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Russia, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, etc.

First of all the racist part was really just to get your attention. Despite whether or not you think it's racist doesn't matter to me.

I want to know if girls who live and have always lived in East Europe would want a romantic/sexual partner that is not Caucasian (white). Say a Latin person, or Asian, or black, etc.

Keep in mind again I'm not asking if they are accepting of other races or ethnic groups. I'm sure they are. I'm talking in terms of a romantic/sexual partner.

I have read stories of people who have went to these countries and they all say that the girls there do not want to have a romantic/sexual partner that is a different race or ethnic group.

I hope people from one of these places answer, or maybe you know someone who has been there, or maybe you have been to East Europe yourself.

I'll even add a poll for the heck of it.

Reverse racism in America , in summary, is discrimination against white Americans to favor nonwhites politically, economically and socially.

This is often discussed most often in the workforce (companies intentionally hiring nonwhites over whites to show "diversity in their company", small businesses owned by nonwhites only hiring within their own ethnic groups, etc ),

and in the entertainment industry where nonwhites can make racially based works racially satiring whites without media ridicule, but whites would be very heavily ridiculed by the media for satiring nonwhite ethnic groups in any fashion.

There are other examples but these are the most prevalent ones that are highlighted.

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Do you feel that "reverse racism" is a problem in America? Vote and reply as much as you like, sharing examples and observations if you so choose.

NOTE: overweight = excessive bodyfat levels

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It's no secret that America has a weight / obesity problem. I myself have been dangerously overweight and have been steadily losing weight since my uni days and improving my health through personal research, hard work and discipline.

Not easy to do in the beginning, but now has become routine...and the payoff for my being in all ways is worth it.

Unfortunately a lot of dangerously overweight people don't get that "damn I need to do something about my weight!" jumpstart that I did being in a very fit and health conscious area in California that is Santa Barbara county during my college days.

The reason why these people usually don't get that jolt is because of "fat acceptance" as in the societal and media molding of viewing being overweight as normal and not something that has to be changed...

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...pretty much saying being overweight is something you don't need to concern yourself with and you shouldn't be adversely treated for doing such.

There are even organizations in America that fight for the civil rights of overweight people in America (similar to organizations that do such for genders, ethnic groups, religions, etc)...so fat acceptance is even politic driven as well.

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I understand both sides of this argument.

Do you feel the current climate of "fat acceptance " in American media and society is more beneficial or more harmful for America as a whole?

Vote and reply as much as you wish, sharing experiences and observations about this topic if you so choose.