It doesn't bother me to be called "racist" when I tell the truth. Does this make me dangerous?

Answer 1

No you're more like a cockroach. Scary to look at. You frighten easily. You hide in dark corners. You give everyone diseases and sickness, and no matter how hard we try, we can't rid of you or your sordid family. However, we take great pleasure in squishing you under our feet.

Answer 2

Go ahead and tell the truth but don't do it in an arrogant, demeaning way. Yes, the way in which you make your remarks, your choice of words, in what context, your tone of voice, body language and eye contact all figure into whether you will be considered dangerous.

Personally, I have always believed that there is not greater racist than someone who calls others racist without good cause.

Answer 3

Telling the truth isn't racist. What is racist is spouting unsupportable opinions and derogatory generalizations based on prejudicial perception and declaring them to be truth. For instance, if you say that black people have coarse hair, that is the truth, and it isn't racist. But if you say that black people shouldn't have the same rights as you because they have coarse hair, that is racist.

You give yourself too much credit. You are not dangerous. You are small and pitiable, like a rat with a broken neck.

Answer 4

There are some disagreements, even between non secular Roman Catholics, related to whether or not the Pope somewhat speaks for God. thinking countless the flaws numerous popes have carried out, it is surprisingly ridiculous to think of that being the pope and sitting on the throne at the same time as donning a humorous hat makes you infallible.

Answer 5

I'm having fun with all your questions...
I am also not bothered to be called a racist...I am not a danger to anyone and don't think you are either. You are proud, as I am and won't crack under the complacency that has infected our culture. People can call me ignorant, and they do constantly..It does not change my stance on the subject. I feel that my "racism" is well thought out and calculated. I feel they are the ignorant ones who are both influenced and confused by mass media and propaganda. I almost have pity for them.

Answer 6

One person here said that "we're all racist;" that is, we all prefer one race over another, but I don't think that's what racism is all about. I think racism is about superiority -- believing that your race is the best and that other races just don't measure up.

Although the races have some biological differences, there's nothing to suggest that any one race is more intelligent, or athletic or creative than another.

Racism is a learned phenomenon -- I don't think that all people are genetically predisposed to learn it!

Answer 7

No, you're not dangerous. It sounds like you're a thinker.
Everyone is a racist, and if you don't think you are, look up the meaning of the word. All it means is to prefer one race over another, and we all can't help that we do it.
I think Blacks are much more overtly racist than any whites I know. All this means is that they have a greater awareness of and identity with their race than I am ever (personally) called on to have.

Answer 8

Just be clean and articulate. Deal with issues, rather than demeaning personalities, religion, or race.

Be polite. And be a credit to whatever the heck you are.

Thank you.

Answer 9

Yes. Nothing pisses the black community off more than a white guy who doesnt care about being called a racist. It takes away a little piece of their power.

They will rate this thumbs down.

Answer 10

Don't flatter yourself. It more likely makes you ignorant and arrogant.