Just Been Accused Of Being Racist

[Flipper]

Which is strange because one of my best mates is a coloured person. I love coloured people, they are great at athletics and have a good rythm, like that Nat King Cole guy, he was a coloured guy and I like his songs so how can I be racist?

[max_tranmere]

Racism is defined by reasonable people as:

treating someone negatively or excluding them because of their colour, creed, race or religion.

Racism is defined by left-wing people as:

being patriotic and wanting your traditions, culture, and language to be retained rather than destroyed.

[Gentleman]

[cockneygeezer2009]

Lol. LMFAO. Flipper is just trying to wind people up. Don't take the bait people.

Everyone has their own meaning of the word racism. Even if someone defines racism someone else will disagree on the meaning of the word.

[one eyed jack]

"You say you got one black friend
Sorry homie no win"....



Is he your butler? Ha ha Just kidding...Or was I? (Den-den- derrrrrrr!)

[Bicycle Bum]

You've moved on from the possibility of your gayness to the possibility you might be a racist. Well, let me put your mind at ease here. You probably are a bit of a racist, but that's nothing to be ashamed of. I'm a bit of a racist myself, but not enough for it to be a problem, at least not for me. Wilbur Smith once said that racism has it's roots in tribalism and there are none more tribal than the black man. I find black people to be quite often racist but it would be unwise to point that out to them, for it would seem to them that you need to be white to be racist which is in itself a racist assumption to make.
I remember one time I was sitting in the public gallery at the Barbican waiting for a concert to begin and I watched as this couple made their way to the auditorium. It was a white guy accompanied by a black girl. I took an interest in the black girl as she was passing, She noticed this and from her expression she mistook my interest in her to be a racist slur. It's true there are not too many black people who show up for a classical music concert. I can say in all honesty the only reason I was looking at her is I found her to be quite beautiful. Had she known this she would not have minded one bit. So, this has been my experience, that when misunderstanding occur between someone who is white and someone who is black accusations or assumptions of racism often arise.
All of my dislike of black people centres on those youth and not so youthful who model themselves on LA gang culture, the sort who started the Tottenham riots. It's no exaggeration to say I'd like them all rounded up, from all over the UK, and bulldozed into a big pit in the ground. Then there are those Africans who must insist in chopping the fannies off their 6year old daughters, all in the name of holy matrimony of course. I'd love to beat the superstition out of their stupid motherfucking heads. Apart from that I have no problem with black people and wish to see a species that is mixed race, for it will help the species to evolve much better specimens. I mean, look at Usain Bolt, a product of several races of ancestors (African, European, Carib), the fastest hominid that ever lived.

[one eyed jack]

BB

Maybe she might have responded favourably and apologised had she known otherwise.

Can you empathise with her life experience as to why she might have been like that?

[one eyed jack]

People usually accused of being gay and/ or racist must've done something to earn that accusation

Whether you are or not is for you to know

In my case it was girls finding out that I watched Desperate Housewives, having lots of girls as friends that I havent shagged, and watching Arnold Schwarzenegger films and shooting porn which girls seem to fixate on the fact Im around naked men. They dont seem to notice those men are having sex with women

Hang around with girls long enough you find in groups they will try to break you down but I'm a strong man and can hold my own

[Essex Lad]

one eyed jack wrote:

> BB
>
> Maybe she might have responded favourably and apologised had
> she known otherwise.
>
Or she may just have been fed up of blokes (of all races) leering at her...

[one eyed jack]

Yeah. That too

Astutely observed