic racism which is a type of racism but is not the only kind of racism. Also how about your comment with whites oppressing whites, racism is still racism regardless of who's doing it and who they are doing it too.
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  218.  @stinkygremlin267  incorrect as I said according to the dictionary. "Dictionary Definitions from Oxford Languages Search for a word rac·ism /ˈrāˌsizəm/ Learn to pronounce noun prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized. "a program to combat racism" Similar: racial discrimination racialism racial prejudice/bigotry xenophobia chauvinism bigotry bias intolerance anti-Semitism apartheid the belief that different races possess distinct characteristics, abilities, or qualities, especially so as to distinguish them as inferior or superior to one another."
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  219.  @stinkygremlin267  that's where you are wrong. Conversations in the real world revolve around the dictionary. People look towards the dictionary for how words are defined. You don't have to agree but even if you disagree you're still factually wrong.
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  220.  @stinkygremlin267  just because we say something is word doesn't actually mean it's a real word. For example slang isn't considered a real word. Slang can be made into a real word but then it's not really considered slang anymore and it's not considered a real word until it makes it into the dictionary. Furthermore the fact that you and I can understand each other and what the meaning afterwards we are using is all things to the dictionary so the fact that we are communicating proves your point incorrect.
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  221. A generalizer
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  222. Reverse Racism is just racism and racism by definition doesn't always require it to be systematic, you are thinking of systemic racism and those are two different things. They are both a type of racism but they are different types of racism.
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  223. Well they kinda have been both whites and straights. Just not anywhere near the same degree as any minority. Referring to the diminished part of your comment.
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  224.  @tammychocolate8935  you don't know what racism is do you? Racism is treating people differently simply because they are A different race, well that's one of the definitions but that's the definition that applies here. If you are named calling someone and treating them that way simply because they are A different race than it is by definition racism, you might want to try reading a dictionary every now and then and not just reacting on what you feel should be one way or another. Also it's not just a generalization it's a racial generalization, I thought you might enjoy being corrected again.
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  225.  @tammychocolate8935  how is she treated differently by that? How is it that you're having difficulty understanding something a fifth grader could easily understand? If they are making fun of her simply because of her race and that is why they are choosing to call her names then that is how they are discriminating against her, that is how they are treating her differently by calling her names because of her race and only because of that. They could call her any name they want but it's still based on the fact that she is a different race. Yes the key words here that you used are your truth, not the truth. Your truth and the truth are two different things. I can correct you easily because of that. After all it's your truth that I am ma'am but you don't know my gender or my sex nor have I given you any logical reason to believe one way or another but you have kept referring to me by that on another one of the comments you left on this video and now in this comment chain you are accusing me of being the girl in the video. You can't prove that and like I said I haven't given you enough logical reason to have a sound reason to believe that, I'm just disagreeing with what you believe is true and that's not logical grounding to believe what you believe lol. Your whole argument is based on a fallacy.
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  226. Everybody hates someone.
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  227. It is when one is oppressed. That's why it's called being oppressed no matter what level of oppression it is.
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  228.  @stayactive450  like I said, just because someone else was there first and another person moves in doesn't make it invasion. Maybe it does if you go by your own personal definitions but just because you feel something is true doesn't mean it is true.
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  229. Terrible fallacy argument lol. Kind of narcissistic too.
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  230.  ت  fallacy
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  231.  ت  let's see, you can't prove their race but claim that you know for a fact what race they aren't and claim they have terrible opinions which is also not factually true and just your opinion. You seem to operate often on fallacies and bad takes lol.
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  232. The word doesn't belong to anybody. You don't have a choice that it belongs to everyone. Try not judging people differently based on race.
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  233.  @tammychocolate8935  factually prove it then and if you can't then take your own advice.
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  234.  @tammychocolate8935  you judged the blond person who is white and going off your profile picture and the fact you're using the n-word and the fact that you used the words take the word from us then I am assuming you are black. It's not just your history, white people are in that history too and it's their history as well and I am factually telling you otherwise, I can't make you believe otherwise but I can tell you otherwise.
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  235.  @tammychocolate8935  if there's nothing to prove to me then that means you have no facts
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  236.  @august6389  oh she won't like that at all lmao
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  237.  @meatworms678  you need to look up the definition of racism lol. Clearly you don't know or understand it.
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  238.  @meatworms678  the definition of racism does not require someone to be marginalized or oppressed in a systematic way for racism to exist. For systemic racism yes but not for General racism.
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  239. Not really. Korbin with a jean jacket generalized all black people with his first comment which is not really actual reality or being open-minded but hey maybe you have your own definitions of what actual reality or being open-minded is about.
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  240. So you think it's okay to judge people differently because of the color of their skin? Smh dude smh.
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  241.  @preciousogunsakin3695  simply how it sounds like, to people doing the same thing but you judge them differently simply because of the color of their skin
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  242.  @atmike  Idk lol
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  243. People can be proud of any thing for any reason tbh.
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  244.  @stinkygremlin267  by the definition of "proud" yes people can be proud for anything for any reason including no reason at all.
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  245. Race culture doesn't exist.
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  246.  @blkthorns3398  oh I can comprehend it quite well but there are also many belligerent people who will say the stupidest of things and honestly mean it and believe it and I've encountered enough of these people that I figured out it's best to just take people at face value with what they say and if they don't mean what they said the way they said it then they will correct themselves as you have done.
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  247. You mean the Irish guy who generalized all black people with a very first thing he said in the video? Didn't think that was cheer-worthy but you do you.
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  248. Himself
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  249. Congrats
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  250. Not educated enough to avoid making generalizations against entire races.
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  251. So you're saying that one example of a white person basically speaks for all white people? Oh boy is that a crazy fallacy if I've ever heard one not to mention that you also don't have to understand culture to have a culture so that's 2 bad takes based on crazy fallacies of yours.
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  252. Very subjective tbh.
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  253. Because it is a fact you can say what is and what isn't racism regardless of whether or not you effaced it because there is a definition for what defines racism.
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  254. Not to mention he just generalized all black people instead they all can understand how each other feels simply because of the color of their skin. I've seen a number of black people say they do not share the same experiences with other blacks simply because of the color of their skin.
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  255. I Guess race based generalization is how you get invited to cookouts these days.
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  256.  @JoshPrestige  what I was referring to was how you said he gets to be invited despite him making race based generalizations
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  257.  @JoshPrestige  that's fair enough
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  258.  @apopfellowship  what I have said in regards to All Humans being the same species has been factually proven so I am correct on that. Maybe you meant something else and I have misunderstood? The thing is you are phrasing things in a racist manner as if it is only one group that would be ignorant if they thought one way versus another Etc. The truth would be that if anybody saw this way regardless of their race it would be ignorant thinking. Also you are talking about races then you mentioned species as if different races are different species which is racist thinking. Like I said maybe I just misunderstood with the way you worded things in terms of the species aspect though I also find it questionable that you believe that white people as a whole are violent when human history is full of violence from all Races throughout time so it's actually more accurate to say that the human species is violent as a whole. While I do respect you asking what my race is rather than just making the assumption I do feel the need to point out that regardless of what my race is it would not change my thinking because the only thing that matters is what has been proven factually and my race does not affect that and as long as I focus on what has been factually proven then my race is irrelevant.
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  259. Nobody should say the n word
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  260. Glad he didn't
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  261. Saying someone can't dance bc of their skin color can be a form of racism. If it's a serious comment then it's made bc of their skin and not their abilities. Also everyone has privilege in one way or another
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  262. Bc it was published in a song for the public lol.
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  263. Naw he failed it after acting condescending and generalizing all black people in the world.
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  264. That depends on how old they are and how they grew up. I see what you're getting at but it's not inherently true. I saw the kind of thing you were referring to when both of my grandfather's got older and started to get dementia but neither of my parents, who are older than the people in this video, show that kind of thing Behavior or thinking.
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  265.  @anikahaha1  not all black people feel that way so you are factually incorrect.
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  266. Generalizing black people? Naw I won't like Korbin for that. You can feel free to continue to like him though.
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  267. And seemed very condescending as if he thought he was better then those who disagreed with him.
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  268.  @selmabendouro7560  the definition disagrees with you
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  269.  @looskiii  let's see, you're judging them based on what? Oh you're judging them based on race which is what again? Oh yes that's racism by definition. Also your words are you can't oppress the oppressor. I pointed out how you are wrong. It's not my fault if you meant that in a different way because you are the one who chose to phrase it the way you did. Either way you are still incorrect. You can be racist to white people and your last comment proved that by you saying that they are white before anything else which means you were judging them differently, which is racism by definition and with the way you phrase your comment I have also proven that you can oppress the oppressor, you just can't really oppress the oppressor in a systematic way. Also because I'm pretty sure I know what your next line is, racism isn't only a systemic thing. Racism is believing someone is either better or inferior to another person simply because of their race and it is also treating someone differently simply because of their race. You my friend are by definition racist.
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  270.  @looskiii  the dictionary proves you wrong have a nice day my racist friend.
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  271.  @Jake--be2jv  yes and none of that changes what I've said.
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  272.  @snazz07  they didn't contradict themselves, you are either unintentionally or intentionally twisting what they are saying and ignoring the context of what they said with the way they said it by leaving out certain parts of what they said
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  273. Just bc you feel something isn't bad enough to be racism doesn't mean it isn't still racism.
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  274.  @bbyace3048  he generalized your entire race but you're free to support that if you like. Everyone else can still dislike such behavior as they like as well.
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  275.  @bbyace3048  then you shouldn't have commented. Like I said this is a public forum kind of thing and if you don't want people's opinions then you shouldn't post publicly. That's how this works.
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  276. Your race only becomes a part of you when you choose for it to be a part of you.
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  277. The first thing he said about blacks and whites wasn't though. It was a generalization based on his opinion.
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  278. By definition it can be. Are you not familiar with the definition of words? Is language a joke to you as much as your disrespectful behavior is?
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  279.  @mjshorts416  if that's your request then I'll respect it
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  280.  @sunshin3boy  he says they go through similar experiences.....that's him generalizing based on their race. He didn't say it's likely that the go through similar experiences he said they do and because of that he did generalize and entire race.
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  281.  @sunshin3boy  you are probably right but then I take other issues with him Because by the same logic other races can have similar experiences as well in one form or another, it might not be common by comparison but it is common and a manner which he said it appeared condescending or as if he. His Viewpoint was more morally Superior. I could be wrong but that's how it came off to me which causes me to judge him more harshly and more literally with his words because of the way he spoke and what he spoke to other people, it just came off condescending and hypocritical to me.
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  282. We can tell you don't care. You're not even caring enough to spell correctly to easily understand what you're saying.
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  283.  @linneaorourke5970  so skin color annoys you
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  284. The thing though is that Reverse Racism is just racism by definition. It can be a serious issue on an interpersonal level. You're mixing the effects of systematic racism with that of interpersonal racism. White people certainly have been oppressed for their skin color just not necessarily on a systematic level the same way that other races have.
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  285. That's a pretty normal response if you ask me. If you randomly ask someone that out of nowhere I doubt it's a question many people have thought about before lol.
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  286.  @nanlev613  I completely agree.
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  287. If the music violates any kind of law and a white person happens to have the job of enforcing said law then it legally is their place.
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  288.  @nandisams  how is it not
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  289. This comment has led to so many racist comments lol.
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  290. Racism by definition isn't based solely on hard struggles though so what you're saying actually a fallacy. Also comparing who had worse situations is really more of doing the oppression olympics rather than addressing racism because if something is racist it doesn't matter if someone had a more racist issue because it still racism. Higher amounts of racist behaviour towards one group doesn't mean that suddenly lesser amounts of racism towards other groups doesn't exist anymore as racism, it's still racism either way.
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  291. It's about white so.......lol
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  292.  @ceiling_pancake  by the definition of racism they don't have to be a minority to suffer racism like you are claiming they have to be. Racism is racial prejudice against any race by definition.
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  293. You don't seem to know what the word racism means.
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  294.  @JSKatsky  like I thought, you don't know the definition even though you gave it yourself. By the very definition you just gave it is not a requirement for it to be a marginalized or minority group. It is just typically a marginalized or minority group and typically means usually, not that it must be. You proved my point for me. Thank you for defeating your own argument.
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  295.  @nattyshelton1287  so you're saying that a specific race shouldn't do something specifically because of their skin color? Where did I hear that before? Oh yeah that was described as racism in history class.
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  296.  @nattyshelton1287  I learned that everybody can be racist to anybody including black people being racist to their own race, saying it only applies to One race is treating people differently based on their race which is racism, didn't you learn that in school?
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  297.  @nattyshelton1287  I don't think you know what colorism is. Colorism is "prejudice or discrimination against individuals with a dark skin tone, typically among people of the same ethnic or racial group" It says Prejudice or discrimination against individuals with a dark skin tone, racism isn't restricted to just those with a dark skin tone and people of all races have different skin tones within their own race, racism has to do with the race itself, not inherently just the skin tones. I think you should look the definition four words out before you use them in an argument thinking you're going to defeat somebody when you really just made yourself look bad by using the word incorrectly. You haven't proven that somebody can't be racist towards their own race, you just proved that you don't know the definition of colorism.
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  298.  @itsavibefr  ah so you judge people's actions differently based on race aka a racist
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  299.  @TheOneTaurus  not at all. Everyone should be judged equally. Either nobody gets to say it without being judged negatively or we judge based on the context of how people are saying it. After all everyone can and people of all Races have and occasionally still do say slurs with a racist and intentionally derogatory meaning so judging people differently specifically because of their race when they say it doesn't change whether or not they mean it to be derogatory. All it accomplishes is us being racist and judging people's actions differently based on their race.
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  300.  @TheOneTaurus  and that's a racist way to look at it just like I said because you were looking at the action differently simply because of somebody's race, you are judging them differently because of their race period not the context of their actions because a black person can still mean it as an insult. It's more on the unlikely side they mean it as an insult but it still 100% possible and it does happen and them just being black does not prevent that from happening and it can happen just as easily as if a white, Asian, Indian or person from any other race saying it. When it comes right down to it you are just judging what someone does differently because of their race which is as I said racism.
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  301.  @TheOneTaurus  you haven't done anything to disprove my Point. First off you are incorrect that nobody would care out in public. There are people of all Races that don't like hearing that word regardless of what your race is including black people. Just because you haven't seen them much or maybe you don't believe someone over the Internet who says they are black and says they don't like it doesn't mean they don't exist so that's a fallacy take on your part and since it is a fallacy it means you are incorrect. Secondly if other people treated someone else differently for doing the same action as you like I said for you that's just them judging someone's actions differently based off their race which like I told you when/if you do that that it is racist. You really haven't proven anything right on your part or wrong on mine. All you tried to do with creating example where people would do what you do and say that makes you right. You haven't tried to prove the definition of what means to be a racist to be incorrect so I find it kind of funny that you started your comment off with the laugh yet you failed to do anything except prove me right even further.
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  302.  @nadibynature717  I think you should look up the definition of racism. Any race can experience. Now I agree that in America it's not likely right now that a white person could experience systemic racism but they can still experience racism. Racism is just treating people unequally based on their race or thinking One race is Superior or inferior to another. White people can 100% experience racism. If you don't believe me then go look up the definition of racism and racist with the Oxford dictionary. It holds more than the definition of systemic racism.
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  303. @azzie You're ignoring the definition of racism for your own narrative smh.
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  304.  @kailamoore5331  tbh I think azzie is a troll or a racist in denial
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  305. If it's prejudice based off of race though then its the same thing.
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  306.  @its_konna8717  No but I still wanted to clarify just to be safe since I'm not sure why it would matter if it's viewed differently bc racism is still racism even if it's viewed differently
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  307.  @venusit3335  nice job writing a paragraph based on a strawman argument aka creating an argument based off of something they never said in the first place. You're a prime example of the kind of person they're talking about.
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  308. Yeah but you can't "take back" something that belonged to everyone in the first place.
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  309.  @unitycomplex8681  well it does in the sense of "systematic" racism but I agree that they highly likely won't accept any of the non oppression definitions of racism and that they are also highly likely to be a racist.
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  310. So will everybody else.
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  311. Even white Americans have culture.
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  312. Playing the oppression olympics doesn't change if something is racist. If something is racist then it is racist regardless of if something worse has happened.
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  313.  @karlalabrador6699  here's the definition of racism copied and pasted from Google and they are using the oxford definition which proves you wrong rac·ism /ˈrāˌsizəm/ Learn to pronounce noun prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized. "a program to combat racism" Similar: racial discrimination racialism racial prejudice/bigotry xenophobia chauvinism bigotry bias intolerance anti-Semitism apartheid the belief that different races possess distinct characteristics, abilities, or qualities, especially so as to distinguish them as inferior or superior to one another. As you can see it doesn't exclude racism against white people nor does it say anything about requiring systematic anything. Have a good day.
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  314. Not all the time. First things out of his mouth are racist generalizations.
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  315.  @cora7043  yeah I'm usually on my phone and I like to respond quickly when possible lol
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  316. Imagine respecting someone for being woke.
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  317. Wow imagine getting angry at someone saying we shouldn't have slurs in music lol.
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  318. It's just asking about pride bro lol.
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  319.  @MichaelStrawn_I_am  100% agree.
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  320. Yes they did.
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  321. You want to talk about a racist word while being racist yourself? Lol.
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  322. Congrats on being a racist I guess.
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  323. Because of the definition of the word culture is pretty much impossible for anybody including Americans not to have culture
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  324. Maybe in some areas you can relate based off of your skin color but not everyone will relate even in those same areas and one person with one skin color in one part of the world isn't going to have the same experiences as someone with the same skin color in another part of the world. You are kind of thinking closed-minded with this. She was right with being doubtful because having the same skin color doesn't mean you are inherently going to be able to relate to another person.
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  325. Exactly
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  326. So it made you more racist
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  327. I would think that a smart person wouldn't generalize an entire race but hey maybe you and I have different ideas of what a smart person is.
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  328. Having fun reposting other people's comments? Lol.
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  329. What you say may be true but to be fair though you can't know that for a fact.
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  330.  @Sarah-dz8ks  if you don't want people to say a specific word then don't create the song with that word in it. It's not that hard.
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  331.  @HeaviTroi  nice lack of a logical argument lol. You come off as an immature child. Lol.
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  332. Yet everybody in the world has culture.
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  333. I know you're not talking about korbin
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  334. Bleh a barbecue starting with korbin and his racial generalizing, sounds "fun".
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  335. Sounds like a fallacy argument on your part
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  336. Preach.
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  337. It's really not. It's just a color.
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  338. That's your opinion. It happens often especially with the younger generation. You don't have to believe it but the can't prove it doesn't happen.
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  339. You always have the right to be offended at something. It isn't required for you to go through similar experiences for you to be offended by it. I suggest stepping down from your high horse.
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  340. Never heard someone describe woke as a good thing lol
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  341.  @mickey1530  privileges can and often do change depending on where you go/live.
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  342.  @bellez6425  that's why I think it just makes so much more sense to either judge people by the context or just believe that nobody should say it. Either option leads to it being more fair to everybody and honestly the second option where we just choose that nobody should say it is probably the best option.
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  343. I love how one of them replied to you all angry lol.
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  344.  @nevinusa7164  agreed
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  345. Everyone has the same right to language. I agree that she shouldn't say it but her race nor the rappers race should play into whether it is considered right or wrong unless you want to start judging people differently based on the color of their skin but that's kind of what racism is
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  346.  @RinSolos_  oppression isn't only systematic. Look up the definition of words my friend.
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  347.  @menash000  you might want to check the dictionary. It fits the definition of "slur" and the dictionary also defines it as a derogatory word too. You may disagree but you'd still be wrong according to the majority.
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  348. No he wasn't really speaking facts. He didn't know the definition of culture and he said all black people go through the same things all over the planet and that's an objective fact. A black person in Nigeria isn't going to inherently be able to relate to a black person in europe, China, or America just because he's also black.
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  349. Reverse racism is just racism
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  350. She can do it just like anybody else can
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  351.  @itisiiaj  nice random guess that was "totally" based on facts lol. I can see you make many logical decisions.
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  352.  @user-fb1vm4uo1u  he's also attempting to defend/prove his point with situations that even doctors and others have suggested doesn't exactly hold up the way he thinks it does and he's coming off with a "this is a superior race" racist vibe too.
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  353. Reverse racism is just racism.
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  354.  @CornfordYT  I guess they are one of those people who prefer to be what is currently considered socially correct rather than what might be factually correct.
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  355.  @nevinusa7164  what you are saying is fairly true but also you asked why people are being taught to feel ashamed that they are white and that tied into what I said.
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  356.  @mouseking9812  very true. Especially when they are the kind of troll that this one is where they aren't even trying that hard, if at all, to hide that they are just straight up trolling.
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  357.  @banzé2  tomatoes!
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  358.  @kaiottic3424  it's a fact that all races experience racism bruh. You don't have to like it but a fact is a fact.
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  359.  @nylal.1851  I think you completely missed what they were saying.
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  360.  @노엘라니가왔다  do you not understand what a convention is about? Lots of conventions have panels revolving around Japanese culture. It's not only about anime or video games or things like that.
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  361. Yeah no. It's not getting it if you generalize all black people like Korbin did smh.
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  362. Okay waits for korbin to say something logical and not just socially woke
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  363. Your skin color doesn't change whether the word is bad or not. To believe that your skin color changes that is a racist belief.
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  364. Yeah it happens lol.
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  365. It's a 100% of objective fact that you can be racist to white people and it seems that you are a racist yourself lol.
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  366. Ah so you believe we should treat others differently based on race.....oh wait....that's racism.
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  367.  @kyy0  you said that the black community needs to make sure not to let white people use the word. Now I'm not really fond of the word myself but telling someone they can't say something simply because of their race is treating them differently based on their race which is racism.
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  368.  @kyy0  it's not a matter of whether someone wants to say it or not, you are being racist by saying it is only right to say it if you are a specific race because you are not treating people equally and you are treating people differently based on their race which is what racism is. I don't know why it's such a difficult concept for you to understand but I'm guessing it's because you're judging Things based on emotion rather than facts.
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  369.  @kyy0  I literally told you why it's racist to believe what you do, to believe that it's okay to tell a race that they can't say something simply because of the race they are born as. You are treating someone differently based on their race, that is racism. I'm not sure how you can understand that. It's not that I don't understand where you're coming from morally speaking but that doesn't change whether or not something is racist. Black people can and have said that same word towards other black people with the same racist intent as other races have done it so limiting it to just black people doesn't really end racism in that respect. You have to judge the context, the way they mean the word to come across, not by the color of their skin, if you judge someone's actions by the color of their skin then you are being racist, plain and simple. I'm not sure I can explain it any more simply than I have. What you are explaining is basically a situation where you are so Against Racism that you have crossed the line and are fighting races and with more racism which doesn't make sense.
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  370.  @kyy0  you can feel that if you like but you can't prove it with facts where I can prove what I say is true with definitions AKA facts. If that bothers you then I believe you're probably the more sensitive one here which seems to be the case since I've already told you the definition of racism and you still try to deny it which suggests that you are the more sensitive one.
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  371.  @kyy0  and as I said you are judging people based on their race and the context of what they say according to you changes depending on their race which is the definition of racism so you are by definition a racist.
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  372. "Why do white people want to be oppressed so badly?" One of the stupidest lines I have seen people use in an argument in my life lol.
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  373. I'm bot giving props to the Irish guy bc he generalized black people with the first thing he said in the video.
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  374. You're describing systematic racism, not racism. Currently you can't really be systematically racist to white people but you can be racist to white people.
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  375. Well it's honestly fairly true. Two people of the same race but living in different countries aren't going to inherently be able to relate to each other simply bc of their race regardless of whichever race that is, at least not beyond a superficial level like "hey we got the same skin color".
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  376. @L not my fault if people make illogical assumptions without proper grounding to make assumptions. Just because someone thinks I look like something doesn't mean I am.
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  377.  @noahg.6475  Yeah but you don't need any logical reason to be proud of anything.
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  378.  @hih839  they're just a racist who calls people white(even if they have no evidence to prove it) and then tells them they can't be proud bc of who they are lol.
