Sean Allen
19 years ago
I think that in many cases, racism didn't have to seep back it, it was brewing there for a while. There are plenty of people who view racism as wrong and the recent events in Egypt and England aren't going to change that. The people who are going to be the most racist about these events are the ones who were racist all along, in my opinion. |
†JustAriâ€
19 years ago
Nope. Racism has never died. It's always been around, just like discrimination. They are both just being brought out...they've never faded into history. |
Bret Higgins
19 years ago
As long as the media and minorities make race an issue racism will always be prevalent. |
Kaitlin Kristina
19 years ago
Racism never went away, so how can it come "seeping back?" |
Sean Allen
19 years ago
wait I'm confused Mel, what are you saying? |
Bret Higgins
19 years ago
I'm with Mel. In 100% agreement. |
Kaitlin Kristina
19 years ago
I do agree with Mel and Bret, but first and foremost racism has always existed and will probably continue to exist (to a certain extent) until the day that all humans are the same color. |
Hayley Marie
19 years ago
Racism has been part of this world, it isnt seeping back in, its always been there. And no doubt its going to get worse. |
Jacklyn
19 years ago
Racism has never left just other things in the media have replaced it with things about who j lo has married next or the Michael Jackson case. Racism happens all the time, just you may notice it around times like the London bombings or the 9-11 attacks because when those hit the headlines we notice who did it and in some people it strikes a fear and you notice it more because it's about a world event. Naturally people don't like death and so once you see that these hateful crimes are being done you remember the group that did it, but it's only a handful of people that did the crime, not the whole race of people so when people write off another race as being bad it's horrible. |
katie!
19 years ago
Agreed with the above, racism never did leave however some types of racism do not make people so up in arms, Where I went to primary school racism was incredibly serious because of slavery issues etc, it was acceptable for anyone black to make a racist comment to anyone of any other colour but if there was any kind of response it meant expulsion etc.. though a response would not have been appropriate it seems that because of the past it is more tolerated where I live for racism to be directed at, in general, white people.. The problem with this is that rather than making the past errors disapear it gives people more fuel for hatred thus creating more racists.. |
Mel
19 years ago
Ismail: |
pinkalias
19 years ago
"How can you know of this supposed hatered of you if you've never enountered racism?" |
JussxAxNobody
19 years ago
Racism has always been in the world. It will never go away. I hate to be a pessimist but believeing in world peace now a days is just ignorant! The world has come to a violent and hateful place. Its sad to see racism in the world, but its never going to change no matter what everyone says or thinks. |
Jacklyn
19 years ago
lover i agree world peace isn't happening anytime soon if ever. now days some poeple can't even get peaceful homes, peace with thier family. just the other i saw a young teenage girl talking on the phone with her mother and she was crying and angry because her mother kicked her out of the house, because she was late one night. now i know there must be more to the story of why and there must be more reasons, just each new generation seems to be growing up with less faith and more anger. |
Bret Higgins
19 years ago
You disagree then? |
Bret Higgins
19 years ago
So why, if the NF is a perfectly good example, do you berate Mel for his equally cogent wisdom? |
Kevin
19 years ago
Ismail..maybe i'm overstepping my PC mod status...but you are one of the most illogical people on this site...you just don't compute...you don't make sense....you sound like you almost do...but after a moments consideration it's like debating with a wisp of smoke...there's nothing to anything you say..it's all vague....based completely on the other persons logic...and well...just crap basically. |
Mel
19 years ago
Bret and Kevin: |
Patrik
19 years ago
Defenetly. People are becoming more "hostile" against people from the middle east, more and more jokes about them are being made etc. |
Renee
19 years ago
In your eyes, Ismail, and mine too, yes they are foolish and selfish. But thats how we were brought up. They were brought up to beleive that the world today is evil, and that they must do something drastic to change it. Who's to say whats evil and whats not? for all we know, killing someone can be a GOOD thing. It's all about mentality and your idea of common sense. Whats common sense to you may be a foreign language to others. |
Mel
19 years ago
Renee and Ismail: |
Renee
19 years ago
Well Mel, maybe it's NOT about getting justice. Maybe they don't blow themselves up to change policies. I have done my research. |
Mel
19 years ago
Renee: |
Renee
19 years ago
I'm not sympathizing. I'm sorry that you can't handle both sides of the tape. I'm simply keeping an open mind. Trust me, I wouldn't support suicide bombing or anything like that in a million years. I thought this was a discussion that you put your opinions up on, and my opinion seems to be that you aren't looking at the situation through all eyes. I don't sympathize with the suicide bombers. I do feel for victims of them. I'm not that cold. I was simply writing to make a point to you and to show you that sometimes we aren't always right. I'm sure if I knew someone who was a surviving victim of this I would have personal views that are very strong. actually, I do have personal views, but thats not what I'm using right now. If I were to argue based on my beleifs, I would downright piss on suicide bombers. but I decided to take it to another level. mmkay? |
Renee
19 years ago
This isn't someone else rhetoric...though its not my beleifs it is my opinion that i need to point out the side that you aren't thinking about. |