I'm a white person, so I hope I'm not out of line or about to say anything that is offensive. But I don't think anyone is being real with you here. If you're from the states there is centuries of oppression/hatred directed towards black people. How would that NOT destroy the confidence of someone who grows up in a predominantly white area? Black people were enslaved in this country for hundreds of years. Even once "Freed" they were still legally enslaved through chain gangs and indentured servitude. Blacks (minorities in general) have been the habitual victims of this country yet they are always vilified. We pretend that once slavery ended that blacks no longer suffered EXTREME abuse, racism, and violence from whites. Their property and business were habitually robbed, stolen and destroyed WELL into the 80s. Native Americans and Native Hawaiian's suffered/continue to suffer similar injustices.
The racism simply hasn't stopped its just masked, which is worse in many ways because it STILL makes black people look like the villains/perpetrators. You can turn on the TV and see how deeply rooted racism still is in America. All minorities are villains, uneducated, whores no different than movies and cartoons from the 1930s. Turn on the tv and every crime consists of some "thug" black person committing crime, or deserving to be murdered. People always say that they're "least attracted to blacks" and black people suffer the worst social stereotypes there are. There are enough statistics to show that black children are treated the worst and are perceived as older, more violent, and less intelligent than other children, by teachers and society.
I apologize if I've offended any black people. But the reality is that you all are treated like shit in America, and probably always will be. Honestly I'd suggest to moving to another country that doesn't have the violent/hateful history associated with blacks.316 Reply
Asker+1 yThat wasn't offensive, that was truth. Western society, especially America, makes being black the shittiest thing there is.
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Yeah, I honestly don't know what you minorities are supposed to do. You're tossed into a society that was structured so that you'd fail, even if you're fortunate enough not to have dealt with poverty (or over came poverty) you still have the trials of not being murdered, not being wrongfully imprisoned, not being financially taken advantage of by banks selling illegal loans/mortgages, and not being denied employment because you'd make other "uncomfortable". And anytime you try to talk about that blatant injustices that you face you are told to shut up and stop playing the victim card and hating white people.
I grew up in the trailer park, but I know I had it 1million times easier being poor and white vs being poor and minority. I find it fucked up that society not only denies you the opportunity to a quality life, but also denies you the right to acknowledge the injustices that you face.
I don't think I could ever or would ever want to trade places with a black person.
Asker+1 yThank you so much. No offense, but you're one of the few white individuals that understand.
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I just beleieve that people don't give a shit if its not happening to them. Similar to the guy who doesn't care about rape or think that rape is real until he gets raped. Similar to the person who believes that disabled people get special privileges until they suffer an injury that leaves them disabled.
in my opinion I believe that people know that these things are happening, but since it doesn't effect/happen to them, they have no reason to care or acknowledge it. Yet they have the underlying fear that the people they've oppressed with upraise and begin to oppress them. - +1 y
I don't know if it is human nature of social conditioning. I've just never been the type to understand how you can pretend that oppression doesn't exist. Like it doesn't make sense to me how America is always talking about the Holocaust when we've done the same to blacks, Latinos, and native peoples on this land for centuries. Minorities get no recognition for the atrocities they've suffered/continue to suffer here. Its like in America people are act completely oblivious to our history and how RECENT the horrific treatment of minorities is.
Asker+1 yMy problem is, I do care about other people, I do care about everyone else, even white people. But maybe it's time to stop caring. Maybe I should just say, fuck the world, fuck other people, from now on I only care about myself and everyone else can suffer for all I care?
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Kind of. I'm torn on this myself because of the bullshit I've gone through in life and the fuckedup/disgusting things I've seen happen. Regardless of how you feel, you've got to place yourself in a position of stability BEFORE you can even think about assisting/caring for other people. IF you're an emotional wreck in poverty that can't help yourself, then your caring for other people is just as useful as about someone feeling sorry for abused children. IT doesn't help anything.
Honestly I used to volunteer allot, I just to feed the homeless, was a big sister to little boys and girls, I volunteered at shelters for men/women. And it just made me more jaded with the human race. I touched the lives of the people I temporarily aided, but I wasn't making a REAL difference. The problems we have in this society are structural, and people are too set in stone. - +1 y
Point being, before you can figure out if you want to be a social matar, or simply live your own life, you have to get your own life. Though that is hard to do, living in such an oppressive society. It is practically impossible if you don't have anyone to mentor you, and/or if you don't have the basic needs in life, let alone the extra's that help you accomplish your goals.
Its a fucking complicated puzzle that no one can seem to put together.
Asker+1 yDo you wish that you were like Jesus or something? That you could die, and that you're death would make the world a better place? Honestly, I wish I was, I wished I could just kill myself and life would be perfect for everyone.
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Lol No, I wish I was a god, and that I could mold the world into what I wanted and make the world as I saw fit. I've got a lot of anger towards society. I'm not a minority, but I am a woman, so I've gone through some shit. I know I've got it better than you, but I've gone through enough to hate society/people. For what society did to me, I wouldn't want to kill myself, I'd want revenge for the torture I've gone through.
That doesn't mean that I want to go around harming other people. It simply means that I want to destroy the very fabric of our social structure that destroyed me. All of the injustices that people are so comfortable with (sexism, racism, classicism, ableism, est) I want to take away societies comfort of privileged.
It makes me want to go all Fightcluby. I would want to create chaos before I died, chaos that would uproot our sadistic cultural/social foundation.
Asker+1 yI get what you mean, though, you could say the ultimate evil is free will, as it allows people to be evil to one another. People would find ways to hate each other unless you final did away with free will altogether.
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I honestly don't believe that is true. I believe that some people are sick (mentally ill) and they convince normal people that their fucked up ways are apart of human nature. There are plenty of people who don't want to rape children, don't believe that others should starve if they have food, est.
I believe that as a human race, we've aloud the continuation of barbaric behavior by few to breed into the actions millions. Centuries of the abuse/torture/oppression changes people on a molecular level. The "Evil" that we witness in human nature in my opinion is a reflection of victims of barbaric behavior breeding children with their damaged genes. The effects of war/torturer/oppression on offspring can be viewed in genetic abnormalities.
Asker+1 yNah, I doubt it, most insane people are more or less harmless than people without mental issues. Most people choose to do awful things because they want power, i. e more freedom.