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  379.  @bricesicle  also can have racist friends that believe it's okay to race gate language
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  380. Clearly you don't understand the definition of racism.
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  381. It can be racist. Depends on why they said it.
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  382. Who knows. Maybe she just thinks her skin is pretty.
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  383. Bullying can be based on racism. If the reason for the bullying is specifically because of someone's race then it is racist. So if you are called bad words specifically because of your race then they are being racist to you.
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  384. The irony of this topic being about racism and you telling people of a specific race that they should learn their place.
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  385. I wouldn't call him failing to understand the definition of culture and generalizing black people as a race to be having sense.
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  386. Because it never belonged to him in the first place.
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  387. It matters to people who don't want to hear it but yeah if she doesn't want to sing it then she doesn't have to.
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  388. I imagine homeless people would be ungrateful lol.
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  389.  @Allunaggio  what you are describing is more along the lines of systemic racism but not racism. It's a fact that you can be racist to white people because one of the definitions of racism is to believe that any race is inferior or superior to another.
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  390. Pretty much impossible for anybody not to have culture.
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  391. It's just racism.
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  392. So you are asking why they are not lying?
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  393. Really woke, yeah the Irish guy is.
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  394.  @imitationcrabmeat6999  look the fact of the matter is that you said something incorrect and can't prove me wrong. You seem to be unhappy about that but that won't change what actually happened which is that I proved you wrong because you said something that just wasn't true. You thought he didn't say something and going back to the video proves you wrong, that's all there is to it. You can say whatever you want about supposedly knowing my type based off a very short interaction with me which actually is highly unlikely you would know what kind of person I am they start to be used very short interactions but regardless of that it doesn't change what happened here which like I said is you saying something happened in the video but it didn't and you can't prove that otherwise and anybody watching the video can see for themselves. I'm not hiding or twisting any words and I gave exact time marks for you or anybody else to look through.
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  395. You sort of have a point but at the same time you do not need to be oppressed for hundreds of years to suffer racism. Treating somebody as less specifically because of their race is racism. With that in mind if someone is being made fun of specifically because of their race and for no other reason then that is racism.
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  396. Held it down? Korbin shows that he doesn't understand the culture is the way people live their life and that there is no such thing as race culture and he generalized all black people.
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  397. Looks like you need to "educate" yourself. You can be proud of anything for any reason. You don't even need to have a reason or an accomplishment for what you feel proud of. Pride is just Pride. Anything further is you just attaching your own meaning to it. I think it's funny that you seem to think you need to face oppression to feel Pride.
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  398.  @whereisjayfarndale  you need to look up the definition of culture lol.
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  399. Huh
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  400.  @chisatofan2  very well said.
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  401. If you're being made fun of specifically because of your race then yes being made fun of is the same as racism.
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  402.  @awaholswilder9271    I do and what I had said fits the definition of racism. Maybe it's you who doesn't know the definition.
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  403.  @whatreallymatters571  yeah it's obvious that you don't know the definition of racism lol.
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  404. He gets it bc he generalizes black people? Dang glad I don't "get it" then. I'll stick to respecting.
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  405.  @SumireIsrafel  you don't get it bc you're thinking about it the wrong way and thinking it has to do with someone wanting to say it.
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  406.  @randomblackperson9209  actually slurs are factually part of language, that's common knowledge.
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  407.  @jaxynbell  dividing is a form of separating, if you have different privileges than you are dividing by definition. With all due respect are you very familiar with the English language because you seem to be having a difficult time understanding a number of things.
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  408.  @jaxynbell  did you know that if you hear a word then it is now in your vocabulary? By definition it is in your vocabulary.
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  409.  @jaxynbell  you seem to be the only one defending racism.
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  410.  @jaxynbell  says the one with racist beliefs
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  411.  @josearguettabitoni6448  100% agree
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  412.  @justsurviving40  Very sensible
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  413. First off you can't tell me that it's a fact that white people have never been subservient to somebody who is not White from the beginning of time until this day. Every race has been involved in slavery by this point. Secondly that is not the definition of racism, that is the definition of systemic racism. For regular racism oppression and a position of power over somebody else is not required by definition.
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  414. Context is everything though. You may be right about it's overall history about what it's usually been tied too but that doesn't mean it always comes from any particular place in terms of context.
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  415. Language can't be owned so nobody can "take it back".
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  416.  @AgentNolies  lol yeah I'm sure it would piss off a lot of people but that doesn't change the truth of the matter. It just means I pissed off a lot of people that can't factually prove me wrong.
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  417. Easy. Pride does not require an achievement to exist. Nor does it require being oppressed.
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  418.  @lila133  I just go with the definition of pride as I do with most things I just go with the definitions but especially with pride because I find it strange to feel pride with anything at all in life but that's just me and I know that's kind of odd.
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  419.  @kp12_art  What you are describing isn't racism. You are describing systemic racism. Racism is just believing that one race is superior or inferior to another or treating races in a manner that is not equal.
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  420. That would be more of European culture if anything. Culture is a way of life, traditions and all of that but there is no way of life or tradition just because you're white, black, etc.
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  421.  @fahrenheit2101  that is fair enough.
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  422. Generalizations can be racist
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  423.  @rodricktuan  it was basically in the same topic point about him saying that white isn't a culture, which I do agree with because there is no race culture for race itself. There's racial culture in specific areas of the world but it's only for those areas, it's not for the entire race all over the world because that changes even for race from one place to another so I disagree when he says there is such a thing as black culture because that's not true according to the definition of culture but there is specific kinds of Black Culture in certain parts of the world but they differ depending on the region but getting back to the question you asked me, he generalized all black people in the beginning when he said that unlike white people that all black people can relate to each other because they go through similar experiences which similar to the point I mentioned about culture, things are different for people all over the world so it's possible that on some things they may have a higher chance of relating to each other because of the race but it's 100% objectively false that they are going to guaranteed be able to relate to each other because of their race and the same thing would go for any race but because he said that they can he ended up generalizing all black people over the world.
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  424. I find it kinda weird that you generalized an entire race given everybody is different and race doesn't inherently affect personality etc.
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  425. I agree that it's racist to say the N word but the gender guy isn't very sensible since one of the very first things he said in the video was a generalization of black people all over the world and he clearly did not understand what culture is.
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  426.  @khloejones7743  At the 1:24 mark I believe. He claimed that all black people relate to reach other through the feeling of discrimination. It's true that many do but not every single one does. He Also had a high and mighty white savior attitude when he said that which honestly just made it come off worse.
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  427. True though depending on if you rely on factual based logic or emotions it's likely that people will have different opinions on which ones are the racists.
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  428. Yeah he's a race generalizer
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  429. He generalized all black people, he doesn't know what's up
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  430. Within the first two minutes korbin generalized all black people, I wouldn't really call that being logical but you do you.
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  431. You're mixing up racism with systematic racism.
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  432.  @SageWolf219  you closely are bc by definition racism doesn't require oppression but systematic oppression does.
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  433. The definition of racism says you can
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  434. Pride is something that is very subjective and it doesn't really need any logical Foundation. You can be proud of something for any reason, simply because you like the way something looks in the sunlight or you like the shade or something is enough for someone to be proud of something. It doesn't need to be tied to any accomplishment.
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  435. Uh.....because if you live somewhere long and join in the culture then you can be? Kinda obvi.
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  436.  @mellamotina5100  how would that render what I've said to be false?
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  437.  @zarahotaru2266  I think you need to look up the definition of culture instead of going with your own definition.
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  438.  @deanndramurry1726  that's just your opinion. You can't prove what you are saying to be a fact. I didn't say that you have anger issues I said that you might have anger issues and I said that based on what you were aligning yourself with. It's a reasonable assumption. Your reaction to try and twist it into something racial is not reasonable. All these so-called facts you have stated thus far are not actual facts nor can you prove them to be such, I think you're just saying that to be try and be cool or something.
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  439. No she compares cultures bc being a pirate was being a part of a culture bc pirates had their own ways of living aka culture.
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  440. You can be proud of something for no reason in particular. If it "rubs" you the wrong way then that's your problem. Don't attach your reason for pride to someone else's and claim that's how it works.
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  441.  @jaelarose4534  the thing is that reason isn't required by the definition of being proud. You can be proud of something for literally no reason. "feeling deep pleasure or satisfaction as a result of one's own achievements, qualities, or possessions or those of someone with whom one is closely associated." That is the definition of proud. It does not require a reason. It may seem silly not to have a reason but by definition you do not need a reason.
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  442. Well I mean it wouldn't be surprising to hear that from anybody no matter what their race is because that's all they've ever known lol.
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  443. Irish dude generalizes all black people and gets invited to cook out, cool lol.
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  444.  @TeflonDon451  it was one of the first things that came out of his mouth. Almost the first thing that came out of his mouth. He said that all black people can relate because all black people experience the same things. Not all black people experience the same things. Just because you are black doesn't mean that you are destined to experience the same thing as another black person in a different part of the country or a different part of the world. He was acting like a white savior.
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  445.  @TeflonDon451  I double checked before leaving my last comment. If you can check then it's 1:12-1:24.
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  446.  @fahrenheit2101  there was a reason for the time stamp. You seem to be the one who's worked up. I left the timestamp so it was easy for them to fact check what I was saying. It's kind of a courtesy thing. This guy, the one I was replying to, went over the top and started assuming things and putting words in my mouth right from the get-go. They were aggressive so I think you need to calm down yourself, I'm saying this jokingly, and read how they spoke to me first.
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  447. Even if what you said was true what's your point?
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  448. Did you know that the moment you hear a word it is in your vocabulary unless you try specifying what you are implying further. That being said hearing something repeated again and again due to something similar to muscle memory. The difficulty in overcoming this varies from person to person so I wouldn't judge everybody the same but if that's what you choose to do feel free.
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  449. That's not a guaranteed fact though. Not even in America. It may be a high possibility but it's not a guarantee that you can relate the way you think you will/can.
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  450. Yeah see I wouldn't consider somebody who generalizes an entire race like Korbin to be a right person but hey you have your own set of morals and I guess that's fine by you to generalize an entire race but hey go off and be educated right? Lol.
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  451. Well it is a topic about race so.......
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  452. I disagree since he didn't really know what he was talking about from the very beginning. I mean here he is supposedly trying to stand up for minorities yet he generalized all black people and has shown that he doesn't understand what culture is by definition
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  453.  @iheartasiaa  😂😂😂😂😂
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  454. Really? You even loved him generalizing all black people? Seems kinda racist but you do you.
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  455.  @lyssac3344  I can and I said it because it happens at the 1:18 mark genius lol. I'm thinking you really didn't even listen to the first 2 minutes.
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  456.  @lyssac3344  you just asked if I could read and I told you right where he starts generalizing black people. You don't have to argue with me but ignoring that and trying to twist my words to make me sound like the bad guy isn't going to change anything either. Have a good day though I guess lol.
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  457. @Emily Wills oh yeah? Everything? How about food existing?😎
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  458.  @privateplatiboi48  I can understand why you think that way, in fact until I started looking into the issue more myself since it sounded ridiculous at first to me I kind of thought the same way but then I realized I think that has to do more with just the way society looks at the whole pirate thing these days especially since it's been romanticized with movies, books and all of that. There's no doubt that you could say being a pirate was a job but it was also a way of life which is what culture is, traditions and all of that, what makes somebody's way of life.
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  459.  @raereads2785  it's actually comparable in many aspects, just aspects you probably would not like or consider worthwhile.
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  460.  @elizonarun8360  I can do so easily. They both involve a human dressing up, they are both acts of dressing up, they are both involving dressing up to fit a certain image of a character or type of person and I could probably go on but I've already proven you wrong well enough with your choice of wording.
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  461. I wonder who's gonna tell you that being a pirate wasn't just a job but also a culture.
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  462.  @donuthog  culture is a way of life, traditions and whatnot. Tons of other cultures are widespread across the globe as well.
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  463. I'll never understand the imo silly thing of saying "period" especially when you say it and then put a period at the and right after saying it. It seems like a grammatical mess and that's coming from someone who's bad with grammar.
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  464.  @Jay-wj6zt  ik I just have a hard time wrapping my head around it.
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  465.  @Jay-wj6zt  oh I see. I get that then. Thank you very much for explaining it!
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  466. They could stem from the same place though. Comparing them the way you are is just oppression olympics my dude.
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  467. You know it's taking us back to the days of racism when you say someone can't do something bc of the color of their skin
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  468.  @squiddytentacles2.5  if you seem doing something as wrong bc of ones skin color then you're not treating people differently based on race which has factually been deemed a racist thing to do.
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  469.  @squiddytentacles2.5  if a word is disrespectful it is disrespectful all around. What you are implying still goes back to what I said in my previous comment, the difference is still relying on the race, you are implying that it is only disrespectful AKA wrong based on the person's race. I'm not trying to say that we should all go around saying such words, I'm just pointing out that we shouldn't be judging people differently for saying words simply because of the color of our skin. Everyone should be judged equally and if we don't then it's racist to judge them differently simply because they have a different skin color than the next person who does the exact same thing.
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  470. Not really. These are all Americans and they are more or less mostly speaking with an american-centric viewpoint. You're just making a generalization of white people based off of white people from one part of the world. Kind of racist of you to think that to be honest.
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  471. Capitalism and tipping people are part of American culture which would be part of white American culture.
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  472. Since he started off generalizing an entire race that he's supposedly defending I would say the opposite.
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  473. Just wha.........
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  474. True but it is if the bullying is only bc of your race or the bullying includes insults that imply/say something bad about you only bc of your race.
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  475. Yes and no. There are things such as muscle memory which can make things insanely difficult so you do have a point so to speak but you're simplifying the topic too much.
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  476. Kinda come off racist yourself
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  477.  @Erin-Hazel  because to be fair even though you did specify people in a specific part of the world so it's not like you were referring to everyone all around the world you still specified One race in America and applied it as a general statement of fact rather than a personal opinion. I'm not necessarily disagreeing that white people in America don't see an issue with calling black people in America African Americans, in my experience that's true but also in my experience well that's pretty much everybody of every race that thinks that. You are literally the first person I can think of that has ever brought this up. I'm not exactly saying that there is not some logic to what you brought up but pointing out that the way you brought it up does kind of come off races because you single out one specific race and speak as if that specific race will always think a specific way on said topic.
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  478. ​ @Erin-Hazel  I realize that but it doesn't change the point that I mentioned where you only specified on one particular race doing such despite at least from what I can say in my experience I've seen multiple races refer to people in the way that annoys you. There's no logical reason for you to mention Only One race as the race that does it.
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  479.  @ayo123  actually you cannot prove that no law enforcement would be biased towards someone because they are white. There are racists who are racist towards white people. All they have to do is join the law enforcement.
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  480.  @trentonsmith1350  I find it amazing that you could do not understand the definition of racism whatsoever.
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  481.  @ayo123  I'm making perfect sense. You're the one who isn't making sense. I never said that I wanted you to say that. All I pointed out was that you said was that someone would never find somebody in law enforcement with an unfair bias against white people which since there are people who are racist towards white people in the world and all types of people join law enforcement that it doesn't make sense and it's not something you can prove to say that you will never find someone being unfairly biased towards a white person. Statistically it just doesn't make sense. I'm not saying anything about it being more common towards white people or anything else. I'm just simply pointing out how your statement cannot be factually proven and is likely to be untrue. Calm down already lol.
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  482.  @ayo123  the point is if you want to have arguments without having them used against you especially with racial things then don't make statements you can't backup or that are silly to make such a thing as a white person will never experience this or black person always experiences that.
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  483.  @ayo123  I don't know, I was just browsing through the comments as I was growing down. All I know is that one part that I saw is where you made that comment saying you will never see a white person face bias from a police officer. I don't know if in other part you said otherwise but still even if you did it wasn't smart to phrase that one the way you did. It would have been better to say it's highly unlikely you will ever see a white person face bias from police.
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  484.  @krytte872  equaility is actually about being treated the same. I think you need to learn the definition of equality before telling others that they need to "fix" their definition.
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  485.  @krytte872  buddy I get what you're trying to get at but look up the definition of equality. You are trying to argue emotions versus what something actually means. "the state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities." This is the definition of equality and the definition of equal is "a person or thing considered to be the same as another in status or quality." You are trying to move the goal post. I pointed out how your argument was kind of screwed up and that you needed to learn the definition of equality before telling people they needed to fix there's. Nothing you have said has changed that. Regardless of whatever you want or whatever you feel is right equality still means what it means whether or not you agree with it.
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  486.  @krytte872  I generally agree with your point though that works for all races no matter the slur or the race
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  487.  @krytte872  I can only guess what they are trying to say but I think you misunderstood what their intent was. Technically yes they are saying that people should have the right to say such words if they want to but when you go back and read their message with the context of some of what is going on in this video it appears to me that they are calling out more of the one-sided nature where people say it's only okay to say the word if you are a specific race and they are trying to bring the hypocrisy to light how that if you say you can only say something if you are a specific race then you're not treating everybody equally. If you are going to judge somebody for saying such language judge them by the intention, not by the race so if the word is offensive then treat that person like they said an offensive word not treating them differently just because if they are One race it's okay and it's only offensive if somebody that is not a specific race says it. I might be misunderstanding what the op is saying but I'm pretty sure that's what they are actually getting at.
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  488. And judging others differently based on their skin color is racist
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  489. Well being a pirate was a cultural type of thing so..... I mean it wasn't a great comparison but it wasn't completely invalid either.
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  490. True though it can be said in a racist manner all the same. Context is important.
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  491.  @monistat5178  you're going off a complete fallacy. Just bc someone might be white and might disagree does not mean it automatically equals them wanting to be oppressed badly. That's a terrible fallacy kind of logic and if you are not aware of what a fallacy is it is a mistaken belief especially one based on an unsound argument. There is no reasonable belief in your statement that just because someone is white and they disagree with the person's take that does not logically support that they want to be oppressed. For example the person who everyone is responding to is factually incorrect according to the definition of racism. As for your statement about true discrimination it's not something like a pissing contest where somebody has it worse so other people who don't have it as bad don't face true discrimination. Discrimination is discrimination. If two people are racially discriminated against then it is still true racial discrimination. It doesn't matter if one person suffered way worse, it is still true discrimination. One suffering more than the other does not erase what the other person is going through. You might want to get your facts straight before making such condescending claims about other people because it only makes you look bad in the end not to mention a bit ignorant.
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  492.  @monistat5178  honestly none of what you just said proves anything concrete to say that you can't be racist against white people. You didn't provide definitions of the word racism. If anything the only thing you really came close to provide was a definition of systemic racism which is not the same thing as racism. Since you're having a hard time understanding that I will provide you with the definition of racism from one of the, if not the most trusted dictionary in the world. Dictionary Definitions from Oxford Languages Search for a word rac·ism /ˈrāˌsizəm/ Learn to pronounce noun prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized. "a program to combat racism" Similar: racial discrimination racialism racial prejudice/bigotry xenophobia chauvinism bigotry bias intolerance anti-Semitism apartheid the belief that different races possess distinct characteristics, abilities, or qualities, especially so as to distinguish them as inferior or superior to one another. "theories of racism"
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  493. Kind of impossible not to have culture lol.
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  494.  @xofatima8841  you do realize don't you that that doesn't change that it can be a part of someone's culture right? Culture isn't by definition something you have to create yourself or something that has two originally belong to you. Seriously by definition that isn't a requirement so you are factually incorrect there.
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  495.  @xofatima8841  I agree with what you say on the invention thing but culture is different. Like I said with the definition of culture it does not have to originate with anybody, that is not a requirement. Culture is how somebody lives their life, what traditions they have and things of that nature so by definition you can end up having any culture in the world beer culture if you make those Traditions your own whether you "steal" them or you just immerse yourself in that culture. Whether it became a part of your culture through a moral way Is up for debate but it's still your culture. If the definition of culture is changed at some point then what you say might be true but until that day what culture is is just how somebody lived their life, their traditions and all of that regardless of how it came to be with any group.
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  496. Honestly I think you are thinking on it too deeply. All words are easy to use. Also no group of people have ever had a word used against them that has enough power to overthrow and own them because words cannot do that.
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  497. They admitted to thinking their race is better or another race is inferior or they literally said they're a racist?
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  498. I kind of agree and disagree. I kind of agree with the general vibe that it seems that your friend was probably out of touch on certain subjects but at the same time I would disagree with the idea that if he was any other ethnicity his life would be guaranteed to be changed drastically and for the worse. Possible? Yes, maybe even highly possible? But guaranteed? No.
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  499. Not always. His first opinion was wrong and generalized all black people.
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  500. That is true
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  501. Bob the Builder
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  502.  @lartsashulrhak7513  nope but nice stretch you got going there lol.
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  503. He just doesn't even know what he's talkin about because he just generalized all black people by saying that. He's one of those types that tries so hard to go Against Racism that he fights racism with more racism.
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  504.  @ChrisAFigaro  there is no race culture. There is race Plus location culture such as African-American culture but there is no black culture.
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  505. That's pretty racist of you to assume that any white person anywhere around the world is guaranteed to feel uncomfortable talking about race. Their skin color does not decide whether they are comfortable or not in a certain situation or talkin about a certain subject.
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  506. Nobody owns any word.
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  507.  @dr.assblaster3355  the fallacy with your logic is that there is nothing to legally support what you are saying. Language is used for people to be able to communicate with anybody, communication does not belong to any single person or group. The word may have been used to describe a certain group negatively but that's not the same thing as giving a word to them and one cannot give something that they never had in the first place AKA no race can give a word to another because they never actually had ownership of any words in the first place.
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  508.  @dr.assblaster3355  you're free to have whatever subjective opinion you desire
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  509. Racism is still racism. Playing the oppression olympics is for losers who just want to change what they personally see as wrong instead of try to make the world a better place all around.
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  510.  @Afroriqan   you are free to have that opinion that it's not as black and white as that but it's going to be a fact that you are wrong according to the definition of the word you are using. Racism does not differentiate between who has her words and who has it better in terms of being a victim of racism. According to the definition if you are a victim of racism then you are a victim of racism even if somebody else has gone through worse or more instances of racism. You say that it's not about the oppression olympics but your whole comment is the description of oppression olympics because you are measuring and comparing who suffers more and whose suffering is more valid when in the end it is irrelevant someone's level of suffering doesn't determine whether something is racist by definition, it's something is racist then it is racist. Like I said you are free to have your opinion on the matter as much as you want but that won't change the reality of the subject in question.
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  511. Or if she just thought her skin color was attractive
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  512. Hopefully you'd say the same no matter the race they were.
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  513.  @akuabell  It's sad to see that you'd judge someone differently based on their race but I guess that's just life. Sometimes people feel justified judging others differently based on their skin color.
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  514.  @akuabell  the definition of "judge" is to form an opinion about someone or something so by definition you are judging people and since the key factor in your judgement is race/skin color then you are for a fact judging people differently based on their race as I initially said.
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  515.  @akuabell  even if you believe that it still doesn't change the fact that you're judging others by their race which is racist by definition because you're treating people differently based on their race.
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  516. 😂😂😂😂
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  517. It really doesn't
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  518.  @beekedout555  Honestly your comment sounds entitled itself. Language and music are for all people. Companies also produce music specifically for everyone willing to pay.
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  519. The dictionary says you're incorrect lol.
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  520. "IT". There you go.
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  521.  @OO27.88  people
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  522.  @OO27.88  pickle drew
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  523.  @OO27.88  okay? Do you want me to congratulate you on trying to offend me or something?
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  524. You just described exactly how white people have culture though.........
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  525. @backinBlack likeafuneral You gave me the definition of ism Not the definition of racism. "It was first defined by the Oxford English Dictionary (2nd edition, 1989) as "[t]he theory that distinctive human characteristics and abilities are determined by race"; the same dictionary termed racism a synonym of racialism: "belief in the superiority of a particular race"."
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  526. @backinBlack likeafuneral I ignored it because you ignored the other parts of the definition as well. Just because some of the definition has something to do with systematic racism doesn't mean that non systematic racism isn't real. Racism can exist without the so called "power dynamic".
