That's not flattering to communists of any kind. This red thinks so... 

Seriously, what the hell is up? I did participate in a party where I did blackface by bathing in oil... Does that mean I am racist even though I have too many black friends to count in one hand and they were the ones who organized said event? 

Or should I point out one of those involved was also a Shia and we are still close? 

Even though no one cared, not even three black friends of which two were among the organizers? It was not something to mock black people. I literally covered myself in oil for a performance along with five other dancers. We had to use motor oil to look black, whereas other performers used red dye. The result was black and red people dancing with each other on stage. 

Seriously. How the hell is this a negative thing? 

you probably are racist, yes, as every person on the planet is racist to some degree

the key is to accept that this part of you exists and actively be alerted when you feel it surface/influence your thoughts and actions, so that you can work against it

a huge part of the people unfortunately deny with all their might that they have racist tendencies sometimes (especially as when these are called out it's seen as this ginormous "insult" to your person), so instead of reflecting about it they double down

now about blackface - I understand why it's seen as a huge racial afront (especially in the US), as black people had for decades to powerlessly watch themselves being humiliated by white actors in blackface acting absolutely braindead, yet personally I didn't grow up in a society where this topic is so very emotionally charged, that's why I think whether or not it's "absolutely racist" really depends on intention and your intention at that party wasn't to put down your friends/black people in general

maybe in a some decades or centuries it will be understood this way throughout the world, yet the wounds are still open and black people understandably don't want to leave backdoors for racists to further abuse the practice

First of all, don't call anyone that disagree with it or you, a racist when they're actually not. Frankly, that's fucked up because you're calling me a racist in a roundabout way and it's intellectually lazy of you to resort to insults like to discredit opinions you disagree with.

We live in a world where traveling to other countries is fairly easy and convenient. People from many different cultures live with eachother in many different countries. It's impossible for these cultures not to intermingle or people to take in traits from cultures that surround them or that they like. If you want to adhere to this nonsense "rule", by all means have at it but don't try to push that crazy shit on other people. 

By doing what you did you were mocking black people, whether you meant to or not. The historical significance of black face is deeply negative and you doing black face is almost the same as you saying the N word out loud for the duration that you wore it. How others reacted to you is not relevant, the action on its own merits is deeply racist.

Refer to post where I say I am not American, it's not seen as racist here and people do it at times yet no black people feel offended because in our society we didn't mock black people to the point they wanted to set their eyes on fire back when YOUR people were debating whether they should have rights or not. 

I am not in America and thus your values do not apply to me. I understand this much. 

What they did is normnalizing racism. A real racist could not make fun of accents under the guise that these "non racists" did it. I'm for equality and fairness - if someone can't do it, then no one can do it.

I wasnt calling you racist, although I can see how you might have construed it that way. I suppose I'll ammend my original post with "racist or ignorant". And yes, we need to push basic decency on other people. That's what we do with the N word, that's what we do with the nazi symbols, etc. This is the same thing. You "push" people to be decent. 

So why haven't the other friend that made joke about the british accent weren't fired them? As you said, if it's valid for one it should be enforced on the other.

The joke? He offered a traditional southern dish to his black friend using a southern accent (with no direct inflection of being a dialect or accent that would be used by black people instead of white people). So there were no joke, just mock on accent that both done to one another.