Racism
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Racism is defined as one race hating or disliking another race just because of the color of their skin. Racism can happen with any combination of races and is usually described as "race on race" like "black on white racism" or "Latino on Asian racism" (these are just examples.) Racism is a bad thing in society and we should not have hatred for other races as we are all created differently, nor should we fake that one race is a victim of racism for the personal gain of the people of that race.
Person 1: Did you see Jamal being racist to Brody?
Person 2: Yea, That's a lot of Racism right there...
Person 2: Yea, That's a lot of Racism right there...
Racism by A Based Guy March 26, 2025
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Racism is the mission of shielding your superior race from those filthy, loudmouth intruders—loving your own so damn much you’d kick every stinking outsider to the curb just to keep your purebred crew from their grubby, unwashed hands.
“I saw them new neighbors and hollered, ‘Hell naw, them loud niggers ain’t parkin’ here, y’all—my racism is stronger’n a Longhorn on a rampage, I’d tow their sorry junk heap my own damn self!’"
Racism by Niggaelectronvril April 1, 2025
Racism of the Gaps
\ ˈrā-ˌsi-zəm əv t͟hə ˈgaps \ (noun)
The reflexive attribution of differences in outcomes between demographic groups to racism.
The reflexive attribution of differences in outcomes between demographic groups to racism.
Albertu: "Why are so many Chinese-Americans admitted to top schools at the expense of other groups?"
Pardsnipper: "Racism!"
Albertu: "Hahahahahaha. No."
(Racism of the Gaps)
Pardsnipper: "Racism!"
Albertu: "Hahahahahaha. No."
(Racism of the Gaps)
Racism of the Gaps by Green Gordon June 29, 2020
Racism vs Prejudice
It's really very simple.
Racism is when you believe that you're inherently objectively superior to one person or a group due to genetics (there other things but this is why you're here).
Prejudice is having a certain expectation of an individual based on subjective factors.
Our severely weak society has gone to great lengths to ensure that these two ideas, while wholly separate, become one in the same, allowing the weak of our society to manipulate power and wealth from others.
The trick is very deft and would be beautiful if it wasn't so evil.
Racism is when you believe that you're inherently objectively superior to one person or a group due to genetics (there other things but this is why you're here).
Prejudice is having a certain expectation of an individual based on subjective factors.
Our severely weak society has gone to great lengths to ensure that these two ideas, while wholly separate, become one in the same, allowing the weak of our society to manipulate power and wealth from others.
The trick is very deft and would be beautiful if it wasn't so evil.
Racism vs Prejudice
Racist:
Hateful guy: "There's a black guy! Man, I hate niggers for their wide noses and penises. They should all die or be put in servitude because they're black."
Prejudice:
*Black guy walking down the street at 2 a.m. in Brownsville, Brooklyn.*
*Spies two black guys wearing extremely loose clothing and an undignified walk pacing towards him.*
"Hmmm, I'm going to cross the street now."
These two scenarios are not the same.
One displays the content of his character and his feelings towards a group as a whole.
The other does neither.
Learn to tell the difference between the two. After doing this and understanding the central and honestly quite obvious differences, listen carefully to hear when someone confuses the two (it won't take long), their ulterior motives are now obvious within this new frame of mind.
You have now acquired the ability to identify charlatans at will.
Use this ability for the good of mankind, it is needed desperately.
~an honest black guy~
Racist:
Hateful guy: "There's a black guy! Man, I hate niggers for their wide noses and penises. They should all die or be put in servitude because they're black."
Prejudice:
*Black guy walking down the street at 2 a.m. in Brownsville, Brooklyn.*
*Spies two black guys wearing extremely loose clothing and an undignified walk pacing towards him.*
"Hmmm, I'm going to cross the street now."
These two scenarios are not the same.
One displays the content of his character and his feelings towards a group as a whole.
The other does neither.
Learn to tell the difference between the two. After doing this and understanding the central and honestly quite obvious differences, listen carefully to hear when someone confuses the two (it won't take long), their ulterior motives are now obvious within this new frame of mind.
You have now acquired the ability to identify charlatans at will.
Use this ability for the good of mankind, it is needed desperately.
~an honest black guy~
Racism vs Prejudice by aGiftedRighter May 11, 2016