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  527. @backinBlack likeafuneral You are the one who is playing semantics. Words can have multiple meanings. Systemic racism is a kind of racism but it isn't the only kind of racism. You are choosing to ignore the rest of the definition of racism and only focusing on the part that works for your viewpoint. Typically just means that the most common occurrence, it doesn't mean it's the only occurrence. That means that even those who are not minorities can be subjected to racism.
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  528. @backinBlack likeafuneral Not to be rude but I'm not sure where you typed that in but I know you didn't just type in the word racism on Google because the first result you get for that is very different from what you have said. I even showed you the Oxford dictionarie's definition, the most trusted and used source for word definitions. Systemic racism falls under racism. It is not the one in all definition of racism. It is one of the many definitions for racism but it doesn't encompass the entire definition of racism. The definition of the word typical is showing the characteristics expected or popularly associated with a particular person, situation, or thing. Therefore just because something is typical doesn't mean that's always how it goes. The exact opposite could happen it's just typical for it to go a particular way. Anyways the whole point of this what not to say that systemic racism doesn't exist but to point out that you are incorrect that a power dynamic needs to exist for something to be racist.
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  529. @backinBlack likeafuneral If you go to Google and type in the word racism then the first dictionary you see won't be Webster. It will look like it's the first dictionary but the first dictionary is the Oxford Dictionary. When you look at the fine print at the bottom of the definition that Google gives you you will see that it says that the definition comes from the Oxford Dictionary. The very next dictionary you see is the web link for the Webster dictionary. The Oxford dictionary doesn't really prove your point. It proves my point. The part that you quoted says nothing about systemic oppression being required therefore it's proving my point and disproving your point. I never said that the word typical doesn't have the word opposite in its definition. I just said that the definition of typical refers to something that commonly happens. If the definition of racism says something about it typically happening to one thing or another then that just means it more often than not happens that way, that does not mean that it doesn't happen outside of what typically happens. An example would be someone asking what their friend usually orders at Subway. You an example would be someone asking what their friend usually orders at Subway. You could say your friend typically gets the tuna sub or the meatball sub. That doesn't mean that your friend only gets one of those two subs. It just means that it's the most common thing that they get. The definition of the word "typically" does not absolutely exclude anything, it just highlights what the most common thing is. I already pointed out that the first thing you find when you search up the word racism on Google is not the Webster dictionary but it's actually Oxford though the way they have it written out it's very easy to miss the little notation and think that it's not the first results because there's no web link but Google is giving you the definition from Oxford dictionaries so that is actually the very first result because it's not Google telling you it's Google showing you the most popular search result for what you looked up which is in this case from Oxford Dictionary.
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  530. @backinBlack likeafuneral The Oxford dictionary does mention Prejudice, just not in the part you quoted. I noticed how you said nothing about how I pointed out the part you quoted actually defeats your argument and supports my argument. The part that you keep seeming to miss is that words have multiple meanings and multiple ways that they can be used. I highly doubt that the Oxford dictionaries definitions are out of date with a modern times since they are still the most trusted definitions to this date.
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  531. @backinBlack likeafuneral   Yes the part where it says the right, needs, dignity, or value of people or particular races or geographical Origins. That part right there says nothing about a requirement of Oppression or power Dynamic needed to be present for it to count as racism. It does nothing to prove your point because the word Devaluation Means to underestimate or reduce the worth of someone or something. It has nothing to do with taking something away from anybody. " rac·ism /ˈrāˌsizəm/ Learn to pronounce noun prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized. "a program to combat racism" Similar: racial discrimination racialism racial prejudice/bigotry xenophobia chauvinism bigotry bias intolerance anti-Semitism apartheid the belief that different races possess distinct characteristics, abilities, or qualities, especially so as to distinguish them as inferior or superior to one another. "theories of racism" Definitions from Oxford Languages" There's the oxford dictionary quote with prejudice. I never said that the Oxford dictionary was outdated, that was you that said that and it is not outdated. Even the source that you provided , Webster dictionary's, Basically has the Same multiple different definitions as Oxford but you are only choosing one definition and ignoring the other definitions . I did not answer your question regarding racism and Prejudice because it has no relevancy and I don't know why you brought it up.
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  532. @backinBlack likeafuneral You keep going on this Merry-Go-Round of fallacies. You asked me to quote the Oxford dictionary which I did . I have already pointed out that you are ignoring the definitions that do not suit your narrative and only pay attention to the ones that do. I have already proven for a fact with the definition of the word racism that oppression is not a requirement for racism to exist. None of your points have been proven. As I have said two or three times by this point, you are ignoring all the definitions of racism except systemic racism because the other definitions do not support the narrative that you desire.
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  533. @backinBlack likeafuneral You are just not paying attention. It clearly says the word racism and clearly shows that it's the definition of racism in my quote. You haven't proved a single thing.
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  534. @backinBlack likeafuneral I already told you that even your own source for the definition has the same definition as the oxford dictionary which defeats your claim that the oxford dictionary is outdated.
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  535. @backinBlack likeafuneral I don't even think you're listening to yourself. You just said that they both had the same definition which means that they are the same level of modern. You just defeated yourself.
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  536. @backinBlack likeafuneral You came up with the whole idea about asking the difference between racism and Prejudice for some reason So that's all on you. This isn't debunked anything I've said regardless of my answer. You still haven't accepted or acknowledged the issue with what you said on my initial point So I'm not going to start answering your questions that have nothing to do with my initial point Until you acknowledge your own issue. You said that Webster was more modern than the Oxford Dictionary But you just admitted they are the exact same so you defeated your own argument.
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  537. @backinBlack likeafuneral When you said they have the same definition that means they have the same definition including all the other definitions. Even if it didn't have systemic racism included that doesn't erase the fact That there are other Definition for racism that still apply. Just because systemic racism might exist doesn't mean other forms no longer exist . It just means that there's another form of racism present now. Also you're sounding a little bit racist yourself. Whether a white man Defined racism or not Doesn't necessarily mean anything For you to say it does mean something means that you're judging them by their race.
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  538. @backinBlack likeafuneral and my whole point to you is that you CAN be racist without systemic racism being present because the idea of systemic racism DOESN'T ERASE other kinds of racism. It's practically impossible in most parts of the world to be systemically racist against a white person but it's super easy everywhere to be racist against white people in other ways everywhere in the world.
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  539.  @bradleywoods3742  finally someone with common sense
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  540. @backinBlack likeafuneral look the definition of ism doesn't erase any of the definitions of racism. The definition of racism may have gained additions but it doesn't erase or revoke the original definition of racism. Also owls are a different species so ofc it wouldn't be racism. You're the one who's pulling a strawman bc you're basically claiming that the newer idea of racism erases the old definition which it doesn't. It's an addition and that is all.
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  541. @backinBlack likeafuneral I'm not pulling a strawman. You're pulling one with your idea of how I'm supposedly pulling one. I never said that you said you're erasing anything but that is what you're basically doing. Words do change but they don't lose their original meaning when they change. They only gain additional meanings when they change. Otherwise the other definitions wouldn't still be there. If you say the meanings have changed and the old meanings no longer apply at all then you are saying the other meanings have been erased which is just not how it works.
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  542. @backinBlack likeafuneral You make a fair point since you have answered what I said you had to answer before I answered your question. There is one issue with answering your question though. You clearly don't agree that the definition of racism is still what it originally was only now with more definitions. How could I even begin to explain prejudice and racism if you don't agree with the definition of what racism is? The original definition still applies. Society and definitions may have changed a bit but the old definitions still apply. The word gay used to mean happy and joyful but then gained the definition of meaning homosexual. It still can be used for either meaning. It didn't stop meaning happy or joyful. It's the same with the word racism. It only gained another meaning but all it's older meanings still apply to this day.
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  543. @backinBlack likeafuneral   But the original definition doesn't require power. If anything all that means is they poorly constructed a word for the definition that they had in mind. Either way it still has definitions that don't require power to be present. The idea of the word racism is to have a word defined when all races aren't being regarded equally. For that to happen that means all races have to be considered equally able to fall prey to racism from others. If power is required to be racist then all races aren't equal because then that suggests that one race is immune to racism but for that to happen one race would have to be superior then the others but that would be the very definition of racism so there can be a form of racism that requires power but it can't be the only form of racism otherwise it means they a race could be superior to other races because it couldn't fall prey to racism. Systemic racism aka racism with a power dynamic is a subcategory of racism but it doesn't completely define all possible forms of racism even with ism in the word it doesn't mean that all forms of racism involve power dynamics, practice or a system. Discrimination doesn't require an act of power either to be discrimination. The words may have changed a little with modern society but they still use the old meanings as well as the newer ones depending on each individual situation. Racism is the unequal treatment or belief that one race is better or worse then another. It can also become a racist system of power of enough racists gather together and create a system that treats people unequally based on their race. Prejudice is a preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience. Gay has meant joy or happiness since the 12th century. It only gained another meaning such as homosexual around 1960 when it was used as slang to refer to homosexuals. It still means happy to this day. The meaning of a word changes depending on the context of the subject and how it's used. The word gay never changed. It just gained another use. Same with the word racism. It never changed, only gained another meaning.
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  544. @backinBlack likeafuneral All races are equal though they aren't all treated as equal. Personally I think the hair thing is more because of what's generally considered professional looking and most professional looking hair styles are drab and boring. I don't think that usually has something to do with being against a race but that's just my personal opinion. I don't think a white guy with dreads would have a better chance working at a bank then a black but with dreads. It's like how tattoos are considered unprofessional looking many times but like I said that part is just my personal opinion. I don't deny that ism may imply power but just because it's a part of the word doesn't mean that the definition has to bend to that. The word gay is a good example. No part of its meaning or pronunciation had anything to do with homosexual but many homosexuals used it as slang to refer to themselves anyway regardless of the roots of the word and so it gained a meaning completely different. Just because racism has ism in it doesn't mean it has to have a definition involving power in every situation in which the word is used.
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  545. @backinBlack likeafuneral  sorry, I didn't notice the other messages until later. As for the Discrimination part I misunderstood. I thought you were referring to discrimination being an active power in a systemic way. Basically the same thing. Happy. Being happy or lighthearted and carefree. It's not used as often as it used to be but just because it's not used as often doesn't mean that it has lost that definition and that definition no longer applies. If the definition no longer applied then it would not be registered as a definition because it would be incorrect to do so because the dictionary is supposed to list definitions. Words don't fade away and suddenly not exist anymore based on how often people use them and it's the same way with definitions. Just because a word isn't used very often with a specific definition in mind does not mean that definition no longer exists. I still didn't really prove your point. The reason being because if you have prejudice against someone specifically because of their race then the Prejudice then becomes what we call racism by definition. Because no race is better than the other. No race is naturally Superior or inferior to the other. On a base level all races are equal. Even if they are not treated equal that does not change the fact that they are equal. There's a difference between being equal and being treated equally. What is considered professional looking changes with the society and overtime but current-day Society you can pretty easily figure out what is considered professional by thinking of what looks clean and well-kept and does not draw attention. In my opinion I understand how it's easy to see that from a racial Viewpoint given the fact that at least in America the majority of people are white but it doesn't necessarily have to tie in with race. For example tattoos are not restricted by any race but if the majority of people in the country got tattoos then the idea of tattoos being considered unprofessional would probably change. It is possible that it has something to do with race but it's not always guaranteed to have something to do with race and it could just look like it has something to do with race. I mention which parts are my opinion because I don't want you to mistake them as me saying they are fact. I don't see how white people dreads and black people dreads could be different if they are done the exact same way. It seems more like a human or social construct to say they aren't the same if they are done the same way. Actually you can compare anything in the universe. It might not be a comparison that's good enough in your opinion but I literally can compare anything in the universe. Not trying to be rude but a lot of people get that wrong. Just because you don't like a comparison doesn't mean it's not actually comparable. In this instance they are comparable because they are both deemed unprofessional. That is something they both share therefore they are comparable. Like I said it may not seem like a good comparison to you but by definition they are comparable because they both share the issue that they are deemed to appear unprofessional in a workplace. I Can't Tell You Why racism has ism in the word because I was not alive at the time but I can tell you that it has it in the word all the same but it does not change what the definition is. Not everything always makes sense in the world and it just is what it is because it is. Just because it might not make sense doesn't change the fact that it still is what it is. It doesn't matter if they wanted to use a different term instead of homosexual because it just goes to prove my point that the definition doesn't have to have anything to do with the word itself to gain a new meaning. Words can have definitions that have nothing to do with their root meaning and homosexuals adding the definition of being a homosexual to the word gay just proves my point. The reason why they did that doesn't matter because the end result is that they still added a new definition to the word even though the new definition has nothing to do with the roots of the word. In the end it doesn't matter if new definitions are added to words because it doesn't get rid of the old definitions. Even if they aren't used as often they are still a definition of that word. The dictionary has not removed them and it still says that's what the word means. The definition still applies even if it's an older definition. It doesn't matter if one of the definitions doesn't match all the root meanings of the word because it's still the definition of the word. It doesn't have to make sense because not everything in the world makes sense. Human beings are not perfect creatures and therefore their Creations are not perfect.
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  546. Uh huh.
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  547. According to the definition of culture it's whatever your customs, your way of life is so even stealing cultures or being a melting pot of cultures can be ones culture.
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  548. Your argument is based on a fallacy. That may be your reason for being proud of any particular race but people can be proud of anything for any reason and it's a personal choice that you cannot decide for them.
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  549. This is when you find out that some or none of them voted xD
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  550.  @jk6836  no they don't lol.
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  551.  @danielctrl  all people have culture lol
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  552.  @danderaid5513  pffft lmao
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  553.  @danielctrl  then you don't understand the definition of culture since traditions, ones way of life, those are culture so it's impossible not to have some form of culture by definition.
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  554. According to the definition of racism you are wrong.
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  555. @Joshua Simpson it's probably useless wasting your breath on them since they only believe that racism is systematic despite the definition of racism proving them wrong.
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  556. Not really.
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  557. Language is language. It's equally open for everyone to use lol.
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  558. If you consider generalizing races to be on point then yes he was.
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  559.  @soiboi4497  I'm aware but he did generalize black people so I was saying that if you think that's compliment worthy then yeah I guess he's "on point" aka worthy of complimenting.
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  560. The definition of colonizer doesn't fit the definition of racist so you are factually incorrect. A colonizer can be racist but it's not inherently so.
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  561. I understand the moral logic behind what you've said but I'm still going to choose not to judge someone's actions differently based on their race, sexual orientation, sex, etc. I'll judge them all equally based on the context of what they say as a person.
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  562. Being told you can't do something simply because of your race and then becoming so-called obsessed with that? Geez that doesn't sound surprising at all. It's not like any other race has become obsessed over something when they were told they can't do something simply because of their race, oh wait I'm wrong that something other races have done throughout history.
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  563.  @brazz1578  I don't feel any need to, no.
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  564.  @brazz1578  I already answered that, I said I don't feel the need to.
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  565.  @ruthlessog9098  you say that I need to get out of my bubble but I suggest that you try to learn the words that you use and what they actually mean. Here's the definition of ethnicity, which you have inferred that white people were and ethnicity. eth·nic·i·ty /eTHˈnisədē/ noun the fact or state of belonging to a social group that has a common national or cultural tradition. By definition you cannot be in ethnicity unless you have tradition which means you cannot be an ethnicity unless you have culture and so by saying that white people are an ethnicity that means they have culture by definition. You also claim that they took other culture but they don't have one but by the definition of culture it doesn't have to originate from your own group for it to be your culture. Honestly even stealing can be a groups culture.
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  566.  @ruthlessog9098  here's the thing, I never said white people were an ethnicity. My first comment said that all ethnicities have culture and then you went on to speak about white people which as I said was basically you implying that white people were and ethnicity so then I went on from there.
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  567.  @ruthlessog9098  you clearly do not understand the definitions of their words you use because as I've already stated the definition of culture shows that all groups have culture because all groups have Traditions, you don't have to like them or even think they are appropriate but that doesn't change the fact that they are traditions and therefore culture. You can insult me all you wish but it won't change the facts.
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  568.  @ruthlessog9098  believe what you want but I'm not a bigot for believing in the definitions of words lol. I think it's funny that you think culture is in your DNA. I haven't the slightest idea where you think words get their meanings from.
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  569. Anybody can be oppressed at any time bruh lol.
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  570. You just destroyed your own argument. You said she was made fun of because she's white but being made fun of specifically because of your race is by definition racism. You're not arguing racism, you're arguing the oppression olympics but that's not how racism works. If something is racist than it is racist regardless of how big or how small or even who has it worse.
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  571.  @milis1963  there are so many things that are factually false, fallacies and just straight-up incorrect with what you have just said. First off the oppressor can be oppressed. That phrase has always been a terrible one because depending on the type of Oppression it is a fact that the oppressor can be oppressed. For example a white person can racially oppress a different person but that same white person can be oppressed for their sexuality aka the oppressor is being oppressed or they could just be oppressed any other number of ways by somebody else so it is a fact that the oppressor can be oppressed. As they say there's always a bigger fish. It's also a fallacy that you were saying that these different races have people being racist to them because they are not white. To a certain degree you are correct but some people are just racist to them because they aren't other races as well. Sometimes it has nothing to do with the fact that they are white, it could be that they aren't Indian, that they are Asian instead of black or vice versa. I know somebody who dated an Indian girl and the girl's mother was racist to him because he wasn't Indian. It's not always about whether or not someone is white. You are now changing your words, you said in your very opening comment that she was made fun of because she was white and now you are changing that and saying that she wasn't. You are changing what you said just to fit your narrative but your narrative is false anyways. You don't speak for the entire Hispanic community. You don't get to say what the whole Hispanic Community does, doesn't do, believes or doesn't believe. You are also factually incorrect saying that white people can only experience bullying and not racism because the definition of the word racism does not exclude them from being able to suffer racism anywhere on the planet under any circumstances.
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  572.  @milis1963  actually you are wrong there. Like I said there's always a bigger fish and one person can oppress another person racially but that person can be oppressed by another person for their race. Systemically that might not be so but you never mentioned systematically so like I said you are incorrect on your phrasing and generally a white person can have the same triggers and the same can be said for any race, only if you get into specific situations can you argue that they can't have the same kind of triggers. In terms of which is more important that is 100% factually subjective so you are for a fact technically wrong because it's only your opinion and not fact and I found it funny how you ignored everything else I said pointing out how you were wrong and didn't acknowledge that you were wrong such as how you contradicted yourself, were factually wrong about the definition of racism, the fact you don't speak for an entire Community Etc.
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  573. You mean woke and generalizing of races.
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  574. Another one of those perfect examples where you can be so liberal that you become racist
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  575. You say all that yet in the same comment make racist generalizations lol.
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  576. Huh
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  577. Sounds like you need to do your research. Look up the term racism and you can be racist to anybody of any race, that is a fact.
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  578.  @jaydangraham4637  but they don't hold a superior position in every society yet you are saying white people as a whole no matter where they are can't be victims of racism which is insanely incorrect because as I said white people don't hold the same position in every place on the entire planet but even then just because you are not in a superior position doesn't mean you don't believe you are superior. What you were thinking of is systemic racism which is not the only kind of racism. It is a fact that you can be racist against white people and you have failed to prove that fact incorrect. It's actually racist to believe you can't be racist against white people because that supposes that white people aren't equal to every other race which is another definition of racism. If you do not treat each race equally then that is also racism.
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  579.  @jaydangraham4637  buddy first off I never said what my race was so you are assuming I'm white. Secondly it's a fact that there are places where white people live where they are not the majority and thirdly you can be racist to white people and I already gave you the definition of racism which proves all Races can be racist to each other. I also pointed out how you believing that you can't be racist to a white person is proof of racism against white people because you do not consider them equal to every other race. You yourself are showing racism towards white people.
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  580.  @jaydangraham4637  "rac·ism /ˈrāˌsizəm/ Learn to pronounce noun prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized. "a program to combat racism"" It says typically one that is a minority or marginalized. Typically does not mean always. It just means usually so you are once again factually incorrect about racism.
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  581.  @jaydangraham4637  it's hard to understand what you're saying because of your horrendous typos which are happening more and more. Go ahead and prove for a fact that a white person wrote that specific definition. Prove it to me by telling me with facts and showing me which specific white person wrote the definition for racism. On top of that you still haven't proven that all over the world throughout all history up to this very moment that white people have never been to minority on any part of this planet for any duration of time. You still haven't proven me wrong on that. Even if we go with your definition of racism, which is factually incorrect whether you like it or not and you haven't just proven me on that point but even if we did go with your definition you still haven't proven me wrong that white people are always the majority which would then prove me correct in the end anyway because even if white people are only the minority on one spot on the planet then you are still wrong that you can't be racist to white people because you can because they are no longer the majority all over the planet throughout all history. Either way you are still incorrect and you still haven't proven yourself correct.
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  582.  @jaydangraham4637  btw Reverse Racism is just racism
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  583. Clap clap clap clappity clap clap!
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  584. Nice judging people differently based on their race. Oh wait that's racist so ignore the "Nice" part.
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  585.  @jl1134  you just called yourself racist then because you said a white person cannot say it, not that nobody can say it but specifically a white person so you just judged somebody differently based on their race.
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  586. It's also not that hard to accidentally say it, choose not to make songs with that in the song, choose not to purchase or listen to such songs.
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  587. Anybody can be a part of any culture. Culture is a way of life, traditions etc so yeah pirates did a job but it was also a way of life aka a culture. In terms of morality it was a shitty one but still a culture all the same.
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  588. I couldn't take korbin aka the jean jacket guy seriously win one of the very first things if not literally the first thing out of his mouth was a generalization of all black people.
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  589. And?
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  590. I'm guessing from the fact that you found that quote to be funny that you don't understand the definition of pride.
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  591.  @alungakabuasa  I do and I realize that pride is subjective by definition and doesn't inherently have to do with anything like culture or heritage. It could simply be "I think my skin looks pretty" lol.
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  592. Technically speaking it is by definition.
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  593. Sounds like you need to look up the definition of culture.
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  594.  @eymiaimieme  lol nice assumption but I did. Culture is tradition, one's way of life so yes everyone has culture. Even stealing can be culture xD
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  595. Nobody can justify it more than another person just because of the color of their skin. If someone believes they have more of a right to say it just because of the color of their skin then they are racist.
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  596. Culture is traditions, the way someone lives their life. How they got those things is irrelevant according to the definition
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  597. Ofc you get to have a say.
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  598. @ok and?  I didn't say that you said reverse racism was a thing, you brought it up and so I continued that thought. You open the door to that line of conversation and I was just pointing out that I'm aware it's not a real thing, I was not inferring that you believed it was either because it was pretty clear that you thought it wasn't but I was also mentioning that Reverse Racism is just racism. If you read my comment more clearly you would have most likely understood that and not believed that I was putting words in your mouth which I clearly wasn't. Once again typically means usually, it doesn't mean only so your argument they're still does not stand. Tying that to your next point I will argue both of those with a fact, racism isn't about the oppression olympics, it doesn't matter who has it worse, if something is racist it is racist. One person suffering more than another does not erase that the other is suffering, it does not change their suffering into something else. As I have said your arguments aren't holding any logical standing, rather they are holding more emotional standing. Logic does not dictate, as I have stated that one's suffering is now erased because someone has it worse. If someone has an apple but you give somebody to Apples both people still possess an apple oh, you don't say that now the other person who has less apples has no apples. What you are trying to suggest though is that if a person doesn't experience the same level of racism that they are no longer experiencing racism because it's not as bad or doesn't happen as often but that's not how it works. That is a more emotional response rather than a logical one. No I don't feel personally attacked in the slightest, I honestly wouldn't care much about it if you try to personally attack me. You did say that you believe you can't be racially prejudiced to White people, it's in your own comment. No as I went back to go read further on your previous comment to reply further it seems that you've deleted it so I will just post this hear as is with what I was able to respond with before you deleted your comment preventing me from reading it further since I was writing the message out as I was reading what you wrote.
