you and your play on words... and to think one of these posters assumed that I was racist based on my screenname.. as if my name couldn't be Reign and I'm proud to be blk? LOL.. think outside the box
Quote from: blk_reign on January 15, 2005, 11:32:59 PMQuote from: giffy on January 15, 2005, 11:23:47 PMQuote from: blk_reign on January 15, 2005, 11:06:08 PMMobell it's funny isn't it? I stated early on in this thread that this was about AA and URM "taking their spots"... It is kind of funny how some people consider AA to be some sort of grave injustice perpetrated against the white race. Especially given all the fields in which minorities are over represented. I mean there are so many minority senators, presidents, and CEO's Damn if Blackie isn't keeping us down."Blackie" ? Hey BR, let it go. He is obviously agreeing with you.I'm not taking a position on anything in this thread except to say that you have some obviously deep-rooted issues that you should sort out. Throughout this entire thread you have been attacking white people, "white culture" and white posters. What's your deal? If a white person insisted on attacking black people/culture/etc, you would be the first to scream racism. Racism is a two-way street and you don't have a pass to be bigoted or ignorant just because you happened to be born black.I fully expect you to respond with some drivel, such as "LOL, now I'm racist!?" or something insulting to white people. My point is simply that white people are not the ONLY racists on LSD or elsewhere.HTH.
Quote from: giffy on January 15, 2005, 11:23:47 PMQuote from: blk_reign on January 15, 2005, 11:06:08 PMMobell it's funny isn't it? I stated early on in this thread that this was about AA and URM "taking their spots"... It is kind of funny how some people consider AA to be some sort of grave injustice perpetrated against the white race. Especially given all the fields in which minorities are over represented. I mean there are so many minority senators, presidents, and CEO's Damn if Blackie isn't keeping us down."Blackie" ?
Quote from: blk_reign on January 15, 2005, 11:06:08 PMMobell it's funny isn't it? I stated early on in this thread that this was about AA and URM "taking their spots"... It is kind of funny how some people consider AA to be some sort of grave injustice perpetrated against the white race. Especially given all the fields in which minorities are over represented. I mean there are so many minority senators, presidents, and CEO's Damn if Blackie isn't keeping us down.
Mobell it's funny isn't it? I stated early on in this thread that this was about AA and URM "taking their spots"...
Quote from: blk_reign on January 15, 2005, 08:02:35 PMindeed it is.. you know what's so funny though? Some fool related "black culture" to Lil Kim? I don't necessarily agree with the Lil Kim example but I'm curious to know who you think exemplifies "black culture".
indeed it is.. you know what's so funny though? Some fool related "black culture" to Lil Kim?
See that's the issue. I've never said anything about anyone exemplifying "black culture". Nor have I argued its existence. Now if you're asking me about a specific American of color who speaks volumes of what Americans can do then...
Quote from: Captain Cooley & The 142 Crew on January 16, 2005, 12:02:29 AMQuote from: blk_reign on January 15, 2005, 11:32:59 PMQuote from: giffy on January 15, 2005, 11:23:47 PMQuote from: blk_reign on January 15, 2005, 11:06:08 PMMobell it's funny isn't it? I stated early on in this thread that this was about AA and URM "taking their spots"... It is kind of funny how some people consider AA to be some sort of grave injustice perpetrated against the white race. Especially given all the fields in which minorities are over represented. I mean there are so many minority senators, presidents, and CEO's Damn if Blackie isn't keeping us down."Blackie" ? Hey BR, let it go. He is obviously agreeing with you.I'm not taking a position on anything in this thread except to say that you have some obviously deep-rooted issues that you should sort out. Throughout this entire thread you have been attacking white people, "white culture" and white posters. What's your deal? If a white person insisted on attacking black people/culture/etc, you would be the first to scream racism. Racism is a two-way street and you don't have a pass to be bigoted or ignorant just because you happened to be born black.I fully expect you to respond with some drivel, such as "LOL, now I'm racist!?" or something insulting to white people. My point is simply that white people are not the ONLY racists on LSD or elsewhere.HTH.Cooley I know he agreed, and a lot of people have made some very valid points in this thread, notwithstanding their cultural background. However the "blackie" word was offensive. Whether (s)he was giving an example or not, the term i condescending.I haven't attacked a single white person in this thread. I simply asked what white culture consisted of. If that question is offensive then maybe you have some deep rooted issues that you need to deal with. My "LOL now I'm a racist" comment was a direct derivative of szyzgy calling me racist. Which was totally unfounded.
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Quote from: benjaminz6 on January 15, 2005, 10:45:08 PMI think you forgot a few affirmative action scenarios:1) The white applicant squeezes out the minority applicant because his/her father donated a huge sum of money to the school.2)The white applicant squeezes out the minority applicant because his/her father attended the university (aka legacy)3)The white applicant that squeezes out the minority applicant because he is a good baseball player or a good player of another sport.hey buddy this list goes on and on. But if is funny that opponents of affirmative action only like to mention those scenarios based on race. Or the poor white guy victimized by minorities.Notice how all three examples would be equally true, if the word "white" was replaced with "black"? 1) Any one who has a parent donor will have an easier chance getting in, white or black.2) Same for the legacy--also notice that this and example #1) work against not only minorities but other white applicants (and the majority of them) who don't have the luck of wealthy/legacy parents3) Yup, this example also has nothing to do with race.I fail to see how any of these even begins to compare with systematized and institutionalized, race-based AA.
I think you forgot a few affirmative action scenarios:1) The white applicant squeezes out the minority applicant because his/her father donated a huge sum of money to the school.2)The white applicant squeezes out the minority applicant because his/her father attended the university (aka legacy)3)The white applicant that squeezes out the minority applicant because he is a good baseball player or a good player of another sport.hey buddy this list goes on and on. But if is funny that opponents of affirmative action only like to mention those scenarios based on race. Or the poor white guy victimized by minorities.