I've never dealt with direct racism. But I can see myself laughing and calling the person a "****ing dumbass" and pretty much explain to them as to why I **** on them and why they deserve to have their lungs collapse.

I either say nothing or go all out it's either one or the other

I agree with that to a certain degree. I hate how in racial threads a lot of people start calling the white people in the thread different types of **** and act so hostile towards them. It's just a vicious circle. You can't demand/expect respect from them when you're being disrespectful yourself. I'm black and i don't get that at all. It's the stupidest thing I see up here.


But, anyway, I haven't experienced true racism directly. I've heard a few politically incorrect jokes from time to time but I never felt discriminated or made a target because I'm black. I'm passive towards SOME things. I'm not quick to label anyone as being racist and I'm not sensitive/or easily offended, so if someone makes a stupid joke, I'm not going to go apeshit. But if it becomes an ongoing thing and it gets out of hand, I WILL call them out on it. I'm not going to lie. I make a few racially insensitive jokes from time to time, so that's probably why I understand where some people are coming from when they say that they're not a racist because they make a joke. When I joke, my intentions aren't mean to be offensive/racist, so I'm going to be hypocritical and jump down their back over one offense

I laugh it off and then go home and cast voodoo

I've experienced racism for being white

I don't have to deal with it but if an offensive situation is around like an older kid bullies a younger one (I work on a school campus) or a sarcastic remark is made within co workers, I turn the tables on the older kid or make a witty remark at the coworker. If there is one thing I can make fun of other people is the way they dress.

Punch them in the face