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  599.  @okand9213  I think you may have accidentally had a typo than in the beginning because you did say that you don't think you can be racist or racially prejudiced towards white people in your opening comment. That was what caught my attention. I do agree that most of the time you don't see racism against white people and these days a lot of people complaining about racism towards white people tend to actually be racist white people themselves and I also do agree that a lot of the time racism towards white people is not as bad as it is towards other groups so it seems like this whole thing might have mostly just been a misunderstanding. I apologize for saying that you deleted your comment then, it was most likely YouTube thinking that there was something inappropriate with your comment. YouTube has a habit of doing that, I've had comments that were erased literally 5 seconds after I posted them, even if there wasn't really anything inappropriate. I don't know why YouTube would have deleted your comment since there wasn't really anything wrong with it but it wouldn't be a first for YouTube.
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  600.  @crate249  I wouldn't put much stock in what they say. It's clear from their other comment that they're a racist.
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  601.  @crate249  yeah or come up with some moral reason why it's not counted as racism even though that doesn't affect the definition lol
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  602. Generalizing black people is based?
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  603.  @BrokenSword1978  Indeed there is.
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  604. Generalizing an entire race isn't sane lol.
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  605. Saying it slips out usually implies it wasn't intended my dude. Do you not understand the phrase?
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  606.  @helen9822  by the definition of the word racism it isn't only systemic.
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  607.  @helen9822  it literally doesn't require it to mean that just because it has that. The word gay had nothing to do with homosexual nor implied that originally. Overtime it was used enough as slang to mean homosexual that it gained that meaning. Words can have meanings that have nothing to do with the way they were constructed originally. Just because it has isn in it and just because ism refers to systematic it does not mean that the word racism is inherently systematic because as I've said by definition it is not.
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  608. If it's kept being put in music its only logical to assume it will keep being said.
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  609. In your opinion they are.
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  610. By definition pride isn't inherently logical. It's a subjective thing.
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  611. Yay racial generalization?
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  612. Everyone can relate to each other to a certain degree(in different ways) no matter what their race is.
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  613.  @ruthlessog9098  you're thinking about this incredibly one-dimensionally. You ask how a white person can relate to a person of color? It's simple, you can share the same kind of hobbies, have shared some similar experiences such as breakups or someone in the family dying or you can have a love for the same kind of food. Also according to the definition of culture it states that culture is the way a group lives, their traditions Etc. So it's impossible for a group not to have culture so everybody, every group has culture.
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  614.  @ruthlessog9098  I'm thinking that you are unfamiliar with what it means to be able to relate to somebody because it's a very simple concept that you seem to be having some difficulty understanding.
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  615.  @ruthlessog9098  you are having a hard time understanding logic it seems. You don't like POC being compared to white people? So I'm assuming you don't like the fact or to hear the truth that POC and white people are both human beings because that's a comparison and you said yourself not to compare the two. Also all Races have colonized throughout history. You seem to be a bit over emotional on the subject.
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  616.  @ruthlessog9098  I understand what it means to be able to relate to somebody by definition, you do not because you are looking at this very one-dimensional me and seemed to have an issue with understanding the definitions of the words that you use. Honestly if I'm being completely open here it seems like you're just a troll judging by your pfp, name, and responses. I mean after all I don't know how else you could try to claim that I and the one who made it all about white people when my first comment was about how everybody can really anybody else to some degree and on some level regardless of race and your first reply to me was to bring up white people so I wasn't even the first person to bring up white people.
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  617.  @ruthlessog9098  i didn't really claim as much as I stated a fact but that aside, your original comment kinda does have to do with everyone bc you mentioned "if you were all black" which basically says the person in question is anything but black and thus clearly has something to do with more then only black people. After that you specified white people specifically and were the first to do so.
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  618.  @ruthlessog9098  it's not my fault that you made a very vague and generic statement and didn't explain the specifics of what you personally meant when you were talking about "relating". That's on you my friend.
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  619. There's a few logic errors here. To start off if the bullied her specifically because she was white then yes she got discriminated against because she was white and secondly the argument isn't about comparing who has it worse, it's talking about how people have experienced racism and racism is not an oppression olympics argument so with all due respect you're making the completely incorrect argument here.
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  620. They can be the same thing. If you make fun of someone specifically bc of their race then that's racism.
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  621. That moment when you only support 1 race💀
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  622. Just.....what? Lol.
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  623.  @jasmingriffin9116  why don't I say that to Americans and see how they react? I do and a number them react perfectly fine and straight-up agree with me. Why don't I tell white people not to focus on Race so much? I've said that to people of all Races and a number of times they even agree. See now you are just generalizing Things based on race and putting words in my mouth, I never said that minorities should stop focusing on race, that wouldn't fix the problem, everybody needs to stop just focusing on race and that includes minorities and majorities. Also not all black people think of the world in black and white. I mean heck you saw from this very video, assuming you watched any of it at all, that not all white people think the same yet here you are saying that they do view the world the same when this very video is evidence that they do not. I think you need to stop ignoring some things yourself before you try to say that ignoring anything or doing anything would hinder the reality that we live in because you don't seem to realize the reality that you actually live in that you are choosing to see.
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  624. Damn. Didn't know the way to get invited to a barbeque was to generalize every black person. I'll have to remember that and be like the Irish guy then.
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  625. The important thing would then be to figure out why you think that. It could mean any number of things that don't really have to do with other races but even if it did it does bring up the question why would you immediately go to black?
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  626. I technically agree but it's not always as easy as that. Things like muscle memory can basically work the exact same for songs that you know. Can you overcome muscle memory? Yes but you have to work on it consistently and in situations like this you would have to listen to that particular song again and again and again work on overcoming that muscle memory. It's not always just a simple thing of I know the word is coming and I'm not going to say it. I don't really care for music with slurs in it no matter what the word is but I've encountered this issue with songs that I like that have words that make even myself uncomfortable.
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  627. Seems you are showing at you misunderstand a lot of things like a misunderstanding that despite how you think you can't decide why or what people feel or for what reasons they do would do not feel a specific way.
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  628. Plenty of people from all sides are still finding it. Kind of how life is, not that funny or unfunny tbh.
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  629. It's nobody's place.
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  630. Imagine using slurs no matter who they apply too and no matter who you are lol.
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  631.  @louisaprice4168  Yeah basically me being fun of the idea that it's really better to use any slur simply because of your race. Honestly it's still a slur. To say it's "okay" simply bc it "applies" to you doesn't change that it's a slur nor does it make it objectively better.
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  632. I find it kind of funny that both of your comments mention America or Americans at least once but your country has a huge issue with racism as well. Maybe I'm reading it wrong but it comes off as if you're trying to be condescending about America in terms of racism which racism is abundant in America but so it is also true that it is abundant in Europe.
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  633. You seem trollish tbh.
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  634. Yes and no. Racism isn't only systematic and if you make fun of somebody specifically because of their race then that is racism.
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  635. Honestly it's really not.
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  636. Here's the thing though, you don't get to decide what people mean when they say words, you only get to decide what "you" think they mean.
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  637.  @Myuewtube  you do realize that one of the black panther groups was racist right? There's also a black guy on tiktok that believes black people are actually god and that they are above all other races. You don't speak for all black people or any other group. You can only truly speak for yourself.
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  638.  @Myuewtube  I mentioned that he believes black people are actually a deity and above all other races which is the very definition of racism.
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  639.  Siddharth Murugan  whether or not it currently is in practice in the world doesn't change what I was saying about the OP believing racism to be something it's not and what they are talking about is something else.
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  640. If something is racist, and I'm not saying if this is or isn't, then whether or not it is very racist or only minorly racist that does not change whether it is racist. Racism isn't a competition of who has suffered through more. If two things are racist it's not like the more offensive thing cancels out the racism of the less offensive thing.
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  641.  @ava-tr9nt  sorry but it still relates to what you said. You are correct that my opinion is not needed but your opinion on this video was not needed either but you still gave it. You seemed to be a bit condescending towards someone for no particular reason to the degree that you were being condescending so I was pointing out how even if it was something that was racist what you were saying about it technically doesn't matter because if it's racist it's still racist whether it was a small amount of racism compared to other people or a big amount.
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  642. Yeah I suppose that's true but the same could be said for white anywhere else being different from white anywhere else in the world. Whites in China are different from anywhere else, whites in Europe are different from whites anywhere else etc. It only sounds like a really hardcore truth until you start thinking about it and then it's very simplistic.
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  643. Can't prove that though can you? White people aren't even the ones who brought slavery to America, black people did.
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  644.  @mohdazman7955  in America yes
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  645. Honestly nobody has to embrace their culture. Culture is a choice.
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  646. By definition it can be lol.
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  647.  @BC-zu3sj  by definition if something is a way of life for a group of people it is their culture so if stealing others cultures is a way of life for a group then by definition it is culture. I'm sorry if you don't like that but that doesn't change the truth.
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  648. Yeah but it's not uncommon to be proud of something you did nothing to accomplish though.
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  649. From what I've seen its better not to mention your race bc it's not inherently relevant to how you will think on a topic but very often people will attack you or your viewpoints not for any merit or lack thereof but because they think you shouldn't have a viewpoint/opinion on certain subjects if you're not a specific race unless you agree with theirs even though as I stated one's race doesn't really affect one's thinking. Race plus area might but not ones race alone but even with race plus area it's still not guaranteed but people will attack anything they can to discredit things they don't like.
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  650.  @guymanson1626  same. I just prefer to avoid even giving them the chance ya know?
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  651. Racism isn't always tied to oppression. If you are bullying someone only bc of their race and calling them names then yes that's racism smh.
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  652. The Culture of the country she lives in I'm assuming.
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  653. Actually you don't get to decide for everybody else why they use particular words, you can only assume.
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  654. Congrats on realizing you're a racist :D
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  655.  @sm1purplmurderedme583  hey as long as you can own it. Most people can't. I have more respect for those that admit it then those who deny it.
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  656. Not true, I agree that it's a certain type of person but I've seen plenty of white people speaking about their privilege and how the system is made to benefit them but they are ashamed for being white.
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  657. One doesn't have to do anything to be proud of said thing
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  658.  @logantrofimov99  your double standards are showing to be honest. If you look at the definition of pride you will see that pride is subjective and it doesn't have to even be based on anything logical so anybody can be proud of anything for any reason by definition.
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  659. Actually the color white is the most white thing.
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  660. And the point of mentioning that was what exactly?
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  661.  @12stones60  not really. What you have said shows what could be called logical reasoning or assumption at best but it does not inherently prove what you say it does. Therefore you don't just share facts as you refer to it. It seems like you have another motive that you are not that intent on sharing.
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  662.  @pugloverpuglover517  Sadly they do not understand facts
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  663. How do you not understand how it's possible?
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  664.  @stayactive450  when you stop and think about it it's really not that mind-blowing at all. The human species, no matter the race race, has expanded all over the globe it's not that surprising at all. I mean at first I guess I can understand how it might seem surprising but really when you think about it for a few minutes it stops being surprising at all. I would be more surprised to find out that there's a populated place anywhere on the face of the planet that hasn't had at least one person of every race living there at one time.
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  665.  @stayactive450  not really. The only way it would did the definition of invasion at all is if an insanely large amount of people all moved over at once but that would still be a loose argument because I'm pretty sure it wouldn't fit the definition of invasion in the way you are implying. The word that would fit more would be probably along the lines of migrating. People just moving to a new land but it also all depends on how they got there, why they went there, how many because it's also possible people just moved from one place to another in smaller groups overtime and that definitely wouldn't fit the definition of invasion let alone any negative connotation of it.
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  666. Irish dude generalized an entire race and you're happy? Welp okay then.
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  667. @Britt J you missed the entire point of what carnivorous plant was saying lol
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  668. @Britt J it is a historical fact though.
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  669. @Britt J to millions. It's in the history books all over the world.
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  670. @Britt J not every history book in the world is white washed lol. You seem like a conspiracy theory person. You can believe what you want but without verifiable proof then all you have are conspiracies.
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  671. Even if you could prove that what you say is objectively true, which with all due respect I doubt you can, the fact of the matter is that it is no longer created just for one race. Also realize that you would be referring more towards a cultural plus location plus race kind of thing and not a race culture thing because there is no such thing as a race culture. All black people do not have the same culture just like all white people or all Asian people do not have the same culture.
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  672. Being racist is being prejudice against someone bc of their race or thinking someone is better or worse bc of their race. Culture doesn't have to factor into it at all. Also no race is a culture.
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  673.  @Noki4fae  what I mean is that culture can factor into racism but it doesn't always have to be a factor. Someone can be racist to somebody simply for their color of their skin regardless of whatever their culture is. That's what I meant when I said that culture doesn't have to be a factor, it can be but it doesn't have to be. With the last sentence what I was saying is that no race is a culture in and of itself. Culture by definition is the way a group lives, its traditions etc. For example white and black Americans may have their own culture but that's their culture in America. White and black people in other parts of the world won't necessarily have that culture just because they are the same race as the people in America therefore there is no white culture or Black Culture or any other race culture period certain races may have certain cultures in certain areas but that different than saying there is black culture, white culture, Indian culture etc. Race itself isn't a culture no matter the race.
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  674. Yeah there's a reason for that but Ig it doesn't mean you can't still like them I suppose.
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  675. Reverse racism is just racism.
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  676. If I understood what you said correctly, an example of American culture is tipping and capitalism. Well that's two examples but yeah.
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  677. And can arguably be considered a culture
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  678. Because They both involve humans and were created by humans xD
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  679. Is it their fault that they might get paid more? Is it their fault that they might get first preference for managerial positions? Is it their fault that they might get treated better than POC? No it's not their fault. You are not responsible for how other people View and act towards others that have nothing to do with you. The whole I wasn't there and shouldn't be blamed for it line is still technically accurate with the argument you were using because they are not to blame for how other people treat others, they are only to blame for how other people treat them and only to a certain degree.
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  680.  @thabaniquinton407  then tell me how I am at fault for how you view other people or how you are at fault for how I view other people(in a racial way).
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  681. That's pretty racist since you're judging someone's ability to understand something solely on their race. Also ironic that you claim specific others can't understand something yet you won't explain/defend your claim.
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  682.  ت  your posted your opinion so you did have a take lol.
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  683.  ت  sorry I can't understand your terrible English be it in purpose or not lol.
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  684.  ت  trust me I'm well aware your words aren't that deep lol.
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  685.  ت  thank you lol
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  686.  ت  pretty much everything you've said is your personal opinion lol.
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  687.  @b.adelene  yes we get it, you have classified yourself as unhealthy obsessed with him by the definitions of the words you're using and you seem to be proud of that, congrats and here's a gold star.
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  688. Nice to know you judge people differently based on race.
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  689. Naw not all white people but many yes.
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  690.  @triggerednerd7163  might be one of the only times such a thing would be positive lol
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  691. Well one version ends in a and the other r and they're both viewed the same most times if a white person says either one so it's not that surprising if someone says there are two of them because that's kind of the way society is setting it up. They are spelled differently so they are not the same word but society views it the same way so technically speaking yes there are two.
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  692. You think someone is racist simply bc they are white? Huh.
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  693. Depends on what you mean
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  694. While white people do face racism it is kinda ignorant to say they face a heavily similar severity of racism(all degrees of racism are bad though).
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  695. Depending on your reason there's actually nothing wrong with being proud of your race regardless of what it is including White.
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  696.  @meatworms678  being actively oppressed on a daily basis isn't required by definition to be racist. If you think someone is worth less simply because they are of a certain race then just thinking that makes you racist by definition.
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  697. That Doesn't fit the definition of privileged but okay😂
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  698.  @t.tadzee268  by definition it is not. I think you need to look up the definition of privilege.
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  699. It's racist to judge people by their skin and not by their actions. Therefore it is racist to say someone is wrong not for the context of their words but for their skin when they say certain words. To say a non-black cannot say a word without it automatically being racist is racism because you are judging them by their skin color. You do not look at them equally as a human being if you do so. It might seem morally right to say someone shouldn't say it because of Oppression but unless you apply that to everybody then you are judging someone by their race and not the context of their words which is as I said racism.
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  700. Props for their honesty.
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  701.  @heavenloves7819  the definition of racism proves you wrong on that
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  702. Nice to know you judge the same action differently based on race.....oh wait....that's racial discrimination and that's just plain sad of you.
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  703.  @idk-co1xx  I'm just going off what you said. You specify the specific race of rappers shouldn't stop using the n-word in their songs but you said that other people should stop using it, I just pointed out that you are discriminating against people by saying that.
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  704.  @idk-co1xx  how is it discriminating? You do know that treating someone differently simply because of their race is discrimination right? You know that's kind of what racism was and what white people did the black people in the United States back in times of slavery, they treated them differently because of their race. I mean it's part of the definition of racism. I can understand why you think it's the okay thing to do but that doesn't mean it's not racial discrimination and therefore racist at the same time. I'm not sure how you don't understand that telling people not to say a word simply based on the color of their skin isn't racial discrimination. It seems like you're basing your logic off of emotions rather than facts and fact-based logic.
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  705.  Indoctrinated Truth  that sounds pretty biased or straight up prejudiced, not to mention that the argument you are presenting with that is kind of a logical fallacy. Even if the English language and its definitions were created solely by white people and not only white people had a hand in it up to this very day which means other races have had the ability to shape it as well but even if that wasn't the case that doesn't mean literally every word and every definition is made to suit white people. Feel free to factually prove me wrong on that though, not that you likely can. Also another reason why your argument isn't really the best is because you're basically arguing that this word was created by white people to suit white people but in this situation it would suit everybody just as equally as it would suit white people.
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  706.  @preciousogunsakin3695  last I checked it was racist to judge races differently
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  707.  @preciousogunsakin3695  it is a fact that you are judging differently. You are judging people differently deciding what their experiences are, are not, will be and will never be and deciding and judging on what is someone's place to do or say something based on the color of their skin. What is somebody's place to do or not do is not a fact, that's an opinion so yes it is a fact that you are judging based on their skin. People of any race are not the same and do not go through the same experiences all over the world and you do not know what those experiences are going to be like throughout the end of time as you clearly have said that you do know because you said that their experiences will always be the same by saying that they will always go through hardship but the fact is not every person of any race is going to experience the same hardship because things change over time and things are different for different people in different parts of the world. You clearly are judging people and what you think about them based on their skin color based on a small part of the world and what is realistically speaking a small amount of time when you think about how long people have been on the face of the planet yet you're assuming it's always going to be that way and it's going to be the same way all over the planet for the rest of time which is actually quite a logical and not factual because humans change over time just like civilizations among another of other things. Now was it right for her to place the majority of the blame on other people? No it wasn't because she has as much responsibility has anybody when it comes to saying derogatory words but she has just as much right to say it as anybody else does because context is what matters, not the color of her skin when she says a word and words are for everybody. You are clearly judging people based on the color of their skin, you are doing it for moral reasons which is understandable but you are still judging someone by the color of their skin and telling them this is wrong for you or saying this is only right for you which is racist to judge people differently simply because of their skin color which does not define them as a person, what they have done or what they have experienced. It may be an indicator of what they have gone through but it does not decide for them what they will or have gone through despite all your implications that it does.
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  708. Not all of them do.
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  709. They probably would but logically that doesn't mean that everyone who says that is a racist lol. Racists eat food but does that mean you're a racist for eating food too? Come on and use your head lol.
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  710.  @rc8james221  the "black equivalent of the kkk" is called the black Panther group, only one of them though since one wasn't racist af but one was.
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  711. I'm not bc he views all black people the same due to skin color instead of what they are which is unique humans just like anybody of any race.
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  712.  @FRANXMMM  it was at the very beginning, about 1 minute and 24 seconds into it, it was one of the very first things he said. He said that he believes all black people can relate because they've been through similar experiences like oppression and whatnot, paraphrasing slightly but like I said you can look at the one minute 24 second Mark for the exact quoting. He was asked the same thing about white people but he said no so he didn't view white people the same way but he grouped all black people together and a black person or anybody of any color in one part of the world is going to have completely different life experiences in a different part of the world, they aren't going to be able to connect simply because of their skin color like he is suggesting. They might have similar experiences but they're not guaranteed to like he is suggesting simply because of their skin color. I also didn't care for his misunderstanding of culture believing that there is a thing such as race culture. There is racial culture in specific areas but that's more of race plus culture plus location. Culture is the way you live your life, your traditions and whatnot so there might be black American culture and white American culture but it's not Black Culture or white culture because if that was true then it'd be the same in other countries but it's not. Irish culture and Indian culture are the same wherever you go, there might be different subsections kind of like religion but even those will be the same wherever you go but black American culture and white American culture will be different from black European culture and white European culture and he was completely ignorant on that and I don't mean that in an offensive way I just mean it in the way that he lacked knowledge.
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  713.  @FRANXMMM  my race isn't inherently relevant since all races can experience racism anywhere they go. To suggest any race is more likely to experience racism then others everywhere on the planet is illogical. Yeah the culture thing was more of a personal side note. If you look through the comment section of this video you'll see more then a few poc who disagree that black people are with korbin.
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  714.  @FRANXMMM  where in the video did they specify which POC they were talking about? I'm pretty sure they were already talking about POC at the very least in the beginning of the video before they supposedly started specifying and so I also doubt they ever did specify. It sounds like you're just making the Assumption they specified. So I don't have to agree if I'm neither black or Native American? That's pretty racist to suggest that I would have to agree if I was one of those groups. Yes you are suggesting with the way you worded that that I should be agreeing if I was one of those two groups. You are also ignoring the fact that I mentioned that there are plenty of people who say they are POC down here and the comments sections who disagree with him. It is racist of you to suggest that all people who have a specific skin color would agree with him just because of their skin color. Skin color does not guarantee you will get a specific kind of treatment or that you will think a specific kind of way. You've said a handful of stuff that is very racy.
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  715.  @imitationcrabmeat6999  if enough of the South in general makes it a big staple then it becomes "southern food".
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  716.  @imitationcrabmeat6999   @Kaden Colvin  I just know how classifications work lol. Nice job categorizing what country you think I live in, where in that country you think I've lived a considerable part of my life to be effectively classified as southern and my race despite the fact you don't have enough too logically go on to boldly state what I "must" be simply because I said something you don't seem to have liked lol. By the way, you might want to look up the definition of culture because it's pretty much impossible for any group not to have culture based on the definition of the word culture. Even stealing other people's culture can be considered culture so even if you don't like other places or people that doesn't mean they don't have culture, heck even if you can't figure out what exactly they're culture is it's pretty much impossible for them not to have culture lol.
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  717. Eh shes referring to both being part of a culture.
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  718. Dictionaries around the world which also mean societies around the world disagree with you and your personal definition of the word racism.
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  719. If someone has culture then they have chorus. The race of the person who says it doesn't change the fact of having or not having culture. You're giving off racist vibes. I mean where you were born doesn't decide your culture unless you still live there or practice that places culture. Culture is the way one lives their life.
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  720. Yes korbin is a real race generalizer.
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  721. It's very sad how many people in the comments section here believe that to be racist you have to be in a position of power. So many people need to look up the definition of racism because systemic racism is not the only form of racism.
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  722.  @blacklyfe5543  not by the definition of racism it isn't. It can be oppression but not inherently.
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  723. I think of it more as equality. Not saying someone can't do something bc of their race is racist to me.
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  724.  @becomingtaija  you are free to your subjective opinion on the matter. Either way it is a fact that if you view something is wrong simply because of someone's race it is by definition treating people unequally based on race and therefore racist.
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  725. Honestly nobody should say it because it's a slur. If you think people should be treated differently for saying it based on the color of their skin then that's racism by definition.
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  726.  @ellarose4459  by the definition of the word racism white people can face racism, racism is also just thinking that one race is Superior or inferior to another and another one of the definitions of racism is to treat someone differently specifically because of their race which as I pointed out saying someone can't say something or do something simply because of their race is racist by definition.
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  727. That moment someone says a slur is a slur no matter the context but then says if the context is a black person saying it then it's not racist. A self defeated argument lol.
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  728. The entitlement is even stronger in people that think they should be able to race gate language and still claim they aren't racist. After all you can't claim you're for equality if you treat people's actions differently based simply on their skin color.
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  729.  @roxcipoo5742  limiting access to parts of a language is completely gatekeeping. I can understand the morals behind doing such a thing but that does not change the fact that it's making judgment on what is right or wrong not on the context behind what someone means but rather on the color of their skin which is by definition racist. I understand what it has been used for historically but to say other races cannot use it without immediately being offencive is racist in and of itself. You are saying someone's actions are wrong specifically because of their race. The road to hell is paved with good intentions as they say. You might have good intentions by saying other races should not say this one word but you're still doing a bad thing AKA racism by saying you're immediately wrong not for the context of how you are using the word but because you are not the right race.