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I thought you were Black, but great post. Nothing annoys me more than when people act like we're completely in a post racial society, and race isn't a factor *at all.*
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324 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Obviously you haven't read all the white, young guys on here who whine that they can't get a girlfriend and that they feel like complete idiots with no friends and no life and don't know what it means when someone didn't text back, totally insecure about penis size, and in the end many of them wish they were black. I guess you've missed all that on here.
You have the privilege of being black, and you should not wish you were anyone else, looking any other way. You will have the life you were meant to have because you want to have it. Women will eventually love you for many things, and yes, including your looks. Racism jokes exist with every race, just as gender jokes and cultural jokes are not going away either.
You just have no idea that other guys, regardless of race all have their hangups and if you start assuming you'd have money and a better life, you are kidding yourself. I was just dealing with some white kid who wants to die and he has what seems like a good home and no money issues.
You have something about you that no one else has and that's being YOU. Your skin colour is the least of your worries unless you live in a complete asshole, segregated type of community - in which case I suggest you leave when you turn 18. There is a such a great life you don't even know you will have and NONE of it has to do with money and women. That will all be what it is in good time when you make your own life for yourself because you're happy being you.54 Reply
Asker+1 yI just wish I could be seen as normal. People judge me before they even know me, and usually they don't even try to know me. I'm sick of it.
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Yeah well everyone gets judged for stuff. I get judged for being a woman. And don't get me started how that's affected me in life as far as my career goes. I get judged for being fat. I get judged for being short. No one gets away with being judged. Even perfect people get judged too.
I had to reread a lot of what you said and it just is unreal that you are going through that much pain over your skin colour. I thought enough blacks were out there showing pride instead of a hate-on for each other? It sounds like you live in a toxic place that is making you feel back. Trust me, it's not like that everywhere. You also have a bit of a disadvantage of being young, and unfortunately young guys usually are hard to employ and I think that's part of the hangup you're having now with jobs. You should try and look ahead. There just isn't the negativity that you think there is in 2014 anymore with blacks. I'm not denying there is some, but what you're talking about is shocking to hear.
Asker+1 yIt's just, lately, I've been realizing that all the improvements in society are purely cosmetic, not much has changed, and even more, I'm finally beginning to see what most whites, or rather, every other race, really thinks of me and my people.
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That's NOT true. A lot of things have changed in human rights, the legal system, labour system, just to name a few that abolish any racial discrimination. THAT is not cosmetic. That is actual process. I'm not denying that there is work to be done - there is. But this is NOT 1955 and you're not legally obligated to give up your seat on a bus for a white.
What you're talking about is something you're being fed from what sounds like your family or other black friends who are making excuses why life is hard. The same hard life can be found in white homes and communities too - only you are not seeing that far in to it. YES, you have a link to slavery and that is a black mark in the books of American history (I'm assuming you are American?) but that is something to grow from and become something better than what your ancestors were faced with. It's not all bad for you, and that's what I want you to see.
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+1 yWell i dont think you're the only race that goes through all that, gotta admit tho im one of those people who thinks that race doesn't matter in relationships but it actually does i know, there are those people out there who just can't stand it and there's people who actually care about others. Some people make all those bad comments and stuff to just feel like superior and to just show off to others which is quite sad but without those comments they just feel like nothing. I know its tough for you i got a lot of friends just like you going through the same thing but you've gotta learn to just love how you were born and just try your best to enjoy your life, you're still young if you're under 18 so just ignore those people who are bringing you down cause really there is a lot of nice people out there who will always be there for you. And if a girlfriend breaks up with you because of your race, she truly isn't the girl for you, love isn't about the looks its about loving who the person is not how they look like :))
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As a mixed-race individual of two minorities (black and Asian) YES it is harder to prove yourself in a society that is dominated by white males. You do have to work twice as hard to get noticed for the same thing. You do get ignored or even feared for doing absolutely nothing wrong.
I know it's not fair or right: I once had a great chat with a white woman I was attempting to pick up. At the end of the conversation, I asked if I could see her again, and she looked me dead in the eye and told me "I only date white guys." She led me on that entire time and then she shut me out because I wasn't white. I was pissed about it for days afterward, but I didn't raise a fuss at the time. I just bowed out gracefully and accepted that some people are just jerks.
That said, if you let people define you by what they expect you to be, you will always be miserable no matter who you are. I know a doctor who pulls in a six-figure salary and absolutely HATES himself because he never wanted to be a doctor; his parents forced him into it. Unfortunately for him, he has entire groups of family and friends that expect him to continue to be a doctor, so he thinks he has to live this lie his entire life.
It may be difficult, but you have to do things that you want to do. It doesn't matter if it's math or science or history or art or music or sports. Find out all you can about the field you want to get into, and get into it. Being in any minority has its challenges, but it's up to you whether you let being a minority keep you back from living the life you want. I got shot down by a woman who turned out to be a rude jerk, but I didn't stop myself from trying because "I'm black."
You are a black person, but you are a person first. People will dismiss you for whatever reason they want to, but that doesn't mean you have to dismiss yourself because they said so.11 Reply
Asker+1 yThank you, that really helped me.
Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yI don't have answes for you young man, but I have advice. Choose the kind of man you want to be, and then do everything with all the tools and skills and talents you have to get the job done of being that man. It could wind up being the work of your lifetime and society may never recognize it, but you'll go to sleep knowing you did everything you can do to be that man.
And this'll fuck your head up, but MLK got enough pussy that there's a sealed FBI case file strictly attempting to discredit his ckvil rights work, for the amount of pussy he got. He also had a historically badass wife who would've laid down her lifs for him. So don't sweat about getting cockblocked by white dudes. They're just as scared of you as you are of them.22 Reply
Asker+1 yThe thing is, that's hard, and, my family probably won't have the money for me to go to a good college and do amazing things. And also, I don't want to be feared, I want to be loved, or at least respected.
Opinion Owner+1 y"Good colleges" are overrated. There are tons of ways to make college affordable, depending on what you want to do with your degree. You should start by talking to your guidance councilor. Some of the best legal and medical schools for example are state colleges, where if you're a resident you can knock out the cost on a decent jobs' wage. Random awesome tip for getting that done: starbucks is giving full rides to their employees. The national guard and navy are also strong sources of funding and skills-training. Another thing that can't be over-emphasized is to start working early and stack your ones. My kid started at 13 and is sitting on a decent stash. Volunteering can also build work-skills and references.
