bodecea
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- Jul 22, 2009
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Thanks for making what he was talking about abundantly clear and legit.its helped me in both the corporate world and my private life. As a Black man you have to assume traps are being laid for you by whites. When I worked in corporate world I could easily out smart white boys trying to get me fired because I saw their traps coming. Imagine if I had been some naive fool believing that all their niceness was genuine?I’m not a black persons so I can’t say that I know what it’s like to walk in their shoes. But I can observe cause and effect. What productive effect to you see stemming from your survival technique of generalizing and disliking white people. How does that help you?You dont seem like a white person I would dislike and I appreciate the challenge. I can respect that.I can assure you if we met face to face I would not be a white you dislike. But, I am going to push back on your last few statements so the online me might rub you the wrong way, not as a sign of disrespect but I just think your perspective needs to be challenged. At the same time I’m open to learning more about your thought process.My white friends and family understand where I am coming from and some share the dislike I have for whites.
I disagree. The way I see it me disliking whites in general has more to do with survival. Whites have zero reason to be racist.
I can only go on past history to predict future behavior. I'll be polite until I figure out if youre one of the whites I dislike.
I honestly don’t see how generizing a racial group and judging people based on those generalizations can be a good thing... I only see prejudice, divisiveness and animosity stemming from that. Is that your goal?
Its neither good or bad to generalize. Its necessary for Black people to do so. Its for survival.
Holy Hate Speech Bat Man. So that job at McDonalds didn't work out? Sorry to hear that.