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  730. I halfway agree but it's also not really anybody's place to say it's actually offensive except the people or pertains too and even then you'll get mixed results. It will offend some, some won't care, and others will be happy to see that any level of interest has been taken.
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  731. Didn't know solid meant woke
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  732.  @eevaaa_33  fair is subjective. Not objective aka factually correct to be fair. You may think it's fair but that's your subjective opinion but it's factually true that its not treating people equally bc it's treating them differently based on their skin color.
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  733. That's life for you. Plenty of disappointment.
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  734.  @G.bandzzzzz  that's pretty much what I was saying. "That's life for you" is a phrase. It doesn't specifically mean one person.
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  735.  @N-Khal  Agreed
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  736.  @godisverygay  you clearly do not know what the definition of racism is
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  737. She did.
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  738. I find it funny how some people will say you shouldn't be racist and treat people differently because of the color of their skin but the moment the conversation of saying slurs comes up a lot of those same people have no issue treating someone different based on the color of their skin. I'm not advocating that we should all start saying such words but you can't say that you shouldn't treat people differently based on the color of their skin and then turn right around and say only one race can say this word or that word because you're doing just that would you told somebody not to do.
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  739. Kinda racist of you to say.
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  740. I don't remember the question but I'm assuming from what you're saying that it was a question of which is worse because I can tell you for a fact that racism isn't a game of who has it worse, if something is racist it is still racist even if someone suffers more from races and then another person.
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  741. It's a very simple concept, it's called equality. Maybe you don't support it but plenty of people do.
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  742.  @brazz1578  no, not telling someone that their race is the wrong race to say a word is equality. Otherwise you are judging someone is wrong for their race which is racism
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  743.  @jay-cc9ou  a white person telling a black person what to say is wrong but a black person telling a white person what to say is right? That is a double standard and racist by definition
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  744.  @jay-cc9ou  except you're still telling somebody that something is wrong because of their race which is not treating them equally which is what racism is, treating someone differently specifically because of their race
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  745.  @jay-cc9ou  language belongs to all Races, nobody owns language. I think you need to look up the definition of racism because you clearly don't understand it.
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  746.  @jay-cc9ou  that's your opinion but you're objectively wrong according to the definition of racism. No race gets to tell other races what they can and cannot do. It was racism when white people tried that with black people and tried to enslave them and it's racist with what you're trying to do as well.
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  747.  @jay-cc9ou  deny it all you want, according to the definition of racism in the Oxford dictionary which is accepted around the world your beliefs are racist. You have not been able to prove me wrong nor have you really even tried to counter the definition or explain how the definition doesn't make you racist. I have given you an explanation why your beliefs are racist.
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  748. Not in the beginning though
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  749. And your point?
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  750. Naw korbin is terrible and kinda racist.
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  751.  @arikanee  ad hominem
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  752.  @arikanee  by definition ad hominem
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  753.  @arikanee  that's bc you're not trying anything other then an ad hominem(attacking a person rather then proving their argument incorrect). There's not much else to say when all you have done are ad hominems.
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  754. How to trigger an sjw. Step 1. Point out that telling someone they can't say something without it being offensive only because of their race is judging someone differently based on their skin which is racism. Step 2. Enjoy the meltdown paired with an argument based their emotions and subjective morals on why you are "wrong".
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  755. I think you're more referring to American or white American culture since there's no such thing as race culture, there's race plus location culture but there's no such thing as race Culture by itself since all races have different cultures based on where they are living on the planet and the same race will have a completely different culture depending on where they are
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  756. Yes he did. He generalized an entire race but almost every one of his fan club want to ignore that.
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  757. Yeah I would rather not have more people of any race be like the Irish guy who was incredibly woke, condescending and generalized all black people. Then again you are free to have your own standards or what make someone a desirable person to you.
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  758.  @5starrae  I don't really pay attention to who I'm replying to, I pay more attention to what they say. If my comments bother you then I suggest the same thing to you and just don't reply to me.
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  759.  @5starrae  on 2 different videos? Really? Wow xD
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  760. He generalized all black people so I don't respect him but you do you.
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  761.  @tonnermi  if I remember correctly it was rightly 1:19 into the video, maybe more 1:24.
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  762. He's married.
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  763. And generalizations at times.
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  764. Uh huh. Telling people they can't do something unless they're a specific race. Sounds like racism to me. After all that's what poc were told back in slave times.
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  765. Pretty much agree but by definition pride doesn't have to be anything you've worked for or based on something logical.
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  766. Okay?
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  767. Subjective opinion.
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  768.  @IrKeNoVa  it is an opinion because you do not speak for every Latino. You are generalizing an entire ethnicity.
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  769.  @IrKeNoVa  nationality, my bad though that's honestly irrelevant to my point which you haven't disproven
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  770. To be fair whether or not they are at the top doesn't change whether or not something can be racist towards them. For example the definition of the word slur only requires that you use a specific word intentionally with derogatory meaning towards a specific group. Slurs when used towards people of a specific race become racist language regardless of where they are in the societal food chain.
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  771.  LAYLA  Telling me how to act based on my race? Racist lol.
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  772.  LAYLA  lol how do you not understand what you said? You told me to stay quiet if I'm not a specific race. That's literally telling me to act a specific way based on my race lol. You trying to change change what you said, naw fam what you said is "are you black? If not hush".
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  773. Any reason possible since pride doesn't have to have any particular reason. Someone could just think it's pretty because the way the sun looks on their skin.
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  774. Did you love him for generalizing all black people?
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  775.  @dan-nr6mz  just because that is part of the word racism doesn't mean that's the only definition. Definitions change over time and new definitions are added that have nothing to do with how the word originally was.
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  776. Yeah not really since jean jacket generalized all black people.
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  777.  @Cashconsiderations  because one minute and 24 seconds into the video he assumed and claimed that they all go through very similar experiences which they all don't. Not every black person will feel discriminated against nor will they actually be discriminated against. Not everyone will feel that they are a victim of racism or any number of things. Not to mention that is coming reeks of focusing only on a United States centric mindset and people of all races are highly likely to have a vastly different life experience and way of living in different parts of the world but he's not factoring that into his comment either which further ends up with him making a generalization based on someone's race. Edit: this part I was going to add but I accidentally hit the send button before I was ready. It is true that it is possible for some people to relate due to similar experiences they may have had because of their skin color but it is very circumstantial and that will highly likely change depending on where the person is in the world. Even one state away can drastically change such a thing let alone a country away and by those points it is just as likely if not more that they are unable to relate simply because of their skin color so it's honestly kind of ignorant of him to say what he did especially with that kind of condescending look and tone that he had when he said it.
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  778. And?
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  779. Doesn't really make sense to constantly put something out in the world then complain when people use it.
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  780.  @looskiii  tell that to oppressed white lgbt members lol. You really just ignore definitions of words if they prove you wrong bc you don't understand the definition of racism.
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  781.  @looskiii  it's pretty clear that lgbt are oppressed
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  782.  @looskiii  they are still denied the same rights that other lgbt are denied lol.
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  783.  @465lps  it can be racist teasing though but the teasing has to be bc of her race to be so
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  784.  @ihateaether  fallacy take
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  785.  @idk1356  if it's the "most up to date" then it would be recognized in the dictionary tbh which it isn't. It's still just recognized as a type of racism but not the only definition of racism.
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  786. It's ironic that you are calling other people ignorant when you are speaking ignorantly yourself. Korbin may seem informed to you but one of the very first things he said was a racial generalization and stereotype and according to the definition racism does not inherently require the power to oppress. It may be your opinion that it does but that doesn't make it true.
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  787. Korbin missed by a long shot.
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  788. Yes context is everything.
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  789. Meh
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  790.  @fahrenheit2101  I can't bring myself to watch the whole video so I don't know either but I'm seeing a lot of crazy stuff like a lot of people saying the Irish dude is amazing even though the first thing out of his mouth was a generalization of all black people. People do crazy things.
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  791.  @fahrenheit2101  yeah I do understand that and I realized that's kind of what he was trying to get at but he did a terrible job of it. He also got all high and mighty saying that the same thing couldn't happen for white people at all or that's what I got from it. He just came off really bad and from the comment section here it doesn't look like other Irish or my bad, other hella Irish people care for him referring to himself as hella Irish lol
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  792.  @bbyace3048  I know that my guy, I basically told you that before you told me lol. I'm a person on the internet commenting on a public thing just like you lol.
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  793.  @obviouslywill4995  no you aren't lol
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  794. What is justifiable is actually subjective just like dancing unless you are following a specific dance that has particular dance steps so your comment isn't really accurate.
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  795. Give information? You mean spread misinformation because you clearly do not understand the definition of racism.
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  796.  @kijackson8374  the dictionary defines the meaning of words. Every word that you and I both use is only understandable to each other because we know what it means because of the dictionary. It is because of the dictionary as I said that we understand each other because it is what defines the words we are using and your idea of racism is systemic racism and not just racism so you are incorrect period at best you are only partially correct which means you are also partially incorrect. I have done my research by picking up a dictionary and reading the definition of the word racism so no I was perfectly fine with doing my research and I already did my research before commenting or even reading your original comment.
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  797. So how much do you love generalizing all black people because that's the first thing your Irish guy did in the video lol.
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  798. Eh. Debatable.
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  799. Not really. You can be proud of anything for any reason. You can be proud of something for no reason at all. Plus by your logic black people who are proud of being black are then proud of selling other black people into slavery because that's how the slave trade started in the USA.
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  800. What you think is racism is by definition systemic racism, not racism
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  801. On one hand I understand where you're coming from but on the other there's a lot of issues with your logic. The first and one of the most glaring issues is that no race completely thinks the same way. You will find black people who have no issue with anybody saying it, some that have issues with others saying it depending on their race and then some that will have issues with anybody saying it regardless of your race. It's a bit of a case by case basis at best but there will also be hypocrisy where people will say what you have said but then they will say ignore those black people because it's my opinion that matters, I don't like their opinion regarding this topic so ignore theirs. Another glaring issue with your logic is that though your opinion on the matter is understandable it's still racist thinking. One's race is not going to stop a word from being offensive, a black person saying the word could have it be just as offensive, on purpose, and a white person, an asian, and Indian Etc so to say that Only One race can say it doesn't actually do anything except create more racism because the difference is based on someone's race. Now I'm not necessarily saying that you think it's only okay if black people say it but you are saying that the only person's opinion that matters on the topic is a black person but this as I just described is how some black people feel which is illogical and as I have stated also racist. One's race doesn't inherently Grant you extra intelligence or logic or less of such things. It also doesn't guarantee that you have suffered the same way as another person or that you suffered more or even less so it's kind of racist to say only their opinion matters versus saying that someone who has gone through things of such nature has a more valid opinion because race as I have stated does not guarantee that they have experienced anything. Like I said at first your opinion on the matter is completely understandable and afterwards it still is to a degree but it's also very flawed reasoning and more so emotional reasoning than it is logical.
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  802. Pirates
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  803. Nah. Generalizing all black people revokes it imo.
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  804.  @qorgan3268  actually it can. If he claims something is true about all black people when it isn't then by definition it's a generalization even if it's a common occurrence. Also just bc it's a common occurrence in some places doesn't mean it is everywhere.
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  805. So are you saying they should lie or do their best to hide that? Sounds sketchy to me.
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  806.  @pisshair  the irony would be that most people if they feel like they need to ask you if you have said the word usually seem to not believe any answer unless it's yes
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  807. That's an sjw for you.
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  808. By definition racism isn't about oppression.
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  809. Someone who generalized all black people
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  810. Hopefully not with everything he said since he generalized all black people in the world.
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  811. You're not really referring to racism there. What you're describing is more systematic racism.
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  812.  @MattDiamondFlix  technically yes but technically no. Yes that it's a type of racism but no bc systematic by definition isn't the only type of racism. If I understood what you meant correctly.
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  813.  @MattDiamondFlix  my dude I'm going off the actual definition. Say what you want the dictionary and the majority of the world backs me up.
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  814. It's not going to go easy any time soon it seems.
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  815.  @JB-zd8gv  Sadly true
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  816. It's a Biblical reference. It basically means realize your own problem before pointing that very same issue out in other people, basically the pot calling the kettle black.
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  817.  @BONNIEFULLBODY  actually it's not and they have been oppressed off and on throughout history, apparently you haven't studied world history in the slightest bit.
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  818. Piracy at that time was more than just a criminal occupation, it was a way of life with its own customs and traditions so it actually was a culture. Now I wouldn't say was the best or most likeable comparison that she could make but it was a culture all the same.
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  819. The definition of the word racism disagrees with you.
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  820.  @jakobyy  by definition of the word racism it is not inherently systematic only. You are trying to say you can't be racist to white people because of comparisons you are making with what people have suffered historically but that is irrelevant in terms of the definition which describes what racism is defined as. There is systemic racism in which case yes I would agree it's pretty much impossible nowadays to be systematically racist to a white person but there's more than one kind of racism and not all forms of racism are systematic so you are factually incorrect there.
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  821.  @bromendez5073  I would like to see them present facts backing up their claims but I doubt it will happen.
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  822.  @jakobyy  a person's race doesn't define what racism is. Racism isn't different depending on your race. If something is racist than it is racist, someone's race does not change that one little bit. Google pulls the definition from dictionarys and established and venerable dictionaries reflect how words are used in society by the majority. You can disagree with the definition based off of what the majority of society says it is but that doesn't mean you are correct especially if you think a word changes based off of somebody's race.
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  823.  @jakobyy  we've already gone over how you go by your own personal definition of racism and not the one the majority of the world uses including thousands of poc. Just bc you feel it is one way doesn't mean it is and your skin color make you any more correct then anybody else.
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  824. It's everybody's word. Don't be racist and say that a word only belongs to a specific race. Nobody should really say it but race gating language is racist.
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  825.  @hershu1653  so you're trying to tell me that is not racist for one human being to tell another human being of A different race that they cannot do something simply because they are not the right race? Seems kind of unequal treatment revolving around what race you are. Wait a minute that must be because it is! And wait a minute, treating people differently simply because of their race and acting like they aren't the right race for something means you're not treating them equally which is the definition of racism! Well what do you know it is racist after all just like I said.
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  826.  @longnecklacegirl13  I love it when people say that just like you did because then I can turn right around and say this. What logically and reasonably gave you the idea that I want to say it? I haven't said anything to give you reasonable belief that I want to say any word like that. I also haven't given you any reason to believe I would be limited from saying it by anything other than whether or not I felt like saying it. You are just assuming that I want to and assuming from saying it by anything other than whether or not I felt like saying it. You are just assuming that I want to. After all nothing I said is incorrect factually speaking. If you tell someone they can't do something simply because of their race or that it's wrong because of their race then that is by definition racism. Just because you don't like what I said doesn't mean that I want to say a word 😂 I also almost forgot to add that I find it funny that I haven't said what my race is but here you are assuming. You are just assuming I'm not a specific race and I'm betting that you still wouldn't agree even if I was any particular race so it really doesn't even matter what my race is because I'm not using my opinion here I'm pointing out facts.
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  827.  @longnecklacegirl13  you are mixing up explaining why something is racist with defending and even if I was trying to defend it I still have only used two different explanations at most and that's an arguable thing to say two rather than one so even then to say that I'm defending every way for me to say it is a huge stretch so you really once again do not have any logical reason to believe that I want to say it because as I explained I'm not defending it because I'm explaining why it's racist to believe what they believe and even then I'm not explaining it every possible way like you are implying that I am.
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  828.  @longnecklacegirl13  how is what I am saying racist by the definition of racism?
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  829.  @longnecklacegirl13  I'm saying that to treat someone differently based on their race is racist by definition. People should be judged equally and by their race and that includes not being judged differently for their actions simply because their race is different.
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  830. Oh yes honey. You can be racist towards white people by definition of the word racism.
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  831. You mean korbin the race generalizer?
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  832. Came off a little xenophobic especially since pretty much every European friend I have talks about how racism is still very well alive and active in Europe, not just a handful of people but a lot of people in Europe are racist towards black people. Also I wouldn't really call the Irish guy amazing or anything like that since he just generalized an entire race with the first thing that came out of his mouth. He's one of those types of people that try so hard to fight racism that he becomes racist himself.
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  833.  @op.1008  oh trust me ik it's everywhere
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  834. It doesn't exist, race culture as a whole doesn't exist whether it's white, black Etc.
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  835.  @logantrofimov99  race culture doesn't exist. Race culture plus location exists but not race Culture by itself. If race Culture by itself existed then every person in whatever race would have the same culture all over the world. That's obviously not the case which means race culture doesn't exist except based on location where there's culture involving a specific race in a specific way but only in that location. Being likely to have a similar experience as someone in another place isn't the same thing as being guaranteed to have a similar experience. Your argument is based off of a fallacy which if you do not understand what a fallacy is it is an idea based off of a mistaken belief.
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  836. Why support the guy who generalized all black people with the first thing out of his mouth?
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  837. Being educated doesn't make one inherently correct and korbin aka Irish guy was a great example of that.
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  838. The fact you think it's okay to say something is wrong bc of someone's race is sad. We be back in racist times it seems.
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  839.  @106cici  that's not actually how they work. The only way they work is that they are considered a slur if it is a word that targets a specific group with negative context. By definition that is how they work and anything else is just your subjective opinion. It's also a fact that if you say something is wrong for someone to do specifically because they aren't the right race then you are racist and the way you are describing how slurs supposedly work describes you as having racist thinking. Also grammatically you are wrong because the way you are wording things saying you literally cannot say then is implying you are physically incapable of saying them. With all due respect I do not think you understand how grammar or language works in certain respects. I also I'm not super familiar with them but I am familiar enough in this regard.
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  840.  @106cici  I think it's a messy issue to be honest. According to the word racism to say that it's wrong because you're not black to say it is racist, according to the definition but I also think it's a cultural thing now to say it's okay to think of things that way on this subject. Society is kind of contradicting itself. I believe context is what matters as in the way someone means for it to come across is what decides whether or not it is wrong because anybody can be racist to their own race. That's my viewpoint on the matter though.
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  841.  @106cici  np
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  842. Uh Idk how you came to that idea because there are plenty of white people in the comments sections that do like it just like there are plenty of white people in the comments sections that don't like it lol.
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  843. Maybe certain places since there are still racist people out there but your story loses credibility if you say that you will never be hired and it will always be because of your skin color.
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  844.  @nanlev613  you did kind of imply that when you said "they will always say not a fit as the reason". Without more context it's kind of hard to see it any other way but I'm glad that it was just a misunderstanding and it was cleared up.
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  845.  @nanlev613  yes I understand a lot better now thank you. I also agree with hiring for ability and have no issue with hiring for diverse as long as ability is also prioritized equally. A few times at my workplace they clearly prioritized diversity over ability and that didn't help anybody, they hired someone for the diversity of race and sex but they threw her in there with no training as an assistant management position and she floundered and eventually got demoted because they did not prepare her adequately beforehand. The system failed her to be sure.
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  846. I doubt his white wife would like that lol
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  847. So you're racist.
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  848.  @tanya7360  it seems that you said that you rolled your eyes during the video bc you believe all white people think the same.
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  849. I agree that it wasn't a good comparison but if you look up the definition of culture then you'll see that pirates could be considered a culture, technically that is.
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  850.  @juv11a  agreed
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  851. Pretty sure they're making the music for whomever will give them money
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  852. True but culture isn't inherently synonymous with any one specific race either.
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  853. That may be how you feel it is but that doesn't mean it's the absolute truth for everybody. You are attaching your own meaning to the word but at the same time you are also judging people by their race when it comes to this word which actually is racist. Also not all black people use this word in an okay way. There is still black people who use this in a derogatory way towards other black people. Segregating and racially gatekeeping language is not a helpful thing.
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  854.  @brazz1578  that's a racist belief to have
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  855. What you're saying doesn't really make sense. I'll take your logic and apply to another situation. Let's say two family members are fighting and angry at each other and In the Heat of the Moment one of them says something really hurtful and regrets if later is not immediately. According to your logic the fact that they said it at all means that they think it was okay and that's really just not a very rational train of thought. Humans do things without thinking, there's a muscle memory and other such things of such nature. With all due respect it does seem like you are really grasping and reaching thinking that slipping up means that you think it's okay to say it and that you are racist for saying it. I'm hoping you also don't believe in the irrational thought that it's okay to judge people differently for saying the word based on their race.
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  856.  @mysterypanda4184  I wasn't saying that people can't control themselves in arguments, I was saying that sometimes people can't control what they say in arguments because they lose themselves in the Heat of the Moment. Think about what you just said though, it shouldn't be allowed for people to be racist whether they couldn't control it or not, how can you not allow something if you can't control it? Let's say you are tied to a chair and people are beating each other up in front of you, you shouldn't allow them to beat each other up just because but tell me how you going to stop it because you can't control it. It doesn't make sense to hold somebody accountable for something that they did not intentionally do, if you can't control something then that's all there is to it, you can't control it so it happens. If they think it was okay afterwards that's a different story because then they can be held accountable at the very least for thinking it was okay, they may not have done it on purpose but the fact they think it's okay is another issue.
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  857. Technically by definition it is, oddly enough
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  858. Nobody should say it but everybody can say it.
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  859.  @KingDami1999  I mean people shouldn't be racist and say something is wrong only bc someones skin isn't the "right" color bc that's racism by definition.
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  860.  @Caliknowzbest4u  both are human, both are same lol
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  861. Overreact much?
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  862. Kind of comes off as an ignorant take ngl.
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  863. To be fair it's common sense not to put something in something public if you don't want it being said/used/talked about.
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  864. He's a great example of someone trying so hard to fight racism that he becomes racist himself.
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  865. Don't worry he's probably disappointed in you as well since you don't know the definition of racism.
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  866. I didn't really care for him. He came off very condescending and a holier then thou attitude despite the fact he generalized a whole race with the first thing out of his mouth at 1:24
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  867. Bc people don't experience the same exact things all over the world simple bc of their skin color. It's kinda obvious, no offense.
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  868.  @lukewarm893  not literally everyone in literally every place. You're making a generalization.
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  869. The thing about pride is you can be proud of anything for any reason. Pride is built on subjectivity. You can be proud of something because you personally find it pretty. Korbin was bad imo since the first argument out of his mouth was to generalize all black people in the world.
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  870. You can lash out at oppressors in racist ways.
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  871. By definition racial prejudice is racism.
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  872. Depends on why they said it. It could be racism.
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  873.  @iseeit2215  what is harmful can be subjective. There are things that are factually harmful and things that are subjectively harmful such as verbal actions being subjective in terms of whether they are harmful or not. If someone is saying that they can't dance because of their race, whatever the race is, specifically because they don't care for that person because they are of that race gendo's actions AKA saying you can't dance because you are [insert race] becomes racist because it is being said because of racist motives. Whether it is just being mean or whether it is being racist is dependent on why it is being said. Whether or not what is being said is true or harmful is actually a little bit irrelevant depending on the situation because if it is sad with a racist motive behind it than it is racist regardless of whether or not the person feels harmed or if it was even true.
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  874. Nobody should say slurs no matter their race.
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  875. You are kind of playing semantics. The reason I say that is because you don't need to appreciate skin color because it's just skin color and if you just treat everybody the same way you can still accomplish that by not paying attention to someone skin color because it doesn't matter anyway.
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  876. Would you rather they lie?
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  877. Do you have objective proof to back up your claim? I mean the dictionary proves you wrong so what proof do you have other than your subjective opinion?
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  878. Bleh race generalizer
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  879. I think I would avoid voting somebody for president if they generalized an entire race of people but everybody has their own standards for their votes.
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  880.  @TrueCarbon  it's not really water down. Not every white person for even anybody of any race is going to guaranteed have someone as an ancestor that committed an atrocity like this comment is basically claiming. Your comment is overlooking that fact as well. Sharing the same skin color as another person doesn't mean you share the same kind of forefathers so to speak.