As for being feared I was referring to the competitive field of finding a good woman, since you alluded to being nervous about the competition.
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+1 yI can never know the Black Experience, but I've experienced all the things you complain about and ascribe to your racial characteristics. To paraphrase Woody Allen, I don't wake up in the morning thinking, "Wow, it's great to be white." I remember reading Jack Kerouac (maybe it was "Dharma Bums") saying "I wish I were black." Most people only think about their race, I think, when it comes up in comparison to others. I note that kids who go to predominantly black high schools do better academically than those who go to mixed high schools (where race is constantly in consciousness), and black kids who are asked to state their race before taking a test do worse than they would on the same test if they were not asked their race. So it seems that it's not race itself but perception of one's self at the heart of the matter.
Being in a mixed marriage and having dated girls of all races, I've received the unsmiling stares of others when out with girls, so something is going on. I've met many minority persons more intelligent and skilled than most majority group persons, and these persons seem to have high self-esteem because they've accomplished things others haven't. I've also heard white people complain about the same thing you do. So my opinion is that it is all a matter of one's self-esteem, regardless of race, and everyone experiences occasional loss of self-esteem. Nearly everyone falls into one "out group" or another.
Self-esteem can be improved through accomplishing things others have not or cannot. You can also do self-examination until you discover exactly who you are and what your capabilities are.
I am the child of a poor single mother who gained a degree while raising me, and I myself gained advanced education. I, however, feel the same way as you about advantaged, rich white people and do the best I can to compete with them and do better than they do. Competition drives success, so get out of the blues and get with it, dude!20 Reply
Anonymous(30-35)+1 yI suggest you go back to Africa where your culture and ancestors descended from. You would feel more comfortable and 'at home' amongst your own because you're clearly ashamed to be living in a country where your race is the minority.
Fuck man, just get over yourself. You're black so what? My girlfriend is black and she doesn't have any of the problems you mention, and here in the UK the ratio between black and white is even greater. You're clearly self conscious about your identity and envious of being white for some reason. It's just a skin colour, these days no one gives a shit. What is it with black American's playing the race card and thinking all white people are against them. I heard the other day that a quarter (25%) of blacks dislike whites in general whereas only 4% of whites think that about blacks. I don't think what you described above refers to general society, it's just you making a generalisation.
Embrace your ethnicity and don't hang with people (black or white) that are ignorant or intolerant to other races. Give yourself a bit of love and go find yourself a girl out there rather than moan about race and acceptance on here.12 Reply
Asker+1 yWhat's with whites refusing to acknowledge racism and their privilege and then accusing blacks of playing the race card if they call bullshit?
Opinion Owner+1 yWhat do you mean 'whats with whites refusing to acknowledge racism'? Black people are more racist to whites these days than whites are to blacks but you won't acknowledge that. In fact its almost become accepted for a black person to call a caucasian 'white boy', obviously there would be mass hysteria however if a white person called an African American 'black boy', why is race even relevant when referring to someone?
I haven't got to acknowledge shit about racism because myself and no one in my family is racist nor have they had anything to do with racism. 99.5% of white people want equality, harmony and integration among blacks and whites so shut the fuck up and stop generalising about both races. You, just like a select few blacks play the 'racism card' by making out all whites are racist and we owe you for stuff that happened generations ago that had nothing to do with most of us whites alive today. Get over yourself.
I don't see why your upset. I like being black. It like playing the game of life in hard mode and I love a challenge. The fact that I must be three times better than my white friends and coworkers to garner same amount of respect and recognition sucks but I go home everyday knowing I earned my way up the ladder. Also in its own way its fun being the perpetual underdog. Seeing that surprised and sometimes pissed out expression on my peers faces when they find out I am smarter than them, have a better job and out earn them is priceless. Society did erect barriers against us. We can choose to sit on the floor and get angry or sad. Or we turn around get angry at these barrier and scale them pulling up at least one brother or sister to the top with you along the way. When enough of us get up there we and begin tearing down together. My family started out as simple farmers in West Africa. Granddad got fed up and started scale that wall by selling his bike to sent oldest son to a British run boarding school. Years later we got a family full of professionals living in the US, Western Europe, and West Africa. In addition because we pulled up at least one brother or sister to the top with us many other families from the old village and the surrounding areas came to the US in later years and are doing fairly well. If I was white I would have come too comfort and complacent and have got as far as I have today. I'm black. I am kicking ass and taking name while the game is set on hard mode.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yI have a feeling this is trolling, but I'll play along.
1) I don't get dates much (I'm white). There could be a bunch of reasons why anyone might not get dates, perhaps not as many as you might think being related to race, or anything else that a person can't change about themselves (height, etc) It's like saying: Well, I'm ugly (and I can't change that, so that's what I'll say it is) when it's "I'm a mean person" or "I'm shy" or "I just don't meet women who are my type."
Sure, being ugly isn't fun. Being ugly doesn't give you as many breaks in life (statistically)... But people can get it to work for them.
1b) There are complaints on this site about "Why do white women go for black guys all the time?" or "Why don't people date their own race more?"
2) Not everyone loves you if you're white.
3) Some white people would feel that others get "lucky breaks" because of their skin color or gender and not always academic merit. There's been a huge nationwide debate going on for years about "affirmative action" (Not to get into it here).
You have opportunities / problems that others will never have. EVERYONE will have different opportunities / problems. My cousin was nearly failed because she was a woman in a field typically considered a "boys club" and a professor didn't want any women graduating (Her GPA was VERY high, so they let her graduate in spite of the idiot prof).
I have two friends, both in wheelchairs, both with the same "handicap." One won't take opportunities (like going to college) because of his self perceived limits. He won't work for what he supposedly wants.
The other guy, born with many similarities besides handicap (financial, age, etc), dates gorgeous women, has a great job that he loves, and does a lot of really cool stuff in life.
With one, the handicap is how he's described. The other is just known by his name and persona. Yet there's different lives and opportunities because one takes them on and one doesn't.10 Reply
+1 yDamn this breaks my heart.
Often times, I will think about my race, how rare life itself is. Perfect math that lead to the development of an extremely rare planet in the habitable zone, evolving to support an even more extreme case of intelligent life evolving.
I look at myself and wonder how I became fortunate while billions of those rare people became unfortunate. My answer is always "luck", not "effort".
