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Perfectly fine to single out a race and say you don't want to live by them?
Interesting opinion on the subject.
Next time you see an African American on the street walk up to them and tell them the same thing ... "I'm not racist I just don't want to live by you people" and let me know how that works out for you.
Perfectly fine to single out a race and say you don't want to live by them?
Interesting opinion on the subject.
Next time you see an African American on the street walk up to them and tell them the same thing ... "I'm not racist I just don't want to live by you people" and let me know how that works out for you.
An Italian American preferring to live in an Italian American neighborhood, doesn't make them racist. Means they like living among other Italians. What you are saying is illogical. By the by I am Black. lmao
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Awesome .. next time someone sees him tell him that and let me know how it works out.
Lmao Wouldn't bother me at all as I dont care about such things. White folk liking me is neither here nor there.
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An Italian American preferring to live in an Italian American neighborhood, doesn't make them racist. Means they like living among other Italians. What you are saying is illogical. By the by I am Black. lmao
Lmao Wouldn't bother me at all as I dont care about such things. White folk liking me is neither here nor there.
I will say it again....I love your attitude and outlook!
Not only is it not racist but it is perfectly fine to feel that way. Provided you aren't attacking or infringing on someones rights.
I'm surprised a Libertarian like OleTomCat would be against free association.
Free association is one thing preventing someone from living where they want to is another, If you don't want to live near someone of a particular race, creed or association don't move near them, but to tell some one else that they can not move near you is different.....
Free association is one thing preventing someone from living where they want to is another, If you don't want to live near someone of a particular race, creed or association don't move near them, but to tell some one else that they can not move near you is different.....
That is more of a libertarian answer.....
Nice straw man you workin with Sir, as forbidding someone from moving somewhere wasn't apart of the discussion.
But that wouldn't be the libertarian answer either. People could organize, buy land and do as they please with it.
I can't believe this thread is still alive, people need to quit being so infatuated with race relations in the south... it isn't what you saw on TV from where you came from, those were OLD shows made for entertainment and not from reality... race relations are actually much better down here than in most other places in the country! except of course in those places where there aren't many of a different race to compare, as is with much of the midwest
this is a different America than even 50 yrs ago, get over it already
My ex-husband is white and we drove down to Georgia to attend my daughter's college graduation. We stopped at a Cracker Barrel in some little rural town in SC and I expected people to be giving us dirty looks but no one really paid us much attention. I was really surprised.
Just visiting a place is much different from living there, but I will definitely check the area out when retirement comes.
Oh yeah. We even have churches down here that have gay people and gay ministers and everything.
Heck, it's getting so tolerant around here now that the only people the Klan can lynch without a lawsuit are cigarette smokers.
Sorry, SCBeaches, this is a true story. I have no reason to lie. Yes, it was almost 20 years ago, but considering that those students were in their early 20's, what do you think they taught their children, who themselves would be 20-somethings today? How do you think hate is handed down from generation to generation?
Here's another for you, albeit from 1993: a Honda salesman made a point of telling my dad that the cars were made by "an all-white workforce in Ohio". Of course, I am *sure* that was a totally isolated incident and that man never passed that sort of prejudice to his children.
I will date myself now, but I was fired from a job in Louisville, KY around 1974 (I know, off topic and too old...this would NEVER happen now, right?) for serving a black man a drink. I grew up in NYC, and never gave it a second thought.
Okay, now go into an all-black inner city neighborhood in NYC or Chicago or DC and go into a nightclub and order a drink. Make it a point to complain about the service. See what happens to you.
I can guarantee you that there are some cities in New Jersey and Maryland, and California, where you, as a white person, would be dead within 15 minutes of your arrival.
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