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  881.  @azzytype  he was full of himself which is the opposite of chill
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  882. Yes they do when you think about it. Culture is tradition, it's the way a group lives their life but Pirates themselves are not a specific race or ethnicity, anybody could become a pirate therefore pirating was a way of life which means it was a culture. They had their own rules for how things were done and the way they would live their life therefore it was a culture.
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  883. Naw it's a fact. There is no such thing as race culture.
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  884.  @nattyshelton1287  but you said yourself that a race can't be racist against its own race because that's colorism which I pointed out how that is not true because colorism and racism are two different things.
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  885.  @TheOneTaurus  anyone who judges someone's actions differently based on race is a racist
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  886. It can depending on why they said it
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  887.  @rengokuscrunchytwattreats3045  actually you might be wrong about that. There are insanely racist people in the world that will believe practically anything so I would not be surprised in the slightest bit if there was someone who actually believed that white people could not dance simply because they were white. If people like karmonick Zeta exist, someone who believes that black people are literal gods and that all other races are lesser than black people and desires actual segregation to come again then I can believe pretty much anything.
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  888.  @rengokuscrunchytwattreats3045  true but at the same time you contradicted that by saying "nobody believes".
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  889.  @selinaa7241  you can "feel" that something is racist but that doesn't mean it is. Someone's race won't magically change it and make it racist. If something wasn't racist in the beginning then it still isn't no matter who is offended by it.
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  890. The irony with you talking about something that's appalling yet you are making an extra level of judgment towards someone because of their race.
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  891. Probably all over the world.
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  892. Yet you can't factually prove that can you? You can only assume.
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  893.  @Ounjai1575  honestly it sounds like you're the one getting your history mixed up.The N word ending in an A wasn't used during the time when black people where whipped. That's a recent term.
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  894.  @Ounjai1575  But you said that it was being used with an A at the end the same time they were being whipped which is incorrect. I'm not sure which hard to understand about that
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  895.  @Ounjai1575  Try looking at the comment you replied to, the original comment. The person is not speaking about the word that ends with an R but they are speaking about the word that ends with an a. It sounds like you're the one who doesn't know what you're talking about and never knew what was being talked about. I guess I was giving you too much credit and you never even paid that much attention to what you replied to in the first place lol. I didn't lie about anything I just assumed that you actually read the opening comment that you first started commenting on but apparently you didn't so the joke is on you lol.
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  896.  @Ounjai1575  lol said the one who first commented to them to "educate" them.
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  897.  @ParkJimin-yq4kk  100% incorrect lol
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  898.  @nawami_  that is factually incorrect. I suggest you look up the definition of racism
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  899.  @ronnyraves  That is factually incorrect. Look up the definition of racism lol.
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  900.  @ParkJimin-yq4kk  I don't think you understand what racism is lol.
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  901. @azzie It's a fact that you can be racist to any race lol.
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  902. @azzie look up the definition of racism "It was first defined by the Oxford English Dictionary (2nd edition, 1989) as "[t]he theory that distinctive human characteristics and abilities are determined by race"; the same dictionary termed racism a synonym of racialism: "belief in the superiority of a particular race"." It's a fact you can be racist against a white person. The fact that you believe you can't be is in and of itself a racist belief.
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  903. @azzie because I already proved my point how its a fact you can be racist towards white people. You don't need to use slurs to be racist to someone.
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  904. @azzie it's in the definition. Believing a race is better or worse then another race. That's racism.
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  905. @azzie sure lol.
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  906.  @kailamoore5331  yeah I see them lying to you about sending links again and again.
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  907. @azzie you never gave any proof lol
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  908.  @antonydemerson4977  "to a certain extent" what?
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  909.  @julyleouser  facts prove you wrong
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  910.  @nurockofficial  they're just a troll
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  911. Nice fallacy buddy.
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  912. L korbin for generalizing black people and failing to understand culture yet "educating" others on it.
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  913. That's not really the best take because people who are not white do dress up the same way as white people do for Halloween, they might not pick the same outfits because they may not see one as a costume but that doesn't mean that you don't see and outfit based off a different culture as a costume. The way you phrased this makes it sound as if only white people do it.
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  914. He's married to a white woman
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  915.  @its_konna8717  You may view it differently but it's still racism by definition.
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  916. The fact that she didn't realize that pirates had a culture of their own kind of shows that she didn't really get it. She thought it was different with pirates all over the place in media, video games and books so she thought it was a different thing but in reality it's not lol.
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  917.  @mollydavis4394  could be. I was only trying to find the part that was relevant and I went off the pirate comparison part. I can barely watch 2 minutes of this video because of the overall cringe.
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  918. Bullying can be racism if it's bullying bc of someone's race.
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  919. Reverse racism is just racism.
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  920. So you hate all European comments to be safe? Sounds kinda xenophobic.
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  921. Actually one of the problems are people like you saying that any race all thinks the same way when they clearly don't lol.
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  922.  @banzé2  you do realize don't you that if you bully someone specifically because of their race that it is by definition racism right?
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  923.  @banzé2  oh my where to start with this lol. First of look up the definition of what it means to oppress someone because by definition nobody's race can affect if you can oppress someone unless you're specifically about systematically and even then it's very dependant upon where you live whether it's likely or not depending on your race but once again that's only for systematic oppression which isn't the only kind lol. Also all races have suffered racism before, calm down, grow up and don't act like you're having an emotional breakdown. Next I'll point put that I haven't said anything to tell you my race but here you are assuming you already know for a fact what it is so nice job making an ass out of yourself.....again lol. You also assumed I wanted to be a victim despite having no logical reason to think that so once again nice job making yourself look asinine and short a few brain cells lol. Finally it's not a competition. If someone is oppressed then they're oppressed, if they're bullied then they're bullied. One person getting worse doesn't erase the bad that happens to others so your attempt to play the oppression olympics is irrelevant to the topic.
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  924.  @banzé2  same to you my friend. Just bc you don't like the fact that everybody can suffer racism won't change that you're wrong. Definitions won't change just bc you don't like them. You have no facts to back up your argument and I do so enjoy your life ig lol.
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  925.  @bentobench8295  naw fam. I just know the definitions of words.
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  926. By definition you don't but even if it was true it's also true that everyone has some form of privilege.
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  927. Not likely.
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  928. Eh that's honestly debatable. Some of the jacket wearing people weren't sensible either.
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  929. Yeah because the screen was hard to read, they should have made the words bigger.
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  930. You agree with generalizing black people too then? I mean after all that's what he did so.....
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  931.  @jamiewillis5701  you clearly missed the point
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  932.  @leiajoe3176  it really doesn't. There's a correlation isn't automatically causation.
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  933. Your name is "black people"? Kinda odd
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  934.  @z1rren  there's no reason for me too but there's reason for you to do exactly that yourself given your rudeness out of nowhere for no reason.
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  935. Yes and no. You're over simplifying something thats not super complicated but also not as simple as you make it out to be either.
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  936.  @ash-vt8ew  oppressed white homosexuals prove you wrong.
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  937. Everyone has some form of privilege, big whoop.
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  938. Just like every other human
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  939.  @safa3186  you're playing the oppression olympics though. The point was that they still have privilege, it's not who has more privilege, you are moving the goal post and are there for being dishonest.
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  940.  @kaelynjacksonn  pirates and native Americans are very different cultures
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  941.  @anijuabrown9325  living as a pirate was a culture lol
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  942.  @faith_is_full  it was a way of life so yes it as a culture by definition
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  943.  @lizalindblom8092  first off morality is subjective so just because you say it isn't moral doesn't mean it isn't. Secondly it is racist to say someone can or cannot do something simply because of the color of their skin. Everybody is equal regardless of race and everybody has the same rights regardless of race so if you say that someone does not have the same right or cannot do something simply because of their race then you are being a racist.
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  944.  @lizalindblom8092  I'm assuming that you mean the n-word? If that's what you mean then that apply to everybody. I believe that nobody should use any slurs. If you say that only certain groups can say certain slurs then you are being racist. Context is what matters but I believe nobody should say slurs anyway.
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  945.  @lizalindblom8092  you are trying to have your cake and eat it too but it doesn't work because of your own logic. You asked me if everybody is equal then why use the word that signifies inequality. If you believe that word signifies inequality then it signifies inequality for everybody. You are basing your opinions on people's race which is racism so you are making yourself a racist. If context truly matters to you then you will judge a person based on their contact first and foremost and not on their race. I acknowledge all the terrible things that have happened to black people and especially at the hands of white people but that does not inherently mean that something said by a white person always carries a specific context. If you claim that is true then you are claiming that their race decides for them what their words mean which is you judging someone based on their race. If you say it's different for black people than once again you were judging based on their race. Morality does not change this. It does not change the definitions. I can understand why you feel the way you do but it does not change what the words mean by definition, it does not change what racism means or how racism applies based on its definition. The logic you are trying to suggest is basically fighting racism with racism. Either way even if it's for a good cause it's still racism.
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  946.  @lizalindblom8092  I'm sorry but that's still kinda racist to say. To claim that race decides for you what you mean. That's your opinion, not an objective fact that race decides the meaning.
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  947.  @lizalindblom8092  apparently you don't know what the definition of racism is. Nowhere in the definition of racism does it say you can't be racist against white people.
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  948.  @lizalindblom8092  articles don't define whether or not you can be racist to a white person. Definitions do and the definition of racism does not exclude white people.
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  949. Bc they racially generalize them?
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  950. You're gonna have a hard time living life if that gets to you that badly.
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  951. Like korbin
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  952. The Irish guy also spoke generalizations like how the first thing he said wasn't a fact but a generalization of all black people.
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  953. Culture is a way of life, traditions, pretty much impossible not to have culture lmfao
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  954. Another racist appears.
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  955. She Kind of did make a point though. A badly worded point but a point nonetheless.
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  956. Imo he already stopped himself at the beginning of the video from being perfect when he generalized all black people but I do agree with the "what a guy" part. Just with a different mindset regarding that phrasing.
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  957. Your comment just shows that you don't understand definitions and prefer instead to just go with your own personal definitions.
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  958. Wth lol
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  959. Preach
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  960. You like that he generalized black people?
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  961.  @cora7043  then I'm glad you don't like everything about the Irish guy
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  962.  @brazz1578  I believe he said it 1:22 into the video. He said that all black people can relate to each other because they have gone through discrimination and other things. It's true that many black people have gone through similar experiences such as discrimination in certain parts of the world but black people all over the world cannot relate to that. Even where there are a lot of racial issues in America not every black person will feel like they are being discriminated against and therefore will not feel like they can relate but according to the Irish guy every black person can relate because they go through that.
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  963. News flash. All skin colors are nothing but skin colors.
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  964.  @coopy00  news flash skin color is still just skin color and all races have colonized.
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  965. Bruh you can't relate to someone just bc of their skin color. Way to reduce the human race to skin pigment lol.
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  966.  @missgirl4001  1. The dictionary doesn't exclude any race from falling victim to racism from another so yes you can for a fact be racist to white people. 2. People of all races are lgbt and they are oppressed so yes you can oppress the oppressor.
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  967.  Blueebi  I never said someone who is part of the lgbtq couldn't be racist so I don't know why you're telling me that they can be because I actually said that myself. They just said that you can't oppress the oppressor but there are oppressed white LGBT members. I really don't know what you thought you read but you might want to read a little bit more carefully.
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  968.  Blueebi  I think you're misunderstanding me because you're actually agreeing with me
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  969. Racism isn't about playing the oppression olympics and it's sad that you feel that it is about that.
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  970. Better then the person who lies about saying it.
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  971.  @Alphae21  however they live as a group is their culture by definition. The definition of culture is vague enough that it makes it pretty much impossible for any group not to have a culture. If a group goes by through life stealing others cultures that actually then becomes that group's culture, stealing culture actually becomes a culture.
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  972. It's public use music aka it's for everyone.
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  973. You've "exposed" yourself with your comment now as well.
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  974.  @tiki9767  actually you did. You said what you thought about these people and their thought processes so you did "expose" yourself just like the others that you're talking about.
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  975.  @kaylaeubanks9313  nobody should say it
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  976.  @jevislife5675  Thanks for admitting you're a racist lol. I mean you did agree that you can be the "wrong race" to do something which is racist because all races are equal.
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  977.  @jevislife5675  The definition of racism says that if you believe all races aren't the same i.e. equal then you're a racist.
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  978.  @kamyabrielle  if you know a word then by definition it's in your vocabulary
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  979.  @jevislife5675  You might want to look at yourself because if you don't understand why people get into other people's business or wonder about them or try to copy them or any of that well you should wonder about why you are in the comment section debating these kind of things because you're doing the exact same thing that you don't understand Why other people do it. By the way, two things. One you assume I'm privileged but then again technically your right because everybody has some form of privilege and the second thing is that technically race is a human construct and there's only one race and people look differently only because of the area they grow up in so it's more environmental changes rather than multiple races.
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  980.  @kamyabrielle  the definition of vocabulary basically just says if you know what a word means then it's in your vocabulary.
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  981. This is about race no, not race in specific parts of the world but race as a whole
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  982. So you're assuming that all white people on the face of the planet think that they are superior? Kind of a bad look for you my dude and not a realistic thing to believe. Also anybody can be racist to anybody by definition of the word racism. After all the definition of the word racism describes racial prejudice as racism. It also does not require anybody to be oppressed or to be marginalized or a minority.
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  983.  @donuthog  historically they did not. I mentioned all white people on the face of the planet, not all white people in the United States. You might have a point if I was referring to only the United States because historically the majority did think that but you would also still lose your argument because this person showed no context to suggest that they weren't speaking only in a historic sense but also in a current sense that all white people still think they are superior. Racism in my opinion just like it says in the dictionary does not stem only from oppression but I think what you are also referring to systemic oppression and systematic racism because anybody can be oppressed by anyone else at any time but on the other hand not just anybody can be systematically oppressed at any time.
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  984.  @sephamendes1060  you do realize don't you that the very first thing that came out of the Irish guy's mouth is a generalization of all black people? It's really not that far of a stretch to even say that he was suggesting that all black people are oppressed because of the way he said what he said.
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  985.  @sephamendes1060  it's not true. Even you yourself are saying "I'm sure most black people". It's mostly true(for the usa) but not 100% true. The issue is that the way it was said came off as insanely white savior. It makes people not want to listen when it comes off that way. You have my respect though for realizing it was a generalization though.
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  986.  @sephamendes1060  the problem was that it was untrue because of the way he said it plus imo (if I'm remembering his body language correctly when he said it) he also came off haughty as well. I generally agree with you that we should respect even if we don't agree but it's kind of hard too when what is said is factually wrong(because of the way it was said) and it's delivered the way he delivered it.
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  987.  @sephamendes1060  that is true
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  988. I definitely would not.
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  989.  @nuiyaroberts3495  that is factually incorrect. I never said people shouldn't get backlash for saying the n-word. Not on this comment chain or any other comment chain. What you are doing is twisting my words to suit your purpose. I do not believe that people should received backlash different from another person for the same action simply based on their race because that is racism to treat someone differently based on their race. Everybody should receive the same backlash for the same actions. If someone is intending to be offensive than they should receive the same backlash regardless of their race and if they are not intending to be offensive or to cause harm then they should all not received backlash equally. Nice try but you failed pretty hard especially since you can't prove that I said what you said because I never said it lol. On a small side know the reason why I wouldn't want him as my best friend is because he acts like he's morally Superior two other people when his opinion isn't actually better than anybody else's because it's all subjective not only that he acts like his opinion in regards to race and racism and all of that is better than other people's yet one of the very first things out of his mouth in this video is him generalizing all black people, oh the sweet hiphoprisy coming from him.
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  990.  @nuiyaroberts3495  that's on you but just because you chose not to read it doesn't mean that you are correct and I am wrong lol. Your laziness is not my problem xD
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  991. Pride isn't inherently logical by nature.
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  992.  @goblin3784  I wouldn't call generalizing all black people based but hey if that's what you find cool then go right ahead I guess.
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  993.  @goblin3784  but you said he's based in response to someone saying he's annoying so your response isn't really any better then mine. Honestly for what I said alone I wouldn't consider him being able to be based at all.
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  994. You can be highly educated in general but ignorant with a specific thing. Not really hard to understand.
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  995. Everyone can say all words the same as anybody else. Weather a word should be said by anybody is different but everybody has the same right to language.
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  996. Depends on the reason that they're being mean.
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  997. Whether something is more hurtful or not depends on a number of factors. Is it more hurtful to be systematically racist to someone compared to being racist simply by calling them names because of their race? Yes you can really do more damage in a racist way through systemic racism but if you are racist to two different people of different races, one of them systematically suffering from racism and the other one isn't, you're not hurting the person who is suffering systematically as well any extra then the person who isn't. You are being equally races to both of them, the fact they are being oppressed systemically doesn't double the damage like you suggest in your comment. It does hold the same meaning. When you're comparing different types of racism it might not hold the same meaning but when you are comparing the same type of racism it does hold the same level of meaning regardless of whether or not the person you are aiming at is currently oppressed in other ways or not.
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  998. Never underestimate what someone in 2021 can be offended by.
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  999. Tipping and capitalism are an example of American culture including white American culture.
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  1000.  @katt6452  Yeah they are being kinda racist.
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  1001.  @sbn6340  I would ask if my race would change anything with what I've said but I have already seen that you believe the incorrect idea that white people can't experience racism despite the fact that the definition of racism does not exclude white people. You seem to be one of those people that believe that racism exists only as systemic racism.
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  1002.  @sbn6340   First off I didn't answer your question what my race was but it seems that you made the assumption anyway and likely simply because I have told you that you're wrong. Making assumptions like that simply because you don't like what you hear isn't very productive. Secondly cannot prove that is always and always will be the truth about white people. Right now and specifically in certain places of the world that is likely to be the case and to be the case for a long time but I highly doubt you can factually prove that is true everywhere in the world and it will always stay that way. It is a fact that all races can experience "racism". It is clearly shown in the Oxford dictionary, one of the most well known and most accepted dictionaries in the world, that no race is excluded under any condition from being able to be the victim of "racism". You seem to keep trying to change the direction of the conversation. First you say white people cannot experience racism and I point out how that is factually incorrect and then you change gears and attempt to say it would never be the same kind of racism. The thing is that racism is still racism. If something is bad then it is still bad, just because something is worse or happens to a worst degree doesn't negate the fact that it's still bad in both cases. Even if one group has greater experiences with racism then another that does not mean that either case of racism is any more acceptable then the other. Trying to say that white people won't experience the same level of racism as a counter to my point that white people can experience racism really does not reflect well on you because it makes you come across as if you want to play the victim, either you want to be the only one who can experience racism and if that won't work then you want to be the one that experiences worse racism excetera excetera. The point was that you were wrong that white people can't experience racism so it was kind of irrelevant for you to suddenly talk about who experiences or could experience worse levels of racism. Also I feel I should probably point out to you since one of your other comments on this video involved you saying that racism was a system built by white people, that is horrifically incorrect. All races have had a part in racism. For example slavery started in the United States not because of white people but because African-Americans sold other African-Americans to white people in the United States and that's how slavery started in the United States.
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  1003. "It was first defined by the Oxford English Dictionary (2nd edition, 1989) as "[t]he theory that distinctive human characteristics and abilities are determined by race"; the same dictionary termed racism a synonym of racialism: "belief in the superiority of a particular race"." I suggest you do some digging into the definition a racism because racism is not just systemic oppression. White people can be victims of racism and it does not require it to be systematic.
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  1004.  @andreag9243  The dictionary tells you the definitions of the words that society uses to communicate. How you feel doesn't change what words actually mean just because you feel it should. If the word you're using doesn't match with how you feel then you're using the wrong word. Just because you don't want it to mean something doesn't mean it doesn't magically mean it anymore.
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  1005.  @andreag9243  your own comment proved my point though. My whole point was that there's more then 1 definition to racism and white people can be victims of racism and you just posted a definition that supports what I said. The very first definition in your comment btw.
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  1006.  @andreag9243  that is racist to tell an entire race that they cannot feel Superior or that they can feel one way or another. You cannot dictate for an entire race what they think and feel. To assume that you can is racist as well. It is also ignorant. There are places in the world where white people are the minorities so your own idea doesn't really hold true. All races are equal which means they all have the same capacity to feel Superior, inferior or anything else that any human can feel. To say that one race can never feel something is racist.
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  1007. That's bc you disagree with the world wide majority(including minority) accepted definition of racism. Just bc you disagree doesn't mean you're correct, it's just your opinion and most of the world including most minorities say you're wrong.
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  1008. Then again if you believe that One race should not be able to say a specific word or phrase simply because they are not a particular race then you don't really believe in equality because you are not seeing them equally.
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  1009. Wow claiming that racism doesn't exist in America smh
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  1010. Because they founded what was known to be a country later. Others might have lived there but they didn't create the country. It sounds similar but it's different.
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  1011. You're the first person I've seen say joe so I guess not.
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  1012.  @helen9822  pride is inherently subjective. You can be proud of anything for any reason.
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  1013.  @helen9822  that's fair enough though pride isn't exactly a logical thing in the first place. Personally I find it a little weird to feel proud about anything but that's just me.
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  1014.  @mfk833  it's very easy and simple. You are proud because you are beautiful, something that many people have considered desirable. Pride is one-hundred-percent subjective. By definition it is not required to be logical.
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  1015. Shouldn't that logic apply to anybody who dresses up as something from another culture and not just one specific race?
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  1016. Honestly if that's the logic you use it's the same in the reverse saying she can't use it is a form of oppression because it suppressing her freedom of speech. If I remember correctly she's not even arguing what you say she is though. Her argument was more along the lines of if you don't want the word to be said by anybody and everybody then you shouldn't put it in your music because the music is for everybody anyways. It doesn't matter who you may have originally intended it for, a lot of times it's not meant for anyone specifically, because music is for everybody in the end when it comes to the marketplace.
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  1017. Music is for everyone. If you don't want something said then don't put it out there in a song for all to hear.
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  1018. @Dan you'd be surprised how many people claim that they do
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  1019. That moment when someone says Americans don't have American culture smh.
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  1020.  @hyperleap4876  culture is the way a group lives their life, their traditions Etc. You may not think much of their traditions and their culture but they do. Capitalism and tipping are 2 examples of American culture.
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  1021.  @hyperleap4876  it's true that neither of them belong only to America but there's nothing in the definition of culture that says they have to be exclusive to one culture to be a part of that culture. So by definition it still is part of American culture.
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  1022. Huh
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  1023.  @chlo_xo333  "the customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or other social group." Definition of pirate so yeah it can be a culture. A loose argument but it can still be argued.
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  1024.  @chlo_xo333  I agree with that. Just pointing out that they could be considered a culture. It wasn't a great comparison for her to make.
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  1025. Uh huh
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  1026.  @mikelitrous6474  yeah I'm not gonna trust a generalization lol
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  1027.  @deji8272  ikr?
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  1028. You're really reaching lol. You can just be comfortable enough with who you are that you don't feel the need to "want" to be someone else. Also you can be proud of anything for no reason in particular lol.
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  1029.  @alanibarra5278  that's fair enough
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  1030. It really depends. Generally I would agree with you but depending on the reason for the teasing it can be racist. For example of someone says white people can't dance to a white person because they don't like them because they are white then it gains racist motivation.
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  1031.  @monistat5178  the definition of racism does not require oppression to exist.
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  1032.  @Bound2chaos2  yeah the key word is "typically". That means it doesn't only apply to those who are marginalized or a minority, just means that it's usually those groups, not that it can only be those groups. Edit: Lol wow not even an hr after I reply to their bad and factually incorrect take they delete their comment. That or they blocked me. Either way it's funny because it doesn't look good on them, it makes them look childish because all I did was point out a word in the definition they used for the word racism that they completely overlooked that factually invalidated their argument.
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  1033. It doesn't help that a lot of America tries fighting racism with racism.
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  1034.  @sephamendes1060  they usually don't if it's phrased that way but they do did it, they just give it different names such as forced diversity. They see it as a good thing when in reality even if it is beneficial it's still basically racism but they ignore that bc they feel better bc it's "helping" a minority.