That luck isn't fair. It is not fair that we colonized the shit out of the world, it isn't fair that we (first world countries) still treat people we also consider citizens terrible and different because of their race. It is ignorant, it is inhuman, it is wrong.
The only thing I can tell you is to keep fighting for your right to be yourself and to feel good about being yourself, no matter what my race throws at you. There are a percentage of us who want to help, and please keep telling us when we make mistakes or what we're doing wrong.
As for feeling shitty about yourself... honestly, I would suggest reading or exploring blogs created by the black community, and read more books written by the black community. Being black sucks, but I (and the rest of the white population) don't know the first thing about it through our own experiences. Which means the people who understand your experience are the people who have also gone through it themselves. Read about their accomplishments as well as their struggles. Explore your own culture. That's the only thing I can come up with that won't entail a bunch of other white opinions. :/23 Reply
Asker+1 yThe thing is, I feel like shit because half those blogs reminded me of how shitty the world is. I finally realize, I feel sympathy and wish to help all those people (whites and anyone else really) but they don't feel any sympathy for me. I don't even want to live anymore, society won't ever change, ever, there's no point, I can't help everyone or even anyone because society always has been and always will be shit.
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It may be at a slow pace... but minorities in society (women, people of color, LGBTQA+, people with disabilities, etc.) are moving forward, little by little, and that's enough to give me hope.
You sound brilliant. Your demographics say that you are "under 18" and yet you are both aware and seemingly involved in societal structures and how they work. Many people; whites, people of color, LGBTQA+, women, etc. are grown up in this world and still don't know how it works, how men, heterosexuals, and white people hold the most privilege, that gender-roles and racism exist not just blatantly, but systematically and socially, often in disguise.
Because of your awareness, you are burdened with this knowledge and your experiences.
But just because society is shit, does not mean that you are shit, and I will use my white privilege to fight every day, in little AND big ways, to make sure your culture one day finally stops being treated like filth. It might not help you, but I promise - +1 y
Hey, do you mind helping me with one of my problems? It's a question in my profile I recently asked
Anonymous(30-35)+1 yI'm glad this question came up. I am 23, and I have been starting to ask myself this same question.
Let's look at the dating world first:
Everyone loves the white guy, especially black women these days.
In the dating world, women typically look at racial stereotypes and put every black male (no matter how successful).
I grew up in a white area and grew up in a middle class black family. I have had the pleasure of meeting some very successful black guys in my area... but they are always with the big trashy white women... and I don't want that for myself. Even though I finished college and take care of myself. women don't pay attention to me at all.
All my white friends, they all have girlfriends. One of my friends is dating an Asian girl and another is dating a black girl. It seems like all women like white guys, but black guys have to work harder just to get a decent girlfriend.
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-I just finished college, and I'm having a hard time finding jobs. Every job interview I've been to so far, everybody is white. When I walk into the room for an interview, people often look so shocked that I'm black. I would also send employers my resume and they would say that I am qualified. But when they ask to see my LinkedIn (which has the same info as my resume) I get declined an interview.14 Reply
Asker+1 yYup, I could look very attractive, but most girls would choose an average to below average looking white guy over me.
Opinion Owner+1 ySame thing happens to me. When I was a kid and even in high school... people didn't really look too much into race when dating. In fact, back when I was in high school, when rap music was well received by younger people, women seemed to really like me (I was far from gangster though).
Now that I am in my 20s, finished college have a job and take care of myself, I can't get women. The only ones that like me are the trashy ones. Might as well accept it... so I started talking to this girl who likes me. She didn't finish college, has a kid, has a drinking problem and is white... but she likes me for some reason. Might as well accept that and realize that's the best I'll probably get.
Opinion Owner+1 yAll my White friends have girlfriends though. And all my athletic black friends who are on university sports teams have girlfriends (go figure).
Asker+1 yOf course, we're all inferior to people that society would say are losers because we're black.
+1 yI understand what you mean. I'm not going to just try to preach to you, I know its hard. Like for me its hard to fit in sometime. I will admit I have felt some what of what your feeling right now. Best advice I could give you is try to prove people wrong. Prove to them that you can be successful. Further more I noticed you said you would rather be the "ruling class"? Why? Having slavery was very immoral. Why would you want defendants who have had slaves? I am glad to be black, because our race is considered very strong. We stood up against slavery and we won.
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Asker+1 yI'm not defending those that perpetuated slavery, I'm saying that the descendants of the slave owners were lucky because they got off easy, rather than the descendants of the slaves.
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*descendants*
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How do they get off easy?
Asker+1 yThey have inherited wealth from birth, often times, due to being descended from the ones in power.
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Wealth or no wealth you can still be successful. Did you forget the president of the USA is a African American? Therefore you can be successful. I also can tell you that many other races including whites experience racism.
Asker+1 yHe's only half.
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He's only one example there are plenty of others. I also was wondering about the part of your description where you said "at least none of you hate being white so much that you consider suicide to be reincarnated as something else". Have you seriously been considering suicide, because of your race?
Asker+1 yOccasionally, I'm just sick of how easy things are for them, and how society acts like I deserve to be hated.
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You deserve to be hated for what? Your skin tone. That's ignorant. Don't ever feel like you should off yourself, because of others stupidity. Oh, and I noticed some people saying this was a troll? What's that all about?
Asker+1 yThey think that black people are a hive mind and that we're all extremely confident and oozing "swag".
Also, I don't think I deserve to be hated, I know society thinks that, and it's starting to make me hate myself too.- +1 y
Well we aren't all oozing "swag".
And don't hate yourself over society. Society can be very ugly.
Asker+1 yAnd overwhelming.
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I feel like I have expectations I have to reach. Last year I was really insecure about myself I always felt like I was being judged. Then one day I just stopped caring. I've been fine since. That's what you need to do. Ignore all the negative stuff and focus on you.
Asker+1 yI will try, thank you. Also, thanks for actually trying to help.
