[titanz91]

That'd be interesting if in the future all races just blended into one color.

[candy_kiss_me]

lilacofdamnation wrote: I thought "Yo mama" jokes were supposed to be funny, not serious.

The serious ones are the ones used by idiots who have nothing better to say as comebacks.

Me: You're dumb as hell.
Guy: Yo momma

Me: Shut up with yo ugly self.
Girl: Yo momma

[strongheart97]

Lol

[ixchillx]

titanz91 wrote: That'd be interesting if in the future all races just blended into one color.

That's impossible I think. Race has to do with history and traditions. If everyone was a bit of everything we'd still be from different places have different cultures, thus still be different races ... I think

[la_senorita_azul]

alycatiz2cool4u wrote: Racism is really just a part of daily life. Black people will call white people "White boys" White people will call black people "Black boys" I really don't see why it's such a problem when it happens all the time.

How is that racist?
Race is a descriptor. If I say "Oh, I like that boy's shoes," and you say "Which guy's?" I'll say, "The black boy's," or "The white boy's." I don't see how realizing that there are races is racist. Some people have darker skin or redder skin than others. Some people have different bone structure than others. Why should people be oblivious to the obvious? Not everyone looks the same. To me, saying "That black guy over there" is no different that saying "That guy with curly brown hair over there." It's only racist if I discriminate, say hateful things, etc. Pointing out somebody's features, especially in a way that is not disrespectful, is not racism.
I hate it when people want everyone to be blind to race. As long as you don't discriminate, or do anything hateful, it's fine. Noticing that your friend who is from India has darker skin than you and your Irish family do is not racist. Noticing that your classmate who is Asian has a differently shaped eye/eyelid than you do is not racist. It's simply being aware. If it's accepted to notice that somebody is tall, has curly hair, or has freckles, why can't people accept that it's ok to notice skin color and facial structures that are race-related? Like I said, if it's used as a descriptor, I don't see how it is wrong.

[yea_its_me_]

Well... I think that saying you dont like racist people is racist too..
But thats my opinion : /

[la_senorita_azul]

Last time I checked, racism had to do with race. Disliking racists, regardless of what race they are, isn't racism.

I hate how that word is tossed around carelessly these days.

[supershrimp]

candy_kiss_me wrote: The serious ones are the ones used by idiots who have nothing better to say as comebacks. Me: You're dumb as hell. Guy: Yo momma Me: Shut up with yo ugly self. Girl: Yo momma

Those aren't really yo momma jokes. That's just like saying "your mom"

yo momma jokes are like
"yo momma so fat she saw a school bus full of white kids and she yelled 'CATCH THAT TWINKIE''

[germanyfgewinn]

yea_its_me_ wrote: Well... I think that saying you dont like racist people is racist too.. But thats my opinion : /

But a group of people not liking people not like a race doesn't equal racism...because a group of random people isn't exactly a race.

[titanz91]

ixchillx wrote: That's impossible I think. Race has to do with history and traditions. If everyone was a bit of everything we'd still be from different places have different cultures, thus still be different races ... I think

well really i ment just the color part as in, black, white, brown, red, yellow all blended into one.