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Message: [QUOTE="Nashy, post: 2869983, member: 1976"] I know what you're saying, but I think this mindset is wrong, and dangerous. By society, I'm terribly racist. I love a good racial joke, I'll stereotype based on skin colour and culture. Do I do it because I hate them, or think worse of them because of it? Absolutely not. But you would deadset be hard stretched to find a non-racist in this country by the current society definition of a racist. If someone is being racist, then it needs to stop. But it should be in context, it should be vile, it should be hate filled, it should be talking down about another human about their skin colour. It shouldn't be saying the word nigger, it shouldn't be telling a joke in good humour, where there is no intent to hurt another human. But it is. So, if that's how society wants to play it, they need to allow both sides to play the same game. Equality isn't equality if people of other cultures get away with calling other people out based on their race. B4L is welcome to continue feeling how he does, but he's part of a new problem of over correction of wrongs not committed by the majority of the past 2 generations of humans. It sort of gives a bit to my argument though, that he hasn't been able to come in here and defend himself. Quite typical of an Internet hero who can't think beyond what society tells him to think so it makes them all warm and fuzzy on the inside, because they're doing their bit. Or something like that. [/QUOTE]

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