Are you a racist?

[Busyman]

Ah, I see you are confused, and I am not surprised. I'll put it this way, I've never heard anyone use the word "coloured (or "colored")" in reference to black people and not be racist. It's one step above that dreaded N-word in my opinion and is... well, forget the rest. I'll tell you this though, most black people would not appreciate you using colored in reference to them or other black people, this black person included.

Couloured?

I was confused because I thought you were referring to a word I had misspelled.

One member said that he dislikes being called 'African American'. I can understand why, it's because he is an American. What would you like us to say? IC1, IC2 etc?

I have no trouble with anyone calling me a white man so what's the problem? In future I will say the person in front of me was not a 'Honkey'.

I think African American is illogically PC. That's all.

Colo(u)red is considered offensive around here. That must be a 1920's brat thing.

[Busyman]

No, this thread is about racism.

@trobinson97

Ah, I see you are confused, and I am not surprised. I'll put it this way, I've never heard anyone use the word "coloured (or "colored")" in reference to black people and not be racist. It's one step above that dreaded N-word in my opinion and is... well, forget the rest. I'll tell you this though, most black people would not appreciate you using colored in reference to them or other black people, this black person included.

Agreed. However, you must realize that boab is old and bratish.

He is not only unAmerican but he also grew up during a long period of overt racism (hell they still have it over in Europe, more than over here).

That or he said it so someone would bite.

[bigboab]

Ah, I see you are confused, and I am not surprised. I'll put it this way, I've never heard anyone use the word "coloured (or "colored")" in reference to black people and not be racist. It's one step above that dreaded N-word in my opinion and is... well, forget the rest. I'll tell you this though, most black people would not appreciate you using colored in reference to them or other black people, this black person included.

Agreed. However, you must realize that boab is old and bratish.

He is not only unAmerican but he also grew up during a long period of overt racism (hell they still have it over in Europe, more than over here).

That or he said it so someone would bite.

During my long life I don't think that I have seen many black people outside of Africa. Some Sudanese and Nigerians I have seen were black.

I suppose the official description of Negroid will have to be used. It is a term that I don't particularly like, but it is the dictionary term. That is if you wish me to stop this 'brattish' behaviour.

@Busy. You are safe. My teeth would fall out.

Ne·groid (ngroid) Anthropology adj. Of or being a major human racial classification traditionally distinguished by physical characteristics such as brown to black pigmentation and often tightly curled hair and including peoples indigenous to sub-Saharan Africa. Not in scientific use. See Usage Note at race1.

n. A member of this racial classification. Not in scientific use.

[Busyman]

Agreed. However, you must realize that boab is old and bratish.

He is not only unAmerican but he also grew up during a long period of overt racism (hell they still have it over in Europe, more than over here).

That or he said it so someone would bite.

During my long life I don't think that I have seen many black people outside of Africa. Some Sudanese and Nigerians I have seen were black.

I suppose the official description of Negroid will have to be used. It is a term that I don't particularly like, but it is the dictionary term. That is if you wish me to stop this 'brattish' behaviour.

@Busy. You are safe. My teeth would fall out.

Ne·groid (ngroid) Anthropology adj. Of or being a major human racial classification traditionally distinguished by physical characteristics such as brown to black pigmentation and often tightly curled hair and including peoples indigenous to sub-Saharan Africa. Not in scientific use. See Usage Note at race1.

n. A member of this racial classification. Not in scientific use.

Mmk, thanks for the info, Causasoid.

[bigboab]

During my long life I don't think that I have seen many black people outside of Africa. Some Sudanese and Nigerians I have seen were black.

I suppose the official description of Negroid will have to be used. It is a term that I don't particularly like, but it is the dictionary term. That is if you wish me to stop this 'brattish' behaviour.

@Busy. You are safe. My teeth would fall out.

Ne·groid (ngroid) Anthropology adj. Of or being a major human racial classification traditionally distinguished by physical characteristics such as brown to black pigmentation and often tightly curled hair and including peoples indigenous to sub-Saharan Africa. Not in scientific use. See Usage Note at race1.

n. A member of this racial classification. Not in scientific use.

Mmk, thanks for the info, Caucasoid.

Casucasoid, not to be confused with cock.

[MaxOverlord]

How about we are all addressed as Earthens.

[Busyman™]

Mmk, thanks for the info, Caucasoid.

Casucasoid, not to be confused with cock.

Misspelllingss. My bad.

[Busyman™]

How about we are all addressed as Earthens.

Uhhhh...no.

[MaxOverlord]

How about we are all addressed as Earthens.

Uhhhh...no.

You think we would run into a Men are from Mars,Women are from Venus debate?

[Brenya]

How about we are all addressed as Earthens.

Look guys, there are very noticeable genetic differences between each race: Causasian, Asian, and African; and all the ethnic groups in between. In other words, they are not biologically equal. That being said, it is reasonable to conclude that some races are better at some things, and worse at others.

That is not to say that, because of a race's genetic inferiorities or superiorities, they should not be given equal rights.

So I do recognize the genetic differences; however, I'm no racist when it comes to each human's unalienable rights as citizens of a libertarian state.