Are you Racist and Why?

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Jon-Erich said:

spurgeonryan said:

mysticwolf said:
I wouldn't say racist, but mostly just a little more cautious. In my experience black people are more violent. I know plenty of black people who aren't that way at all, but its just my experience. In elementary and high school, black people would pick on me.

Black people are more intimidating anyway.

So then you are racist. Why are black people anymore violent than White people? We have killed billions of humans throughout history. Up until the 1960's and maybe even later in some areas, whites oppressed the African Americans in AMerica. Probably even all over the world. Was it BLACK OR WHITE that Just Murdered a dozen people in Colorado?

I'm sorry, but I don't see that as racism at all. It's more like a social issue in America. I actually know people who will have issues with black Americans but at the same time have absolutely no problems with blacks from the Carribian or from the UK. As for me, I do not judge by race, but I do find that I will be more cautious about people from certain towns, cities, or communities. This is because I've known enough people from particular areas to know that there is an entire culture of fucked up people from certain places. 

Also, your arguments about how whites have done more damage to the world than blacks have no meaning. Blacks have enslaved others and dealt with slave trade (it's how America got it's first generation of slaves). We've had oppressive black dictators, black war criminals, and mass genocides caused by blacks, as well as public shootings. Look at Rewanda. That's a perfect example. However, that to me is not a racial issue. It is a humanitary issue. All races are equally responsible for all human oppression. 

This^^^^^  There are actually people who think somehow only whites have ever perticipated in slavery and yet today there are virtually no white people involved in slavery. While currently many areas of Africa and the middle east routinely take slaves. Places like Sudan, Haiti, Pakistan even India. And it isn;t like those places just took it up recently. In perspective whites or more succintly Europeans actually participated in slavery for a relatively short time. I'm not justifying it at all but it is sad that somehow it is seen as something only white people are capable of. Only those with a very miopic world view could believe.