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You're welcome, and it was no problem. :)
You're young, you'll learn to love yourself as you age. As for me, I honestly love being black and wouldn't trade it for any other race. Not because I think black a
Is the best ethnicity (there is none) , but simply because that's who I am and I love myself. Self acceptance is definitely a thing that comes with age, especially when you live in the US and the color white is basically crammed down your throat every corner you turn. Though I've never gone as far as hating myself for my color since I've always been confident in myself, I can definitely understand where you're coming from. If this is a serious issue, honestly you should look up on black history. Look at all of the amazing things blacks have accomplished in this country and in our own land. Don't take that fake textbook shit your teachers "teach" you, go learn for yourself and you'll be so enlightened on all the things US schools don't even bother to teach.210 Reply
Asker+1 yIt's not just that, it's also, any achievements we made, it will never be acknowledged. My question wasn't really about hatred for my race, more hatred for how unfair society is.
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That's a problem they have, not us. Honestly, my suggestion is always education. Fix their fucked up mind by showing them we aren't all what they feel we are. Make them feel ashamed and stupid for even having a prejudgment. And you say they won't be acknowledged, that's because in this country it's white people in charge. They're in power therefore they're honestly in charge of what a Majority of the people living here know, you be in charge and you have power over that. Honestly as simple as that. It's beyond the time when marches and shit work. The problem lies in our own community. When more black people be successful and have te right things in mind such as business and education, then we'll all truly be "equal" in this country. This country honestly fucking sucks for blacks, but it's all in our power to change that, just have to do it.
Asker+1 yYou sound very educated, so you'd know that things like a good education are very expensive. The thing is, when your people have faced institutionalized racism for over 400 years, you usually don't have much wealth where you're coming from.
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Lol the main reason I'm even in college is because I work hard. I've earned a full scholarship to my school. I come from a lower-middle class family, and work while also being a full time student, my parents worked hard for me, but I've never had shit handed to me, so you'd understand why some people's excuses sound like bullshit to me, yes? The system is set up to be against us, yes, but it's ALL in your power to actually let it fail you, or to rise above this country's expectations for you. Of course some of us have to work way harder than kids who can live off of their parent's money for their entire life, but it's all up to the individual if they want to let the odds against them knock them down. I'm now in my second year of college, 3.8 GPA, and plan on becoming a college professor. You're in control of your own destiny.
Asker+1 yThe thing is, I'm an idiot going into junior year with a 3.0 gpa. I wanted to leave my city (would you believe it's LA?) but I doubt I could even get into a good school here.
Asker+1 yLos Angeles.
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In that case, realize that there is much more to the world than your current situation. A 3.0 as a junior isn't terrible, you can bring it up by the end of the semester, just going to take a hell of a lot of work. Moving out of your home town takes a shit load of work, as in financial and also the difficulties of going to a completely new place. Make sure that's something you plan for severely. I honestly do wish you luck, not only in your journey of self acceptance, but also in life in general.
Asker+1 yThanks, I'll need it, and, I won't miss my hometown much anyway, and, at least if I move out I can have snowy Christmases.
+1 yOf course, recent events cast this in a difficult light, but no matter what you have your life ahead of you as a black male, and you might as well enjoy it instead of being miserable.
There's nothing you can do about being white, but there's a lot you can do about being smart, funny, and rich. There are plenty of guys, including black guys, who get there every year, and they have no problem getting girls of any color. If you had to guess how much time they'd wasted feeling sorry for themselves being black, instead of working on getting to their success, I can tell you: NONE. You can play the race card if you like - I'd say it's fair game, use whatever you've got to your advantage. Just make sure it's to your advantage and not seeping into your brain as some sort of a disadvantage.01 Reply
Asker+1 yIt's not the race card, I just don't like myself period, if anything, I hate myself. I could hate all other blacks, maybe even all other people, but they don't deserve my hatred, only I do.
+1 yTrust me everything will get better as you get older. I use to hate when people would tell me that back when I was in school. You just haven't found the girl that was meant for you. Just focus on your school work, go to college, worry about yourself and not others. You're overthinking it. Instead of dwelling on negative things, change your mindset and think of positive things. The black race comes from an amazing culture! Some of the most successful people are black! Kevin hart, Denzel Washington, tiger woods. Look up Ben Carson and read about his story, seriously. A movie was even made about him with Cuba gooding called "gifted hands". One of my favorite movies. Once you change your mindset your life will start to get better.
10 Reply1.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Stop spewing crap on yourself. Just stop. Are you serious?
Do you have any idea how lucky are you to be alive? You have won the lottery, fellow.
Everything in this world is just so beautifully designed, you have the option to do anything you want, you can travel to places, you can be whoever you want to be, you can acquire knowledge, you can help humanity, you can fall in love and break your heart a thousand times, you can fall down a 100 times and stand up 101, yet you choose to sit in front of your computer in order to complain about something as petty as your race. Let me tell you something: Your race is NOT putting obstacles in your way, you are.
I believe that you are using excuses in order not to deal with your problems/issues. Stop using your race as an excuse. It's incredibly silly. Remember, even the fact that you're breathing is extremely valuable. Everyone has problems no matter if they are Whites, Blacks or Asians. You should just work with what you have.01 Reply
+1 yThat's sad you feel this way. But I think you put too much importance on your color skin. You think whites don't have problems just because they are whites? You're being ignorant and purposely covering your eyes from the facts.
no matter if you're black or white, if you don't have experience and lack of motivation, you won't get a job (and trust me it's easier to get a job in USA than in France)
if you're good looking but totally depressing and annoying, you won't get a girlfriend, regardless of race.
culture isn't based on color skin but on where you grow up and who raised you.
Anyway, it is to easy to put all your problems on a racist society, which isn't as prevalent as you think.00 Reply- 365 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
+1 yWhites have a head start in life, but it's dwindling every day. People judge everybody. If I saw a white skinhead with tatts I would start judging some too. We all do it. While whites have more of a advantage than minority races in America I believe eventually we will all be relatively the same color and again the advantage whites have in life is getting smaller and smaller. We're all (or most of us) are mixed anyway in my opinion.
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Would you look at those lovely dark chocolate ladies? I wanna squirt my gun at them too!
+1 yThe only reason why whites clicked on this is to get a laugh and boost their confidence.. black or not, you are a joke. And you non-blacks are crazy to think I would hate myself. Please, don't flatter yourselves
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Asker+1 yYeah, I know I'm a joke, I've always been told that, from my parents, to my friends, to society. I am a joke.
Anonymous(30-35)+1 yI love being ME. Being black definitely has some pros and cons, and I have felt the way you have felt (when I was a kid), but not anymore.
