Originally posted by dussymob

Being that I'm black and grew up in hood areas of New Orleans I can admit a lot of blacks act the way they're viewed, so until they change the idiocy they can't really feel victimized in anyway because they bring it upon themselves. I was teased and called a nerd in middle school because I used to read and write instead of playing and acting a fool like the rest. That caused me to care less about getting an education and I became lazy and chose not to do work as serious as I used to. But because I'm a very smart person I went straight through college and got a bachelors degree even though I was a slacker throughout the years.

Originally posted by borntodiethisway

How the hell was a 3 year old child playing the victim?

Originally posted by dussymob

Being that I'm black and grew up in hood areas of New Orleans I can admit a lot of blacks act the way they're viewed, so until they change the idiocy they can't really feel victimized in anyway because they bring it upon themselves. I was teased and called a nerd in middle school because I used to read and write instead of playing and acting a fool like the rest. That caused me to care less about getting an education and I became lazy and chose not to do work as serious as I used to. But because I'm a very smart person I went straight through college and got a bachelors degree even though I was a slacker throughout the years.

Originally posted by RihRihRoman

This made me so angry and I'm glad they all got punished but I can't help thinking that if it was people of colour making similar comments about white people nobody would be as outraged

Originally posted by Ichinaru19

Well one reason why they might do that is because they start to internalize what society thinks about them. Its a sticky topic, but its more complicated than black people acting like thugs just because they choose to do so. Its interesting to see how when you stepped out of the typical stereotype that you are teased for it, it just goes to show how stereotypes have a strong effect on the targeted individuals as well

Originally posted by dussymob

Being that I'm black and grew up in hood areas of New Orleans I can admit a lot of blacks act the way they're viewed, so until they change the idiocy they can't really feel victimized in anyway because they bring it upon themselves. I was teased and called a nerd in middle school because I used to read and write instead of playing and acting a fool like the rest. That caused me to care less about getting an education and I became lazy and chose not to do work as serious as I used to. But because I'm a very smart person I went straight through college and got a bachelors degree even though I was a slacker throughout the years.

Originally posted by dussymob

Being that I'm black and grew up in hood areas of New Orleans I can admit a lot of blacks act the way they're viewed, so until they change the idiocy they can't really feel victimized in anyway because they bring it upon themselves. I was teased and called a nerd in middle school because I used to read and write instead of playing and acting a fool like the rest. That caused me to care less about getting an education and I became lazy and chose not to do work as serious as I used to. But because I'm a very smart person I went straight through college and got a bachelors degree even though I was a slacker throughout the years.

Originally posted by dussymob

I agree, it's a bigger problem but I feel that blacks want to place the blame somewhere and I understand that our race is treated as the bottom of the barrel but they don't try to hangs it but complain about it and it really annoys me because when they see someone doing something better they hate on them. Im feeling tou guys this from having first hand experience with it. I also have been a victim of racism growing up but I don't out whites down because I've also found a lot of really good white people that I've met. There's good and bad in every race and that's what I've learned.

Originally posted by dussymob

Being that I'm black and grew up in hood areas of New Orleans I can admit a lot of blacks act the way they're viewed, so until they change the idiocy they can't really feel victimized in anyway because they bring it upon themselves. I was teased and called a nerd in middle school because I used to read and write instead of playing and acting a fool like the rest. That caused me to care less about getting an education and I became lazy and chose not to do work as serious as I used to. But because I'm a very smart person I went straight through college and got a bachelors degree even though I was a slacker throughout the years.

Originally posted by Callisto.

Originally posted by Callisto.

Originally posted by Elliot

Wait but how was it his fault that other people posted racist ****? idk what was his name? did he write any of the comments?

so many unanswered questions

Originally posted by Lipton

White people are ingrained with the thought they are above blacks. They just pretend to be unaffected by color.

Push comes to shove, if they get desperate enough, they will use their whiteness.

Originally posted by Callisto.

Originally posted by dussymob

I agree, it's a bigger problem but I feel that blacks want to place the blame somewhere and I understand that our race is treated as the bottom of the barrel but they don't try to hangs it but complain about it and it really annoys me because when they see someone doing something better they hate on them. Im feeling tou guys this from having first hand experience with it. I also have been a victim of racism growing up but I don't out whites down because I've also found a lot of really good white people that I've met. There's good and bad in every race and that's what I've learned.