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  1035.  @iheartasiaa  factually incorrect
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  1036.  @juicyfeet6882  that doesn't really change what I said but also you can look at your original comment and you clearly don't say that
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  1037. Ah so you want to segregate
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  1038. Plenty people poc and otherwise say anybody can.
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  1039. Didn't know generalizing black people gets you invited to cookouts lol.
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  1040. The thing with culture is that you don't actually have to create it to have it be a part of your culture. Culture by definition is a way of life, Traditions, customs and things like that. It doesn't have to be original or have started with the group it is now a part of forest to be part of the culture. Just because you live somewhere or you came from somewhere doesn't mean you are part of any specific culture, culture is what you practice. For example one part of American culture is tipping because that's not really much of a thing in certain parts of the world but it is in America. Capitalism is another aspect of American culture regardless of one's race.
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  1041.  @omartistry  yes and no. There's no such thing as a race culture per say, things tend to get more confusing. Race describes facial features and things like that but it doesn't describe a way of life. It's something that is honestly very easy to confuse and get mixed up with because of how the media and everything has portrayed things. There is kind of a thing as race + geography + culture such as African-American or white American culture but there isn't exactly Black Culture or white culture because that changes from place to place. Black Culture in America is different from Black Culture in Europe and so on and so forth. It's one of those things that is named one thing but it's not actually what it's named after if that makes any sense. Like in America something is named a part of black culture but black culture in the United States is completely different from Black Culture in a different part of the world so it's really not Black Culture it's more of African American culture but honestly even at that point there is the possibility that African-American culture on one side of the country is different from African-American culture on another side of the country, a bit less likely than it is to be different in another country entirely but yeah so it's really more of race plus culture plus geography rather than an actual race culture and that is the same for any race because race isn't culture but you can have racial culture of sorts in certain geographies but they will differ based on geography.
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  1042. They'd probably be embarrassed by you too.
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  1043. Uh huh......you give off aggressively prejudice gives and possibly racist.
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  1044. It feels like this is missing some context though. Weren't they specifically asked about race and pride when she said that? When specifically asked something like that it's not exactly the same thing as being contradictive because you are being requested to focus on it.
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  1045. True Scotsman fallacy
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  1046. Exactly.
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  1047.  @Rennyyl  lol learn history. Every race has experienced worse. It's not invalidating anybody's struggles to accept that other races have struggled historically as well. Don't be so self absorbed.
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  1048.  @Rennyyl   @Jonathan Thornton  it's your opinion that nobody has even come close. Every race has experienced racism, every race has had someone killed specifically for being that race, every race has had people that have been killed a variety of horrific ways simply because they were hated for Whatever race they were and so on and so forth. It's a fact. It may be that nobody is currently going through worse on the same scale compared to black people right now but that doesn't mean nobody has ever gone through the same things in the past as black people. You are trying to say that no race has ever struggled anywhere near what black people have struggled through, that's just not true and so you are kind of invalidating everybody else's experiences because you're saying it's not true what they've gone through because it would prove that you are wrong. I came here to point out a fact that you are incorrect. Not to belittle anybody's struggles or anything like that.
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  1049.  @Rennyyl  feel free to try to prove how I was backtracking because I stayed on point with what I was talking about but go ahead and I will wait for you to prove it otherwise you're just making yourself look bad by claiming something to be true without proving that I actually backtracked. No it is a fact that you were talking about more than just your struggles. You said "we" and that is not just referring to yourself so you were talking about more than just yourself. Facts are facts. You don't have to like them but that does not change whether or not they are true. You are the one that made a claim that no race has gone through the same things. You say you don't need to compare? I'm sorry you are the one saying that everyone else is wrong if they say otherwise. If you don't present proof it's not making you look very good. It's true that you don't need to compare but it's not making your argument look any better either. Also it doesn't diminish what your race has gone through. To diminish means to make less, pointing out a fact that other races have gone through insanely terrible things as well simply because of their race does not make the terrible things that black people have gone through any less terrible and therefore I'm not diminishing it. You may feel like it but that does not mean it's true because by definition I am not.
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  1050. White people have dozens have cultures but there is no "white culture" nor does any race have a race culture.
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  1051. Naw that's valley girls and they come in all races.
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  1052.  @Ounjai1575  Technically speaking that's just your assumption unless the person tells you that there is no special meaning to it and they have no close connection to it.
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  1053. People of all Races are keeping racism alive.
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  1054. "the customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or other social group." Definition of culture
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  1055.  @brazz1578  what about when he generalized all black people?
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  1056.  @brazz1578  it was about 1 minute 20 seconds into the video. He said all black people can relate to each other because of discrimination. Not all black people around the world will relate to each other simply because of discrimination nor do all black people around the world feel like they have been discriminated against. It is a fact that he generalized all black people. He did it once and that's enough to point out to people who think that he's great and educated because that's something that really works against him.
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  1057. By definition you're wrong.
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  1058.  @magnus2613  agreed.
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  1059. The thing is that you can't really take something like language. Language is for everybody, always has been and always will be. It doesn't belong to anybody per se not in the sense that you can take it back from somebody. Every word belongs to every race now just as much as it ever did. Personally I would suggest that you don't judge whether someone has a right to say something based off of the color of their skin since that's pretty much the road of racism no matter what your moralistic reasons for it is it is still be seen whether you feel something is right or wrong solely off of what their skin color is. Honestly it makes more sense logically but also morally, in my opinion regarding to the morals, to judge off of context of how they are meaning it to come across. Afterall skin color does not define whether or not someone is trying to be racist but context does.
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  1060. I feel that that would be messed up kind of funny from either political perspective lol.
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  1061. Fallacy argument
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  1062. Maybe, maybe not.
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  1063. Everyone is obsessed with it. Not just white people.
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  1064. You can still be racist against whoever is the majority.
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  1065.  @antonioa3078  That is true. I just woke up but it is a nice breath of fresh air to wake up and see your comments across the comment section here. A nice breath of sanity.
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  1066. Color culture doesn't exist for any color.
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  1067.  @CkyRainBeforeFall  first off something cannot be stolen if it was erased so your culture as you put it was not erased if it was also stolen and it was not stolen if it was erased because if it was erased then everything that was stolen would also be gone therefore it would only be erased. Also culture is a way of life, traditions and things such as that. Color is not a way of life .
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  1068.  @katt6452  I feel bad for them if they're not a troll by this point lol.
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  1069.  @CkyRainBeforeFall  so you say.....once again....without proof lol.
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  1070. Reverse racism is a thing bc it's just racism
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  1071. Those 2 things don't inherently have something to do with each other but okay lol
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  1072.  @mikkiminach9539  I wouldn't count someone who generalized an entire race as one who "knows what's up".
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  1073.  @unrulynana  a few things. Even if you could factually prove that racism didn't exist anywhere in the world until white people started it, which I highly doubt, your you can't oppress the oppressor praise doesn't really work. Let's say white people did create racism, that doesn't make them the oppressor until the end of time and even if it did that doesn't mean they can't be oppressed anywhere in the world Until the End of Time. Furthermore LGBT members are oppressed in many places and there are white LGBT members therefore there is another example of your phrasing you can't oppress the oppressors failing to actually work. The way you are using the phrase does not work. It is a fact that you can be racist to anybody.
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  1074. You mean the Irish guy who generalized all black people?
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  1075. Kind of racist to suggest that people of color would act a certain way or believe certain things because that's the only way your comment would make sense. Maybe in one specific country there are more likely to do that but behaviors and thought patterns vary all over the world, not based on skin color.
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  1076. Congrats on on liking someone who generalized your entire race then?
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  1077. White people have been oppressed and can be oppressed. Just bc it isn't likely doesn't mean it can't happen.
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  1078.  @trin1476  let me ask, are you referring to oppression based off of skin tone or systemic oppression based off of skin tone?
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  1079. See when I hear someone say they are proud to be white I think of more than one thing right off the bat. I think that it's either time to racism or that maybe they just like the color of their skin because they think it looks nice to them.
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  1080. Not all of them.
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  1081.  @jamesstewart6079  so you're making a generalization that you can't factually prove then.
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  1082.  @jamesstewart6079  here's the thing though, I don't need to do my research because I know some that do not so I already know for a fact that you are incorrect. You are the one here trying to claiming that you can prove, without actually giving real proof, that you know every single Hispanic person on the face of the planet worships white people despite the fact you're just making a generalization of a group of people despite the fact that people all over the world think differently from one another lol.
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  1083. Yep, nobody should.
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  1084. Pirates were not a specific ethnicity or race. Pirating was a way of life which fits the definition of culture culture is a way that a particular group lives their life, their customs. It wasn't a good example for her to use but Pirates were a culture.
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  1085. They do but it seems you don't even have the power to spell correctly. The word you're looking for is culture not cultural.
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  1086. Not really that funny to think of someone answering a question tbh.
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  1087. Says the one generalizing her based off of her race which is.....racism. You're the pot calling the kettle black. I mean unless I missed the part of the video where she danced then i take back what I said and apologize.
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  1088.  @jeksoudnemei  I'm glad to hear that but the thing is you didn't clarify that, the way you phrased that it is not what you said which is why I pointed it out to you. By definition of the word racism it is 100% possible to be racist to a white person, maybe according to your personal definition of races and you can't be but the definition the majority of the world uses which is the official definition of racism you can.
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  1089.  @jeksoudnemei  can you factually proved beyond a doubt though that white people are the creators of racism? I mean you're basically claiming that white people created hate. You're claiming that white people are the reason that there's racism with all races all over the world. It's also not something all that sudden just because you are hearing about it in the news or because you were hearing about it personally. There have been white people talking about suffering from racism for over fifty years. On top of that not every part of the world has white people in power or white people as the majority so you are really seeming to speak with a very United States centric mindset but acting as if that's the way the whole world is which is very far from the truth. You are making a fallacy assuming that just because someone says they suffered racism that they want to be oppressed which is completely inaccurate. Let's say that you are correct, hypothetically speaking that white people created racism. Just because they created racism doesn't mean they can't suffer from it. The person who created fire can still be burned, the person who created the concept of con artists could still be conned. Just because something is created by somebody doesn't mean they can't suffer from their own creation. I'm not sure why people seem to think that it's not possible. If you want to know how a white person can suffered racism just Look up the definition which you should already know because you say that it needs to be changed which suggests that you already know the definition. All you have to do is believe that white people are inferior to another race or treat someone differently in a negative manner specifically because they are white.
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  1090. @Overwatch17 they basically seemed to just want to be able to be racist to white people and have it be okay and then shove things in your mouth and claim that you said them
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  1091. Bruh you can't "make white people". All races are actually the same race. They just developed differently over centuries to look different based off of the environment they lived in. You're talking about your genome as if it belongs to only you but it's everybody's lol.
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  1092.  @MSWABMS  that doesn't change anything I said though
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  1093.  @MSWABMS  I'm not deeming any race as lesser then another so yeah I passed as not racist my dude. You on the other hand seem to have failed since you seem to be speaking on one race as if it's better then other races.
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  1094.  @MSWABMS  so because I don't see things the way you do I "must" be twisting what you say? That's kind of a bigoted way to look at things my dude. Just because I don't agree doesn't mean I'm doing anything like that. Maybe there's a misunderstanding or something along those lines but to immediately say. I must be twisting is a bit of a stretch of logic.
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  1095.  @MSWABMS  it's based off your behavior. You are constantly telling me that I do not understand and that I am this or that, you only choose to tell me I'm wrong and berate me and my behavior or my supposed lack of understanding yet you make no attempt to try and fix such things, you do not even attempt to offer with explanations to correct the misunderstandings. You are acting as if my behavior is the only one at fault when you take no steps to fix this situation nor do you present yourself in a manner to suggest that you would even be willing. Your behavior is ironic or rather hypocritical because you say something of me yet you yourself are not taking the time to understand the situation and instead just choose to go on the offensive.
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  1096.  @MSWABMS  the simple answer is by just trying. You don't seem to realize that basically everything you just said was hypocritical. You don't know either of us yet you're making comments about both based on nothing but your assumptions. The very kind of behavior you are accusing me of. You're even pulling strawman arguments by arguing "points" that I never personally made but act as if I did. One difference between us is that I'm at least attempting to explain things to you but you on the other hand are basically just saying this or that and not even trying to explain your reasoning but say you don't understand how to change another's viewpoint when you're not even being that open yourself.
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  1097. If they were I doubt they'd proudly generalize all black people like korbin did.
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  1098. By definition pride is subjective so one can be proud of anything including being white.
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  1099. Nobody should say it outside of historical contexts
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  1100. White people have culture from all over the world.
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  1101. I fail to see your point since its well known Gringa is often used derogatorily in many areas movies.
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  1102. See the issue it here is that you're thinking with oppression olympics kind of thoughts. Is being bullied by saying you can't dance anywhere the same level of screwed up as being murdered or anything like that simply because of your race? No of course not but the thing is that kind of thing is irrelevant in regards to whether or not something is racist. If she is being bullied and being told she can't dance simply because of the color of her skin and they do mean it and want to hurt her or make fun of her because of the color of her skin then that is by definition racism. It doesn't matter that murdering someone for their skin color is a lot worse morally because according to the definition of racism its still racist in both cases. It doesn't help the world or end racism to think with such a line of thought as you are right now that is dubbed oppression olympics. Regardless if whoever has it worse, it sucks for everybody. One person's life or lack of life sucking more than another person's doesn't erase this suck factor from the person whose life sucks less.
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  1103. If you're saying that they are trying to prove that they are a minority to prove that they can experience racism then I think you need to look at the definition because you can experience racism even if you are a part of the majority. As for what your comment says at face value I've been scrolling and I don't really see a single person trying to prove that they are a minority and saying that they are a white person. You seem to be reaching.
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  1104. Yes being mean somebody is different from being racist to them but you can be mean to them because you are racist. Remember by definition racism is more than just systemic, there is also individual racism. Racism does not always require oppression.
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  1105. @Emmanuel you love incorrect comments?
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  1106. Yeah yay for racial generalization
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  1107.  @igorvinha5366  that's only one type/kind/part of racism
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  1108.  @banzé2  trolling lol
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  1109.  @banzé2  what you are doing is playing the oppression olympics. If 10 people are oppressed that does change something because it went from zero AKA not existing to existing. The argument isn't whether or not it happens often, a lot, or who has it worse. The argument is whether or not it is possible and it exists. You are wanting to play the oppression olympics and act as if people who say it exists are saying that it exists a lot or more so than for other people. That is made very clear with you saying that I'm obsessed with being oppressed even though you have no reasonable reason to believe such. Me pointing out how you are factually incorrect is not me even caring or rather wanting to be a oppressed it's just pointing out how you are wrong. You are working off a fallacy.
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  1110.  @mouseking9812  it made me smile when the troll gave up trying to troll me and decided to troll you instead. No offence meant, just funny when trolls give up.
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  1111.  @banzé2  nice try but even if your comment was deleted immediately by YouTube I still would have received a notification(it's happened before with others I've spoken with) and an email showing me your comment sure to how I've set up my comment notifications lol. Nice try but you got caught and now you're just trying to save face lol.
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  1112.  @banzé2  I can see your comments the same as ever.
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  1113.  @banzé2  okay to you too.
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  1114.  @노엘라니가왔다  lots of anime conventions have panels about Japanese culture so it wouldn't really be that unusual strange for someone to wear a kimono there.
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  1115.  @노엘라니가왔다  like I said though a lot of them regardless of the general cosplays will still have panels regarding the culture that the outfit comes from so it's not strange at all. For example in America it would be considered strange to wear kimono pretty much anywhere you go but at an anime convention full of the culture that a kimono comes from it's not that strange at all and it makes complete sense why someone would wear it there. Anime conventions aren't just about anime. If you haven't been to an anime convention I would understand that you might not be aware of this but they are full of things that don't have anything to do with anime and I can tell you having been too many myself that there are plenty of panels teaching Japanese culture, some of them the language, some of them literally about the history of kimonos and how to wear them among many other things.
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  1116. The irony of your comment when you don't even know what the dictionary says the definition is. You're mixing up racism and systematic racism.
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  1117. That wasn't really an explanation of racism. All he said was that when he thinks of racism he thinks of Oppression.
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  1118. So you say it's okay to tell people what they can and can't do based on their race. Nice.
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  1119.  @jaysun8428  that doesn't change anything. You are still judging someone's actions as wrong simply because of their race which is racism. It doesn't matter if you're black, white, asian, Indian or anything else.
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  1120. Honestly reading what you've said makes me wonder if you know what the definition of racism is and how one can become a victim of racism according to the definition.
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  1121.  @AllenQuatermain2de  actually if you look up the definition of opinion you will see that one of its definitions describes it as a belief and if you'd look the definition of feeling you will see that one of the definitions is also describing it as a belief. There are certain topics where an opinion can be right or wrong but generally speaking opinions can be neither right nor wrong because they are generally speaking subjective things. Only when an opinion is formed on something that is objective in nature can an opinion be factually right or wrong. Many if not most opinions actually revolve around subjective things so yes opinions can be neither right nor wrong and many if not most times they are neither right nor wrong.
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  1122.  @AllenQuatermain2de  let's see.....wherever talking about beauty, talking about something that tastes good or bad, talking about something that is good or evil, talking about something that is morally right or wrong, talking about if something is enjoyable or not enjoyable, talking about is something goes together color- wise, talkin about is something is comfortable or uncomfortable and I could go on and on. You are incorrect when you say that nearly everything pertains to something objective in nature. Also you boldly stated that opinions are not feelings and feelings are not opinions. You left no wiggle room and you said that as an absolute with the way you framed your sentence. I corrected you and pointed out that you were wrong. The definitions of words have proven you wrong on that. You may not like it but facts are facts.
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  1123.  @AllenQuatermain2de    yes I could have gone on and on but no one would want to read that and you could still end up ignorantly saying the same thing because the world is so vast that no matter how many examples I could give you could still ignorantly claim that it's not enough. Also you are correct that they are similar but that does not mean they are the same so they are all separate examples in the end. It seems you're unhappy with that fact. If you want to prove anything then at the very least you have to list off more examples supporting your argument than mine but I have some pretty high doubts that you will go that far to prove your point or rather attempt to prove your point. I already proved you wrong by proving that according to definitions that feelings and opinions are the same thing. Everybody can feel differently about things, nobody is guaranteed to feel the same way about something as the next person AKA their opinions aren't guaranteed to be the same. You are choosing to blindly be ignorant about this because you don't want things to be this way. Honestly I doubt you would even agree if YouTube would let me show a screenshot of the definitions to prove you wrong but all you have to do is Google the words "opinion definition" and "feeling definition" to see that you are incorrect on this subject. If you want to try and prove me wrong I suggest trying to put some more effort into your argument because as it stands it's only your opinion AKA your feelings and not a fact.
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  1124.  @AllenQuatermain2de  I would hardly say me replying with two paragraphs is me ignoring what you said and on top of that I actually did address a number of the things you said which is also the opposite of me "ignoring everything" you've said. Just because you don't what I have said and has a response to your argument on the matter doesn't mean that I've "ignored everything" you have said. If anything you are the one that is acting like a troll by suggesting that I have done something I have not.
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  1125.  @AllenQuatermain2de  "so you're just going to ignore everything I've said now? Nice troll" Have a nice day hypocrite lol.
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  1126. Honestly if anybody has privilege simply for something they can't control like their race or their sex and that's actually a thing than everybody has some form of privilege.
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  1127. I probably won't be because idc about such things.
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  1128. The pirating life was their culture, it pretty much was one distinct culture.
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  1129.  @sheepsgobark6629  Yeah That's my point. A lifestyle aka a way of living which is what culture is. It's virtually impossible not to have culture and pirates lived differently with their own code of ethics, traditions etc and that was their culture.
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  1130.  @sheepsgobark6629  I know that there's more things that can qualify something as culture but the definition for culture is very open to the point as I said that it's practically impossible for someone not to have culture of some kind. I also pointed out that pirates did have their own Traditions, way of living, code of ethics Etc which also falls under the definition of what defines culture. You may disagree with the definition of "culture" but that doesn't really change that outside of your opinion that it still applies to pirates.
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  1131.  @ClipBoy_1  such a fallacy take lol
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  1132.  @camillew3  what you're saying is racist doesn't fit the definition of racism, sorry lol. I think you need to read a dictionary and learn some definitions lol.
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  1133.  @camillew3  you know what the dictionaries do have? The definitions of words. The definition of the word racism does not exclude any race from being able to be racist to any race. In fact one of the definitions of racism is that you think any race can be Superior or inferior to another. Another one of the definitions of racism is to ignore the rights, needs, or dignity of someone simply because of of them belonging to a specific race. Neither of those definitions nor any of the other definitions specifically exclude any particular race from being able to be the victim of racism. That is an objective fact, you can disagree with it but that does not mean you are right. Feel free to try to prove me wrong with facts.
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  1134. You call someone naive for saying proud to be white yet you're seemingly naive yourself for overlooking the fact that being proud of something doesn't inherently require anything. You can be proud of anything for any reason, even if there's literally no reason at all.
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  1135. 1. It is because Pirates were a culture just like geishas were part of a culture. 2. Keep in mind that racism isn't about the oppression olympics. Being told you can't dance probably doesn't fit into this scenario but being bullied simply because of your race is racism. It doesn't matter how insignificant The Bullying is.
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  1136. That's just your opinion, not fact and if they teased her bc of her race then since the motivation was racial then it's racist.
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  1137.  @greentellectual1721  you just proved my point. "For just about anything" those were your words. The thing is that if they teased specifically bc of someone's race that by definition makes that specific situation of teasing to be racist. It's irrelevant if its worse or not when compared to other forms of racism bc that doesn't change if the earlier mentioned teasing is racist(basically oppression olympics doesn't decide what's racist).
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  1138.  @greentellectual1721  now you're making assumptions about me just bc you don't like that I go by definitions rather then how I feel a word should work like you are lol. You don't have to agree but the definition is what it is even if you don't like it.
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  1139. Nobody should say slurs
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  1140. I don't know because I find looking into that stuff to be boring but if you look up the definition of culture it's easy to see how it's virtually impossible for everybody not to have culture. It's such a broad thing that pretty much any group that exists on the face of the planet has some form of culture. I mean culture is basically defined as a way of living.
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  1141. Ig you haven't read a dictionary then. Even if we use your logic you still don't make sense bc if someone makes something that doesn't mean you can't use it against them.
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  1142. Because a lot of comments were found to be likeable find many people? I'm kind of confused by your confusion over a simple concept.
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  1143.  @Funnisara  I don't really have an attitude. You are just confused by a very simple thing where it's kinda impossible to answer without me seeming like I have an attitude.
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  1144. @Matthew Morycinski naw fam that's systematic racism.
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  1145. Well yes and no. To a certain degree it was but everyone has experienced oppression in one form or another.
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  1146.  @e.w.thomas2425  I'm aware how they were treated. It doesn't factually change what I've said though. Certain bits of oppression in America were race specific.
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  1147. Do you love the Irish guy for generalizing all black people😃
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  1148. Yes, one involves prejudice and one involves racial prejudice.
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  1149. Eh white people even in America experience it daily, just a huge percentage in America experience it(compared to other races) but white people do experience it often.
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  1150. If you know a word I'm pretty sure it can slip out of your mouth. Realistically speaking that is.
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  1151.  @idks3532  well am I factually wrong? Are you literally unable to say a word that you know unless it's in your vocabulary? I mean speaking for myself I end up saying some words that I forgot I even knew and I say them out of the blue sometimes. They certainly aren't in my vocabulary because I forgot they existed so I'm pretty sure as long as you know a word it can slip out.
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  1152.  @idks3532  lol you're just angry because you can't prove me factually wrong. Try growing up lol.
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  1153.  @sincerelyablackgirl  not really to which part? Also I saw that you claimed that Cracker isn't a slur but by definition it is because any word that that refers to a specific group in a derogatory manner is a slur by definition which is what cracker is. It refers a specific group with a derogatory meaning.
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  1154.  @i_go_by_t_now  by definition of pride it can be pretty much anything.
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  1155.  @morgan0__o  one's reason for pride can be different from person to person so white pride can easily have nothing to do with any idea of culture or lack of.