Just wanted to say though - trying to get most white people to acknowledge and understand white privilege and racism... thats a tough one. Some more educated, aware types of white people will be able to understand you on this point, but sadly it isn't very common. You'll usually meet that resistant self-victimization in response to any conversation on white privilege with a common, average white person.00 ReplyCase in point: Your need to create two posts with exactly the same mumbo jumbo garbage. Obvious troll with an entitlement mentality:
www.girlsaskguys.com/.../q1118980-why-did-i-have-to-be-born-black13 Reply
Asker+1 ySigh, this was my first post, I figured it belonged here, but I wanted more advice and faster so I posted it in dating because that's the most frequented section, logically I'd get the most replies there.
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You're quite the (I am being serious) intellectual guy for someone "under 18". Were I in your shoes, I would take advantage of that and get rid of this racial oriented mindset which, quite frankly, will get you absolutely nowhere.
I will pretend for a moment like I do not believe you are trolling and focus on your writing style which is advanced for that age range and shows advanced logic and expression. You can sit around all day, huff and puff about feeling sorry for yourself which, I can guarantee you, will make zero difference no matter what you say, do, write, etc.
Or, you can stand up, break free from the chains that bind, ascend your life based on your gift of gab and become something. The train stops very few times in life and when it does, you either jump on or you fail into the abyss. While I can logically see how streams will go, ultimately, the choice falls to the person to perform. My suggestion? Focus and ascend and leave race behind.
Asker+1 yThanks, genuinely, for answering for real this time. And, I wouldn't say I'm that intellectual, I just enjoy writing, and have been reading from a very young age, so I usually use proper grammar and occasionally poetic speech. It's actually weird for my age, because I usually have to force myself to speak text when texting my friends.
+1 yDon't ever put yourself down white people or just white people most of them are rude you should love yourself c: white people are not lucky they are just they same as you never ever put yourlself down you have so much to live for don't be sad just cuz your black it's a good thing cx you can become something.. your just listening to society is what brings you down be proud of who you are (:
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Asker+1 yListening to society? Ever heard of statistics, I'm more likely to be less educated, fail in life, have a lower IQ, and either die on the streets or a jail cell.
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Those statistics are what they are because too many people are thinking like you instead of looking in the mirror and saying... I'm going to be different. It's up to you what you achieve in life. Go for what you want and understand that anything worthwhile takes hard work. When I was a kid, Saturday night was pizza night. That was a big deal because that's what we could afford. Not all whites are born rich.
Asker+1 yWell, hey, blacks have a relatively low suicide rate, I could probably change that.
Umm hun... Your skin color has nothing to do with anything. Only you as a person can effect your life. your problem is literally skin deep. It isn't your actual skin you dislike... You clearly have other problems. You might think "what does she know, she isn't black?" but my boyfriend and future husband is and I love him with every ounce of my heart. I love him for who he is and what he is becoming and something like skin color will never stop it.
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+1 yI agree but I could never wish to be black.. be happy with who you are, you were born that way for a reason and if you were born white maybe you would be stuck up or even cracking racist jokes... and not all black people are ghetto or how people want to label them.. there are some nice black people who are friendly and black people shouldn't be labeled that way.. I feel sometime white people think they are the superior race when I just can't wish to be white.. Never ever ever I'm happy in the skin I was born with and it something that can't change
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Asker+1 yI know, but, no matter what I'm like, or who I am, I'll always be seen as "just another black boy" and I'm sick of it.
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What do you mean? In general like do you think that's what people think of you? Or they say it to your face or something?
Asker+1 yThey generally think that.
Man being black is not all bad your like the most hung race out there that counts for something. As for you life you sound like you are very negative nobody wants to be around that all the time. IF you want to bleach your skin you will become a little color look up how to do it safely. Being white does not mean everything is all good I was bullied because I was from a part of the country nobody likes. Just stay strong man things will get better if you find positivity in your life.
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+1 yThe only thing I'm going to say is that being white doesn't make you by default rich or upper middle class. Loads of white people are poor af. This attitude you have that you were doomed from the start is what's holding you back. Now, I want you to grab your ears. Pull REALLY hard. Then you'll hear a loud popping sound. That's your head popping out of your ass. Stop crying and do something to improve your life.
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+1 yBelieve it or not there were white slaves back in the day too irish slave trade 1600s, they came from Europe to the usa. point is yes we are living in a way better world than before. the difference between then and now is that you can prove yourself not just to society but to your inner self. just because someone is white, that doesin't make them wealthy and problem free.
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Asker+1 yYeah, well, the Irish slave trade ended earlier, as did their persecution. Besides, there persecution wasn't nearly as bad.
+1 yHey buddy, at least you have less chances of getting skin cancer, that's always a plus. And if you go to Africa, many lovely African women with large chocolate boobs will crave you and make mean loving to you.
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Asker+1 yCan't argue with that.
Asker+1 yExcept I don't want to live in Africa.
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There's a lot of pretty light skin girls in Morroco and Tunisia, but ok I get your point. Do you live in a diverse city like LA or Miami? You'd have more chances there at being happy. I'm black too, but I grew up in a big house with maids. So you could say I always had a silverspoon fed to me.
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LOL!!! XD
Asker+1 yYeah, I live in LA, and I'm middle-class. And my thing about Africa is more than just girls. It generally sucks to live there, and my dad (whose been there) says they don't like American blacks.
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You think you have a bad life cause you're black? Imagine being the black maid I constantly yell and curse at. Imagine being the black maid I constantly call ugly and stupid and bitchy. Imagine having to smile as you take off my pants. Imagine having to clean my cum stained boxers. You don't have a bad life, I promise you, but she does. I'm from Haiti, 60% of the population is dirt poor. The elite run everything and guess what I was? You just need a self esteem boost. Maybe something that helps you feel more appreciated. But next time you thibk your life is crappy, think about my black maid.
Asker+1 y... Why be a dick to her if you know it's not cool?
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I don't abuse her. I'm a dick cause she's ugly and annoying. I don't care about her being ugly, but when she dares have an attitude, I can't stand it. I will not take attitude from ugly maids. None of that bologna for me.
+1 yEveryone deals with racism.. It's not just the blacks. White people, Asian peopl, European people (ect.) it's not just you. Be proud of being black and people will respect you more
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Everyone deals with racism, but not to equal degrees. That is false equivalence.
