Racist

[Urban]

i grew up where Latinos, hated white, White's hated black, blacks hated Latinos we were always against each other, i never got into it unless they started messing with my family. But no I'm not racist, yeah i crack joke's sometimes. I only judge on your actual personality an not the color of your skin or the way you dress

 

[Kasynlie]

Can get a little bit racist sometimes (in my mind; monologue).



You know, like when someone of a certain race does something that makes you sad/angry/disappointed, sometimes you go Argh, that (insert race/ethnicity)!



I'm not sure whether that's being racist or not but that's just a bad habit I have.

I believe it's a little bit racist. Not to any extent where you'd be smacked about for it, but a racial comment nonetheless. Nothing wrong with admitting it though.

i grew up where Latinos, hated white, White's hated black, blacks hated Latinos we were always against each other, i never got into it unless they started messing with my family. But no I'm not racist, yeah i crack joke's sometimes. I only judge on your actual personality an not the color of your skin or the way you dress

But you've made negative racial comments before?

 

[Urban]

Well yeah, when they came at my race wrong so yes i have.

 

[Kasynlie]

I don't think you need the

smiley. No-one's clearly perfect.

 

[Howard]

I am not racist in any sense of the word, but in my country at least, the mass immigration has done nothing to help racial integration and in fact I don't think that racial integration exists at all.



All I see is each ethnic group keeping themselves apart from all the rest and is that really so surprising? I think not. It is after all human nature to want to belong to your own kind and in that respect, I suspect we are all tribal to one degree or another.



I happen to live in a small northern town where the immigrant population is vast, maybe even to the point of out numbering the indigenous population. Most folks I speak to are sick to death at what they see has been allowed to happen to our country and in particular our town. Is it any wonder that feelings run high when successive governments have ignored the ordinary population and ridden rough shod over anything we had to say. Even going so far as to legislate to try and stop us from having a voice.



Below is something I wrote during the UK's recent elections and I believe it makes sense.

It is very clear to me and has been for a very long time, that this country's(England) deliberate path to so called multiculturalism will end very very badly and in fact already has ended badly.



My fear is that in the future my grandchildren and their sons and daughters, really won't have much of a future under the strangle hold of mass immigration and PC bullshit.



The fear that has been instilled in to the general populous of not being able to speak out about these serious issues for fear of being branded a racist, is in my opinion a road that will lead to the utter destruction of everything we hold dear about England.



None of the mainstream parties and I repeat none, are going to do much if anything to curb what is plainly obvious to all right minded thinking folks and that means we are only going to get more of the same.



This will ultimately lead to more extremist parties such as the idiotic BNP from becoming ever more popular. I would urge everyone who it totally sick and tired of the current situation we find our selves in to consider voting for UKIP. This is the only party that actually speaks sense and has the proper policies to end this utter madness.



It is true that no minor party is going to win an election at this present time, but in the future, who knows?



In any case, the more folks that register their disapproval of our current crop of mainstream policies, the better, as it will undoubtedly send out the message that action is needed.



Eventually, these voices of sense will become louder and louder and there is evidence to suggest that this is already beginning to happen. This will ultimately lead to the mainstream parties having to listen and do something more appropriate about these issues, rather than the piecemeal approach that has been the norm for so very long. Unfortunately, it won't happen in my lifetime.



At the moment, there are only two possible outcomes, we either sink into oblivion, or an extremist party will one day come to power.



Enoch Powell was absolutely correct back in 1968. For those of you that have never read his so called Rivers of blood speech, I make no apologies for linking to it here:



http://www.channel4.com/news/articles/dispatches/rivers+of+blood+speech/1934152



Read it and weep oh good people of England.

 

[Kasynlie]

[quote name='Carry']Well at least you admit that you are close minded.

How is you judging Kasynlie any different from Kasynlie judging others based on their color?

You can't debate this topic and be a hypocrite simultaneously.[/quote]Good spotting Smooth. That didn't even occur to me in my sleep deprived state.

 

[Oscar]

Are you a racist? If so, are you full on just slightly at times? Do you think being a racist is a choice or instinct?

As a BNP activist, those who do not know me accuse me of being racist all the time so I ask them to simply define the word 'racist'.



First of all, do not confuse the BNP with The EDL or Combat 18 who are mostly expelled members of the BNP who are Neo-Nazi racists. Many people tend to lump all Nationist Parties together but there Is a world of difference,



To be a racist, you must hate. You must hate another human being for his colour, his religion or the country of origin. There Is a world of difference between being oppossed to mass un-controlled Immigration that our country can not financially sustain and hating human beings for their colour, race, or religion.

 

[Crys]

Wow, I want to say I'm surprised by some of the earlier answers but I'm not. Amazing.

Anyway, no I'm not. I think being a racist/racism is a choice and it's taught. Some people learn that stuff and continue thinking/acting/believing that way. Really a shame though.

 

[Dee]

I would like to think I'm not racist, but I can only know from my point of view. I have a very dry, sarcastic sense of humor and I know I've made offensive jokes I truly don't believe.