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Should white people be allowed in the conversation of multiethnicity?

Yes-White people are multiethnic, too 52 70.27%
 
No - they don't understand the struggles 2 2.70%
 
I didn't even know this was a problem 13 17.57%
 
Total:67
RCTjunkie on 26 February 2014
d21lewis said:
I only read the title.


Dude, what the fuck? I'm black but I have friends of many races and it comes up all the time. Nobody gets offended and nobody really cares who says what. You need to open up your mind a bit. There's NOTHING wrong with conversation. I wish there were more of it.

Precisely what I want.

I'm asking because it seems like there's a lot of backlash (at least at my school) when white people try to enter the conversation and "don't say the right things." Instead of discussion and correction, there's just more tension and yelling of how terrible and ignorant white people are. It's frusterating and divisive, at least to me.

How do your conversations about race relations usually end up? I'm curious. 



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d21lewis on 26 February 2014

Just read the OP. Yeah, there's uneducated and bigoted people of every race, size, shape, and age. Don't let them discourage you from expressing yourself. No matter what you do, somebody out there is going to disapprove of it. Speak your mind.



Goatseye on 26 February 2014
rolltide101x said:


I can see there is no point in talking about this with you, you are going to defend a known murder........

I'm not defending him. But if he is a murderer what are all the US presidesidents since Kennedy?

All of those with kill lists, instability regurgiators in democratic nations, insterests and proxy wars. White House has blood painted all over its walls and you look elsewhere and hide your tail.



Mr Khan on 26 February 2014
rolltide101x said:
Mr Khan said:

That he turned away from this is the virtue of the accomplishment. Why do folks like Yasser Arafat get the Nobel Peace Prize?

I just do not see how anyone can defend Mandela after the actions he has done

Because he peaceably ended Apartheid! (along with F.W. De Klerk, who doesn't quite get the recognition). Just like how folks remember Andrew Carnegie for the countless libraries and concert halls, and not for the massacres at the Homestead Strike. I mean, i'm not keen on strike-breaking at all, but the guy deserves credit for what he did later.



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Zkuq on 26 February 2014

Multiethnicity is relevant mainly in countries where white populace is the majority so yes, definitely. The people of a country should have a say in what kinds of people they let in their country.



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d21lewis on 26 February 2014
RCTjunkie said:
d21lewis said:
I only read the title.


Dude, what the fuck? I'm black but I have friends of many races and it comes up all the time. Nobody gets offended and nobody really cares who says what. You need to open up your mind a bit. There's NOTHING wrong with conversation. I wish there were more of it.

Precisely what I want.

I'm asking because it seems like there's a lot of backlash (at least at my school) when white people try to enter the conversation and "don't say the right things." Instead of discussion and correction, there's just more tension and yelling of how terrible and ignorant white people are. It's frusterating and divisive, at least to me.

How do your conversations about race relations usually end up? I'm curious. 

They usually start with "Why do black people...." or something like that.  Goes from there.  I usually date different races so a few of my white friends ask about the differences in different races of women.  In the end, it usually turns to sex.  We've never tried to change the world.  Never discussed politics.  Just a conversation with no agenda.



dane007 on 26 February 2014

Why not? All races whether you are asians, african american, american, european, Maori and so on should be treaty as equal. No races are superior over the others . Those who do say white are the superior race ,, are delusional and need psychiatric help . Plus being a culturally diversed groups allows people to be understand and learn about various cultures in the world.



Goatseye on 26 February 2014
Zkuq said:
Multiethnicity is relevant mainly in countries where white populace is the majority so yes, definitely. The people of a country should have a say in what kinds of people they let in their country.

It shouldn't even be a question.



rolltide101x on 26 February 2014
Goatseye said:
rolltide101x said:
 


I can see there is no point in talking about this with you, you are going to defend a known murder........

I'm not defending him. But if he is a murderer what are all the US presidesidents since Kennedy?

All of those with kill lists, instability regurgiators in democratic nations, insterests and proxy wars. White House has blood painted all over its walls and you look elsewhere and hide your tail.

I can agree with that. The U.S. is very self rightious with its military



rolltide101x on 26 February 2014
d21lewis said:
RCTjunkie said:
d21lewis said:
I only read the title.


Dude, what the fuck? I'm black but I have friends of many races and it comes up all the time. Nobody gets offended and nobody really cares who says what. You need to open up your mind a bit. There's NOTHING wrong with conversation. I wish there were more of it.

Precisely what I want.

I'm asking because it seems like there's a lot of backlash (at least at my school) when white people try to enter the conversation and "don't say the right things." Instead of discussion and correction, there's just more tension and yelling of how terrible and ignorant white people are. It's frusterating and divisive, at least to me.

How do your conversations about race relations usually end up? I'm curious. 

They usually start with "Why do black people...." or something like that.  Goes from there.  I usually date different races so a few of my white friends ask about the differences in different races of women.  In the end, it usually turns to sex.  We've never tried to change the world.  Never discussed politics.  Just a conversation with no agenda.


Well please change the world! lol