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Yes some people might deal with racism more than others but its still racism... I'm just saying that there are people that know how you feel but that's no reason to hate your race. We all have struggles in life... we just have to learn how to overcome them
+1 yIts hard... Being afrolatino i feel like i have it worse... just fake it till you make it, thats what gets me by.. and with all these statistics and stereotypes against us things will never change...
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+1 yJudging by the Asker's replies, this is a troll question.
Ban this fool.
Again.21 Reply
Asker+1 yWhy do people think this is a troll question, ffs? What have I don't that is troll worthy?
You just have to stay confident in yourself things will get hard and you might feel that your worth nothing and give up or people might tell you your worth nothing , are you going to just give up and prove them right? Or prove them wrong? It's your life are you willing to give up on it just bc you don't look like someone else?
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+1 yThis guy isn't trolling. I'm sorry I have no solutions for you, because the issues you speak of are very real. Nothing I can say will change the way the world works. Just try to keep your head up, bro.
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+1 yShut up get over it you're born that way you're gonna die that way might as well accept it and make the most out of life.
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Asker+1 yI will make the most out of life. Can you point me in the direction of the liquor store?
Maybe if you didn't live in the U. S. you wouldn't feel or think this way. Talk to your parents because this slave mentality will get you no where good in life
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+1 yI love being black. There's nothing better and there's nothing else id ever want to be. I can't think of a group of people so resilient.
10 Reply I think the killing part is... some people are actually taking this question seriously
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+1 yWell, that's sad, seems like you're just another black person that got brainwashed by society to make you feel less then. Ehh you'll get over it.
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Exactly.. like get over it. He will NEVER be white and its nothing wrong with that. I'm sorry but I don't feel bad for him. He just sounds stupid.
Not sure if srs or just troll.. I hope you're trolling.
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Asker+1 yWish I was.
Asker+1 yYet another jerk with an easy life that refuses to admit how good they got it.
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You think my life is easy? You don't know anything about me. I was bullied in school after 9/11 every single day. Beat up by some kids because they never got to know me and instead assumed I was a Muslim. I would hardly call that easy. I'm not good looking and have had self confidence issues for years. I would hardly call that easy. I've thought about suicide because of all this. I would hardly call that having it easy. You don't know a damn thing about me or what I have been through so don't assume I have had it easy. Your problem is you define yourself as "black person." No. You are you. You aren't a person of a certain skin color. Stop your damn bitching and enjoy this life, you only get one. I would know. Don't take it for granted.
Asker+1 yOh, I didn't know. I honestly thought you were white, but, it probably sucks more being Muslim in America than it does being black.
Every race has problems, jokes, advantages, and disadvantages. You don't like it. Find a way to improve it. I know from experience that complaining changes nothing.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yYou pretty much just admitted what black people on this website are afraid to admit
At least you are honest114 Reply
Asker+1 yWell, yeah, we're supposed to hate ourselves.
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FOH lmao
Opinion Owner+1 yA lot of black people on here tend to best around the bush and nitpick
Opinion Owner+1 yLol ratchet basic bitches please get off my answer
Opinion Owner+1 yYou are right below trash
Opinion Owner+1 yI stated my opinion now you want to come on here acting crazy expect me to say something back
Opinion Owner+1 y@thunthunthun please go somewhere dummy bye
Opinion Owner+1 y@sarahluv I never cared about your time
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Lmao
Opinion Owner+1 y@sarahluv I have enough education to know that blacks were not the only people who are discriminated against in America and they were not the only people who were opressed in America
Opinion Owner+1 y@sarahluv keep up the rude antagonistic comments you will be banned soon.
+1 yI'm sorry you feel so insecure about your race. I hope you learn to love yourself.
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Hey, do you mind checking out my recent question? I have boy troubles 😔
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Sure thing.
Hey I'm pretty sure there's people from other races that wish they was born in a different race. Don't cry about it get yourself a good education set goals in you should be fine.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yIf you put a gun to your head, at least hold it like a white person.
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Asker+1 yThanks, good advice.
Anonymous(30-35)+1 yThis is definitely a troll question it's been done twice
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Asker+1 yActually, I reposted it here because generally questions in the dating section get quicker answers and I badly need advice.
Opinion Owner+1 yOk good luck
+1 yOh waow... dont u know dat da cuties want ur type of BBC? U should be glad >.>
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yWho said that attractive black guys aren't as attractive as average white guys?
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Asker+1 yMost white girls I've met. If they don't say it, they're actions say they think it.
Opinion Owner+1 yThat's not true. I'm white and I think this black guy is hot at my school but generally they aren't very attractive. The guy I think is attractive is just as good looking at the attractive hot guys who are white. A lot of girls like him actually.
Asker+1 yThat's my point, we're generally not seen as attractive. I've had girls choose guys that either weren't as good looking as me, or we're straight up ugly, over me, and nine times out of ten they were white. Fuck the world.
Opinion Owner+1 yMaybe they are more attractive and race had nothing to do with it. I mean how can you even tell if a guy is ugly to girls? For example I think a girl is pretty and the guys don't think she is. I can't tell if guys would find her attractive because I'm not a guy. Just like you can't tell if a guy is attractive to a girl because you're not a girl.
Asker+1 yBecause they were either overweight, had awful personalities, were riddled with acne, or generally fit most people's definition of unattractive, though, I've more or less given up on dating white girls (more or less dating in high school) because I've finally realized, they're the most picky, stuck up girls of all.
Asker+1 yWhat?
Anonymous(25-29)+1 yTechnically this is racism, white doesn't mean everything you think, you have to work for everything whether you are white or black
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yIf your a nice person, get educated, sociable person you will do well regardless of your race
20 ReplyYou shouldn't hate who you are. You should love your self no matter what.
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+1 yO_______O
Trolling or nah?13 Reply
Asker+1 yI wish I was, but I'm not, it's not fair, you don't know what it's like.
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What do you mean I don't know what it's like? lol
How do you know i'm not black?
Asker+1 yAre you?
Bad troll is bad.
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Asker+1 yI'm not a troll, I'm just sick of a society where I'll always be at the bottom of the ladder, a society that neither I nor anyone else can ever change.
Asker+1 yI'm genuinely not, but, being as you're not black, I can understand why you wouldn't get what I'm saying.
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And.. again you betray yourself. Listen, you're not going to fool me and you aren't going to outsmart me on this. Again, I have, quite literally been trained by first the military and then through my graduate program into how people transition and present themselves. You have, on numerous occasions, given yourself away.