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  1156.  @jeessssie968  I just see it as "I like the color of my skin" until I see more to suggest it means something else. I'm not gonna just assume something negative like that but you do you.
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  1157.  @jeessssie968  but you can like it to the point of being proud of it too just like long hair or anything else tbh.
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  1158.  @jeessssie968  pride is subjective so they could be proud of their race for any reason.
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  1159.  @vsaturated  well pride is subjective so they can easily be proud for any reason.
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  1160.  @jeessssie968  they could simply think the color of their skin is pretty
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  1161.  @etgha  that's the thing about Pride, you don't have to work for something to be prideful of it, it doesn't even have to make sense to other people. By definition pride is just something you take pride in, a trait or quality that you feel prideful of. By definition it doesn't have to be anything you actually worked for to achieve.
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  1162.  @etgha  yeah but the definition of pride shows that you don't need to work for something to be able to be proud of it. Pride does not inherently require work or require the pride to be logical to be considered pride.
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  1163.  @chickenlover9176  Pride derives its meaning from subjectivity. Something may be meaningless to you but that doesn't mean it is meaningless to another person.
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  1164.  @v4l3nt1n30  ik korbin doesn't understand poc
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  1165. Nope
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  1166.  @annaevan7170  you've gotten the definition incorrect. It's if you believe that the race is superior. Anybody can believe they are better even in the USA so yes it can happen anywhere.
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  1167. So people who were born after all of that happened are racist to you? That's pretty xenophobic of you.
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  1168. Anybody can call me slurs if they're not being a dick about it.
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  1169.  @OO27.88  nice random assumption there. Idrc which bc as long as they're not trying to be rude about it I wouldn't care(thought the first reply sent but ig it didn't).
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  1170.  @fgraysama  in most cases you're probably right but the thing is that's not really what's important when asking the question of whether or not something is racist. If something is racist it is still racist whether the racism is of a lesser extent or a greater extent than another situation, it still racism and we shouldn't be focusing on comparing levels of suffering. We should be focusing on battling racism as a whole no matter who it is against or where it comes from.
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  1171. It happens all the time. That being said it's racist to even think it's right to limit language to a specific race.
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  1172.  @Willow._.tree.  the context is still being judged differently because of skin color. You can't prove that literally every black person who says the word has also been oppressed by it. That may be your personal justification for treating people differently depending on their skin color but that doesn't change the fact it's still racist to treat someone differently based on the color of their skin instead of the context of what they say which is ironic that you're basing treatment of somebody off of their skin color rather than the context of their words when you are trying to tell me I don't understand the difference between racism and context. That's pretty much classic projection on your part.
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  1173.  @Willow._.tree.  I don't think you realize that you're proving my point. Yes racism is about discrimination and what you are saying is discriminating against people based on the color of their skin. Like I said you can't prove that every POC that has used the word has been oppressed by it and your argument is based on the idea that white people can't use it because they haven't been oppressed by it but to make your argument work you have to prove that every POC that has used it has been oppressed by it which you can't do Therefore your argument has no leg to stand on. I did notice that you completely ignore that part so I thought I would bring it up again. Either way once again yes you are discriminating based on the color of skin which as you said discrimination is what racism is and you are discriminating.
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  1174.  @apilotsgarage8098  I suggest you take your own advice bc they clearly did say that if you are not a particular race that you should learn your place.
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  1175.  @hhwwaa  you are correct that you never said a single specific race but you did specify any race other than a specific race therefore you technically did specify races and you did tell them to learn their place regarding language so you are actually twisting things. Slurs are everybody's issues no matter which one it is because a slur is a slur regardless of who says it to whom. You seem to be suggesting that it's only okay if one race says it which is racist logic as I pointed out originally with my comment about the irony of this topic being racism and you specifying races that should learn their place.
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  1176.  @hhwwaa  it's kind of funny that you say it's not your place to decide who should and should not say it when your whole argument gives off huge Vibes that you do believe it is your place. I mean if it is not your place to say then it is not your place to tell other people to learn their place either because if it is not your place all you are is to be an observer unless specifically asked but you were not specifically asked therefore you are going back on what you are saying with the whole thing of it not being your place. Like I said before a slur is a slur. It doesn't matter if it was used improperly, if someone uses it towards somebody with negative connotation then they are trying to insult somebody. If the N word is used with negative intent towards an Asian it doesn't matter that the person is Asian because the person saying the word is trying to hurt the other person. You are getting too hung up on things and missing the important details. It is true that it was mainly used as an oppressive word towards black people but that does not mean that only black people can suffer from it. Tell me do you have factual statistics to prove that most black people on the face of the planet say that it's only okay when a black person uses the word? To me it seems more like you are just basing off of your personal experience. To say that "most say" is to say that over 50% are saying that and given how many people there are that's highly unlikely that you have statistics on that to prove what you say and it's more of just your opinion based off of your personal experience. So once again do you have statistics to prove that over 50% of the black population of the entire world are saying what you are saying with this word? Let me also point out that you are correct as I said earlier that it has historically been used towards black people but it is not a word that is highly likely to have been used against them much at all these days. It is much easier to go through life without hearing that word once nowadays and much likelier that someone will not be called that word these days so your argument doesn't really hold a whole lot of water there either because it suggests that every black person has been oppressed by this word when they haven't. The argument isn't why can't I say this word, the argument is about equality. You aren't treating people equally based on their race. You are looking at people and treating them differently based off of the color of their skin and telling them that an action is right or wrong simply because of the way they were born which is racism. You are trying not to be racist but you are going so far over the edge that you are into racist territory now. Now we come back full-circle to the whole know your place thing oh, you said it is not your place but here you are telling other people that they should know their place. If you truly thought it was not your place then you can't tell other people what you are saying. It is important to listen to everybody's voices especially particular groups about their struggles but just because they belong to a particular group doesn't mean that they are right or they are not being racist. Just because someone does something because they are white doesn't mean they are racist and just because someone is black doesn't mean that what they feel isn't racist either. Equality is treating everybody equally and telling somebody that what they are doing is wrong simply because of the color of their skin and if they're skin color was different then it would be okay for them, it doesn't matter your reasoning that is treating someone unequally and by definition racist.
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  1177.  @hhwwaa  if you don't bother to read what I say then you factually cannot know whether or not I have read what you have said and its entirety incorrectly. You are being extremely ignorant but that is your freedom to be so.
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  1178. White people can experience racism. I suggest you look up the definition of racism because you're exhibiting signs of it right now. You don't need to get denied a job, alone, get killed too experienced racism. You just need to experience someone thinking that your race is less than theirs or that you are not treated equally. White people can experience racism smh.
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  1179. And so are everybody else's technically speaking.
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  1180. Racism is also a belief aka racial prejudice=racism
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  1181. It sounds like you're trying to draw a correlation between being proud to be white and being racist which really there isn't a correlation.
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  1182.  @kaybrown7733  ah I see you're one of those types lol. The type that when they see something that they don't like they accuse it of being racist xD I bet it's really nice living in your world of fallacies where everything only exists the way you want it to lol.
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  1183.  @kaybrown7733  tell me then how you can be sure I've been to the local kkk chapter without inferring that I'm a racist lol. Even for a troll you're really reaching. If you can't come up with a logical reason for your certainty then you pretty much did accuse me lol.
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  1184. I lost respect for him when he generalized all black people with the first thing out of his mouth.
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  1185. Humans
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  1186. I get your point but to be fair by definition it is.
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  1187. Reverse racism doesn't exist and every human should be mature enough not to say slurs.
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  1188. The dictionary proves you wrong.
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  1189.  @yasminekalumba7036  you do realize that stealing parts of others cultures can be considered a culture right? Like I said before it's pretty much impossible for any group not to have some kind/level of culture.
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  1190.  @okaura  there's nothing to say it can't
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  1191. Agreed to the first and last part but white by definition of the word is a way to refer to one's race.
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  1192.  @toriphillips7383  hey just telling you what the dictionary says, it's full of contradictions. Another contradiction it has is saying that sexuality is dependent upon one's attraction to someone sex based off their own sex or gender but if you go to heterosexual it says attraction to the opposite sex and mentions nothing of gender.
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  1193.  @Willow._.tree.  you do realize don't you that not every white person has the same Heritage because every white person doesn't come from the same place on the planet? Also you're acting as if white people have only done bad things. All Races have committed atrocities over the years just like all Races have done wonderful things over the years. The more and more I see you leaving comments the more just seems like you're one of those people that wants to fight racism so much that you end up becoming racist yourself because you end up fighting racism with racism.
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  1194.  @fuckgoogle93  I never commented to you here though. Maybe you meant to tag/respond to gay thespian?
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  1195.  @fuckgoogle93  it's all right, it's easy to accidentally reply to the wrong person. I know I've done it a number of times before lol. I feel you, they were making crazy claims with me as well. Pulling strawman argument out of nowhere time and time again. It seems that they prefer to argue with their emotions and put words in people's mouths to try and make them look bad when they realize their own argument doesn't make sense.
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  1196.  @fuckgoogle93  I agree. People can be proud of pretty much anything for any reason and there's nothing inherently wrong with being proud of who you are or how you look.
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  1197. You are factually incorrect by the definition of racism.
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  1198. Tbh no matter what the response would be I doubt you'd accept it.
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  1199. Music is for everybody not just one race, sorry to burst your bubble.
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  1200. That makes no sense. You just contradicted yourself lol.
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  1201. White Americans have American culture though they may practice other cultures as well.
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  1202. Appeal to ignorance fallacy.
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  1203. Not really when you look at the video title.
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  1204. No more or less then you do.
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  1205. You don't know the definition of racism do you?
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  1206. Well pirates were a culture as well.
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  1207.  @RNB_lovr  it can be if it becomes a group's tradition or way of life according to the definition of culture.
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  1208. Nobody can say it
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  1209. If you judge someone saying or doing something by their akin color then you're being racist by definition. The irony/hypocrisy is strong.
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  1210.  @beekedout555  it does though. You're referring to something about racism but also making fun of someone implying that they can't say it specifically because of their race. That's you making a judgment on someone based on their race which is racist in and of itself.
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  1211.  @beekedout555  once again you might want to take your own advice before telling other people to grow up since you are still making assumptions and ad hominems.
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  1212.  @beekedout555  Try reading my comments. Your question was already answered and once again you might want to take your own advice about growing up before telling other people to grow up. The only person acting immature here is you.
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  1213.  @beekedout555  Your messages are a mess. You tell me to stop responding but then ask me a question which is you asking me to respond. You might want to figure out what you really want before typing if you're being sincere.
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  1214.  @beekedout555  Ad hominem
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  1215.  @beekedout555  you don't have to but whether you care about them or not they exist. You don't have to care that you hold an apple but you're still holding an apple so you can say you don't care about fallacies but if you pull a mistaken belief or a dishonest argument it's still an objective truth that you have. Whether you care or not is factually irrelevant.
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  1216.  @imitationcrabmeat6999  korbin in the video says he assumes black people go through the same struggles
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  1217.  @imitationcrabmeat6999  there's a big difference between knowing about something and having the same experience.
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  1218.  @whereisjayfarndale  not quite. The definition of pride doesn't require an accomplishment to exist.
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  1219.  @whereisjayfarndale  Ik but as I said the definition of pride doesn't require an accomplishment to exist. Pride doesn't really have to be reasonable. Personally I have virtually no pride in anything ever so the whole concept of pride is kinda weird to me but I go off definitions whether something makes sense to me or not. Heck I go off definitions even if I don't like the definition because even if I don't like it that doesn't change how things are.
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  1220.  @whereisjayfarndale  this is the definition of pride from Google and as you can see not every definition of pride requires an accomplishment. Dictionary Search for a word pride /prīd/ Learn to pronounce noun 1. a feeling of deep pleasure or satisfaction derived from one's own achievements, the achievements of those with whom one is closely associated, or from qualities or possessions that are widely admired. "the team was bursting with pride after recording a sensational victory" Similar: pleasure joy delight gratification fulfillment satisfaction sense of achievement comfort content contentment 2. consciousness of one's own dignity. "he swallowed his pride and asked for help" Similar: self-esteem dignity honor self-respect ego self-worth self-image self-identity self-regard pride in oneself pride in one's abilities belief in one's worth faith in oneself amour propre Opposite: shame verb be especially proud of (a particular quality or skill). "she'd always prided herself on her ability to deal with a crisis"
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  1221. And then you'll get arrested for assult.
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  1222.  @justabraziliansamurai9355  double standard
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  1223. I see it happening all the time. Mostly with the younger generation.
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  1224. By definition it is racism.
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  1225.  @coldfrenchfly  yep
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  1226.  @eilomilo  why do I get the feeling that you view discrimination in this kind of situation with an oppression Olympics kind of viewpoint?
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  1227. Culture is one's way of life so what you're saying is basically that white people don't live lol.
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  1228.  @melanienguyen9112  you do realize don't you that pride and culture don't inherently have to mix right? For example you could say that colonization is part of white culture since historically they've probably done it more then other races bc of population numbers but even then pride is irrelevant to whether or not it's culture. Mentioning pride here seems like a strawman of sorts bc it's irrelevant to the question of if someone can have culture.
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  1229. If it's said because of someone's race then yes by definition it is.
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  1230. That's the thing though, you don't know if it's because they were a terrible dancer or because of it was because of their race
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  1231.  @longnecklacegirl13  you are right, Prejudice and racism aren't the same but when it is racial Prejudice then it is the same by definition of the word racism.
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  1232.  @longnecklacegirl13  the same way you can be racist any other race. Treating them differently simply because of their race and anything that can go along with that. By the way regardless of my answer that doesn't change the facts that I mentioned earlier. Unless you can prove me wrong on the fact that I mentioned earlier then you have lost the argument because if you can't prove me wrong then that means that belief is racist just like I said it is.
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  1233.  @longnecklacegirl13  first off you can oppress the oppressor. Gays are oppressed right now and you know what there are white gay people and people are calling white people the oppressor but that can't be true according to what you are saying about not being able to oppress the oppressor. Now if you try to come back and say but they're not being oppressed for their race because they're being oppressed for being gay then let's just realize for a minute how terrible your phrasing is to use the phrase you can't oppress the oppressor which is factually incorrect. On a side note you are referring to systemic racism, not racism because racism does not require a prescient unless you are speaking specifically of systemic racism. By the way to oppress somebody is to cause them distress again and again AKA basically bullying them so anybody can be oppressed by anybody, just in case you aren't up-to-date with your definitions which very well seems to be the case here.
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  1234.  @awaholswilder9271  if it's the joke about a friend then yes you are correct but a joke about a friend is different from what you said in your opening statement. Friends can make fun of each other sure but you never stated that being made fun of was done specifically by a friend, you can also be made fun of by bullies and racists. Though technically speaking you are also correct that it wouldn't make you racist but it would still be a racist joke all the same even if it was amongst friends.
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  1235. People are mistreated for being straight and for being white. Just because it's not to the same degree doesn't mean it isn't mistreatment all the same nor does it mean it's not the same thing. You are operating under a fallacy. Also by the definition of pride you don't have to overcome something to be proud of it.
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  1236.  @KingstonHawke  fallacy take.
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  1237. Rap is for whoever wants it. It's music it's for everybody and you can't prove that rap is not for everyone, not with facts.
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  1238. Hm
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  1239. Stealing can be a culture lol.
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  1240.  @fairyondnd  the definition of culture disagrees with you
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  1241.  @zarahotaru2266  so if someone argues with you then they're automatically sensitive? What a fallacy lol. I think you're the sensitive one who's just projecting their own sensitivity.
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  1242.  @wowiearting3947  reverse racism is just racism
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  1243.  @wowiearting3947  you are more than welcome and while I'm at it I should mention just how smart all your sarcasm makes you appear but it doesn't make you seem nearly as smart as your fallacious strawman does.
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  1244.  @zarahotaru2266  systematic racism not racism bruh
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  1245.  @tanhaa.6  by definition of the word privilege it would be a privilege.
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  1246.  @-bethany-4653  I guess you're not familiar with getting caught up in the rhythm of things which can cause you do so things that you normally might not
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  1247.  @soobinsavocadosuit9092  indeed Something to be proud of
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  1248.  @charizarbys8170  reclaim shouldn't even be a part of that sentence tbh
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  1249.  @Tooshortruth  if you know a word then by definition it's in your vocabulary.
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  1250.  @chichiukah6355  sounds like you judge people differently based on their skin color
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  1251.  @starlovelndh  the difficulty is different for each individual. Also when should be remembered if there's a problem with the music sometimes it's not as simple as changing your music taste, the music itself is problematic.
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  1252.  @starlovelndh  I completely agree, I don't understand the double standard.
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  1253.  @cerpiper  true though muscle memory kind of stuff is also a thing so it's just as false as it is true so it's really dependent upon the individual.
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  1254.  @jinakaye  may I ask to which comment of mine you are referring to?
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  1255.  @jinakaye  it's easier if you actually name one. Okay for term of Endearment for a black friend? Me personally no I wouldn't but I know plenty of people who do it constantly. I don't have to agree with it to acknowledge the fact that it actually happens. Now is there another thing you would like me to address?
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  1256. Try not judging people differently right away based on their race. Just because you hear it a certain way doesn't mean that it is said a certain way.
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  1257.  @byronwilliams8589  you said the words that's how we hear it. When you say it that way that is not saying that is inherently how it said, that's just how you are inherently hearing it and how someone hears something and how something is said can be two different things. That is what I was referring to. The way you wrote your message kind of implied that when you see a white person saying it most of the time you hear it a specific way, not necessarily the way it's actually said by the white person but the way you personally hear it. Now if I misunderstood what you were saying then I apologize and that is my bad.
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  1258. Sounds kinda racist my guy
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  1259.  @luckylucky9006  just because something is written doesn't mean it isn't racist and just because you say something that is racist wasn't written by you doesn't mean that it wasn't racist of you to say it. For example if you are using a Biblical reference then it seems you are twisting it to have racist purposes. If you would like to give more context to try and clear yourself then feel free but if you don't then you are kind of incriminating yourself.
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  1260.  @mandalinerose4722  especially if they judge you wrong for saying something simply bc of your race smh
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  1261. True but then again no race has culture simply bc of their skin color. There is no race culture.
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  1262.  @Gabi-nn6xu  but that's the thing, that's not race culture, race does play part of it but it's also based on where they live so it's not really race culture.
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  1263. By creating a tradition aka a culture of stealing other cultures.
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  1264. So only people of "the right color" can say it? If that's the case it sounds racist to me.
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  1265.  @milklairs925  so you're saying people should be treated differently because of their race? That sounds like textbook racism to me.
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  1266.  @milklairs925  do you you believe that a black person could never say the n word in a racist manner?
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  1267.  @milklairs925  then let me ask another question. If you do believe that it is possible that a black person could say the n-word in a racist manner then what is the logical reasoning to say that it's only okay if a black person does it that does not have to do with skin color? If it is possible for all Races to say the same word and possibly mean it in a racist manner but we say the only time it's not inherently offensive is when one particular race says it, ignoring the context of however any other race means for the word to come across then the only thing that is being focused on is the skin color of the person who is saying it since we are ignoring the context of what they are saying whether it's friendly or any other thing and we are only focusing on their race as defining whether it's inherently offensively or not.
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  1268. Clearly you don't understand the definition of racism.
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  1269. It actually can be if the reason you say that is specifically because of someone's race since race has nothing to do with one's dancing ability.
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  1270. You're playing the oppression olympics. All racism is real racism even if something else has worse consequences.
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  1271.  @AgentNolies  this situation and what would likely occur in that situation are different though. Chances are very high that there would be at least one person asking for proof where you have not. I never said that there wasn't proof that I was correct, I simply didn't mention it because it was unnecessary at the current time. If you would like me to go ahead I can do so. Think about it, there are many ways to prove that something belongs to someone, that it is exclusively theirs. There are legal documents, there are customer receipts and things of such nature but there is no such thing for language. It is definitely true that we attribute certain languages to certain groups but all languages are used across all Races and anybody can use them at any time, it doesn't belong to any one person or group despite the fact it may have been created solely by A specific group. On top of that the argument that they could take a word back implies that it was theirs to begin with but if we go with the argument that language could belong to anybody then the word would actually belong to those who created the English language so even if we adopt that line of logic it still doesn't make sense to say that they could take it back but as I've already said language does not belong to anybody. When I was inferring that nobody could factually prove me wrong it was to state that there was no way to prove that one could own language unlike being able to prove ownership over anything else and if you cannot prove that it is yours then it is not yours legally speaking.
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  1272. He seemed condescending to me.
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  1273. By the definition of racism you don't need oppression to be racist to someone.
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  1274. Privilege depends on many things including where you live even for your race.
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  1275. Justice is subjective though.
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  1276.  @glynnispitcher9423  just pointing out a fact and as you said, facts over feelings.
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  1277. Didn't know that generalizing black people gets you invited to cookouts.
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  1278. Tell me you missed the point without telling me you missed the point.
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  1279. The definition of "culture" makes it pretty much impossible for anybody to not have any form culture. Heck even stealing can be considered a culture by definition if it becomes a way of life for any specific group.
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  1280. Not really but you do you
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  1281. That doesn't change the fact that the definition of racism doesn't exclude white people even in America.
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  1282. You shouldn't judge people differently based on skin color even for the n word otherwise you're being a racist yourself.
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  1283. Congrats on generalizing your whole race and misunderstanding what culture is ig?
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  1284.  @rodricktuan  what I meant was congrats on agreeing with, as you put it, everything he said even though some of the things he said generalized all black people as a race as well as showed that he did not understand the definition of culture.
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  1285. Once again I suggest you visit a dictionary and read up on some of the definitions of these words because by definition you can be proud of anything whether or not you have worked towards or on whatever you are proud of. You are free to hold the opinion you have but you are factually incorrect with your opinion. Also once again there are plenty of people who are proud of the things you have mentioned, people being proud for the color of their hair and their height so I find it odd that you mentioned them as if they are things people haven't been extremely proud of.
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  1286. Pride is subjective by definition so being proud of your color can easily have nothing to do with history.
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  1287. Yeah he's definitely "woke" alright.
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  1288. I wouldn't like someone who generalized an entire race but you do you.
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  1289. Naw I don't love serious race generalizing people but you do you.
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  1290.  @kh-bx2ig  by definition you can be.
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  1291. Which matters why?
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  1292.  @aimeeagee5819  fair enough lol
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  1293. It's probably because the media most likely doesn't care that much about what it reports as much as it cares about how much attention things that reports will get. I think the media generally speaking will give certain viewpoints or phrase things certain ways if it will grab attention even if it doesn't exactly offer the most honest and unbiased viewpoint on the subject. Such as depending on social issues at the time the media will probably mention race in its headlines or in its articles more or less depending on what will grab people's attention more. Simple things like that and make a huge difference For Better or For Worse.
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  1294.  @ag-ci8kd  ^says the troll with a white pfp lol
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  1295. "White people should just listen to others" uh huh.
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  1296.  @thatoneclown4723  that's fair. Morally speaking Better not to lie but for one's safety probably better to lie given how crazy people can get over things like killing someone for saying something.
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  1297. Naw I'll not be friends with the type of white person or any race for that matter who would non jokingly generalize an entire race
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  1298. Nice "bait" lol
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  1299. Prejudice by definition is having a preconceived opinion against something or someone that's not based on sound reasoning or facts. Racism is by definition is racial prejudice.
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  1300. I don't consider someone who generalizes an entire race smart but hey if you think that's what a smart person does then good for you ig.
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  1301. Pretty much every place on the planet has ven colonized by this point and usually by multiple races/cultures/ ethnicities excetera
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  1302. Even though he stereotyped and generalized all black people? Huh well you do you
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  1303.  @legaciiiluvs  it's pretty much the very first thing you started talking about. It's about 1 minute 24 seconds into the video where he says that unlike white people black people can relate on some level no matter where they are in the world because they go through similar things such as oppression. The thing is that's a huge generalization because life in one state is different than life in another state and even more so in a different country so someone's experiences in the United States are going to be incredibly different on the opposite side of the world and it's a huge generalization as well as ignorance to State as if it's a fact that just because your skin color is the same you and someone else on opposite sides of the planet are going to guarantee go through those kind of things.
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  1304. He started talking about*
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