The sad truth is, there truly are black individuals who feel that way, are working hard to ascend their life and you diminish them by such a post.
Asker+1 yWow, another internet tough guy trained as a secret agent by the military, right? You don't know me, nor do you know my life. I'm not a troll, but if believing I am makes you happy, be my guest.
One question, though. What have I said that makes you believe I'm a troll rather than a black guy that hates how crappy his life is?- +1 y
An "internet tough guy"? I don't recall saying, nor needing to say, anything that would cause an innocent person to respond in such a manner. Further, I never said I was a secret agent because I most certainly never was anything even remotely near that.
I think my track record speaks for itself in terms of not being one to beat around the bush and not being one to hide in regards to both stating factual information and/or my true assessment depending on the circumstance (s). In terms of your question, I have absolutely no problem telling you and you have my word I will do so after you end the charade and admit this is what it is. It's a no lose situation for you in that regard but will require you to give the same direct honesty to me that I have thus far given to you if my assessment stratagems are something you wish to know.
Asker+1 yGo for it, then. Why am I a troll?
Asker+1 y... But... that makes no sense. I asked why you think I'm a troll, if you won't tell me unless I lie and say I am, I'm pretty sure you have no real reason to assume that.
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It makes perfect sense. I made a statement, you countered my statement. You then asked for something from me and I agreed to it on the condition you admit what we both know to be factual. It's a no lose situation for you because you are currently using an anonymous handle to post your troll race baiting and thus lose nothing but gain valuable insight that can (if you can incorporate it) help you with your next attempt at a manipulation. If that isn't something you want to do, fair enough, you can stand by your farce and nothing changes. However, if you go the other route, you gain something. Either way doesn't hurt me and I am simply giving you an option.
People, regardless of race, gender (though, women have 4 extra markers), whatever have specific differentials that set them apart (especially when writing). The truth is fairly obvious when you know how to spot them and when you know how to, it's as easy as counting to 10.
Asker+1 yI won't say I'm a troll because I need advice, in fact, I'm beginning to think you're a troll. How's about you say you're "ways to spot 'them'", that is, why you think I'm a troll, or admit that you either have no reason or are a troll yourself. As you like to say, it's a no lose situation.
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I'm not going to go round and round with you when I already know the story. I am here, not anonymous, showing who I am while saying what I am saying and I made a simple and, frankly, generous offer to you. If you have convinced yourself it is more important to stand by your current facade than that is your choice. However, trolls rarely come in the flavor of this type of open behavior and that, added to my track record, should make it clearly obvious to anyone who reads this to take note of it which they likely already have.
The mere fact that you are anonymously clinging so deeply to this perpetuated bologna and actually trying to reverse the scenario to me is noteworthy (along with comical) but simply too obvious. I suggest the next time you attempt to create division you do so after rereading your statement to assure you didn't add anything in it that would show your true colors and true desires.
Asker+1 yUm, yeah, whatever. Also, I asked anonymously because I'm embarrassed to ask this question, but had to get it off my mind.
And, frankly, I believe you are a troll.- +1 y
I agree with you @med11. I don't have anywhere near your perception but after reading what you said and then reading his statement it makes a lot of sense. Especially after seeing how he responded to some people.
Asker+1 yHow I responded to some people? I was serious with the people that actually answered, and sarcastic with the ones that either said I was a troll or said moronic crap.
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"Let me guess, you're white?"
"Yeah, I live in LA, and I'm middle-class."
"my family probably won't have the money for me to go to a good college and do amazing things"
"Yeah, well, the Irish slave trade ended earlier, as did their persecution. Besides, there persecution wasn't nearly as bad."
"I just wish I could be seen as normal. People judge me before they even know me, and usually they don't even try to know me. I'm sick of it."
"I'm finally beginning to see what most whites, or rather, every other race, really thinks of me and my people."
"Listening to society? Ever heard of statistics, I'm more likely to be less educated, fail in life, have a lower IQ, and either die on the streets or a jail cell."
"Well, hey, blacks have a relatively low suicide rate, I could probably change that."
"Also, I don't think I deserve to be hated, I know society thinks that, and it's starting to make me hate myself too."
At least your not mulatto! - +1 y
But yes, @med11 made this obvious and after reading your original post and then responses I was laughing at just how obvious it is.
Asker+1 ySo... I sound exactly like I do in the question while commenting on answers, how is that troll-like? Also, I wish I was biracial, I mean, my skin's already light anyway.
+1 ySucks man.. I kinda enjoy it.
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yI bet this is a white guy. STOP trolling!!
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Asker+1 yWhy does everyone assume I'm trolling? I'm not white, and I'm not trolling, I just know it sucks being black, especially in the US, I'm basically guaranteed to fail in life, that's why I wish I wasn't black.
Opinion Owner+1 yEveryone thinks you're white because white people like making fake accounts and pretend to be blacks and say stupid shit like this. It's so sad seeing shit like this. Our people fought for us to have equal rights and people like you just disgrace the black race.
Asker+1 yI know I'm a disgrace, but honestly, is there any good thing about being black? Always being looked down on, never having power, being treated like a criminal whether or not you're actually guilty, having to fight harder than anyone else, what's so great about it?
Opinion Owner+1 yThere are MANY good things about being black. And I would tell you but the list will never end. You should realize that you're a human being. Your skin colour doesn't define who you are so stop think this way. I wish I could talk to you personally because seeing shit like this gets me so upset. And, you know how many black men are treated like criminals? You're not the only person struggling out there.
Opinion Owner+1 y*thinking this way
347 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I feel so bad for you.
00 ReplyBBC. You win dude
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Asker+1 yThat actually was pretty funny.
Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 ywell at least you can't be called racist
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Asker+1 yYeah, because being called racist is worse than actually experiencing racism. Btw, whites call blacks racist all the time, nowadays.
Anonymous(25-29)+1 yEat watermelon
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Opinion Owner+1 yI hope you know I am a black girl with this opinion. On the other hand I understand you completely. I figured this was a troll.
Anonymous(30-35)+1 ybe purple instead!
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Asker+1 yYeah, I'll do just that, just let me get a few hits of that acid.
Troll obviously.
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Asker+1 yWhy assume I'm a troll, because I'm not all like "man, I dah shit, yo!"?
Anonymous(36-45)+1 yI don't know ask god
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