Question to White Men Regarding Dating/Marrying Interracially (speech, high school, Australia)

[CityGirl332]

Originally Posted by dominix42

I have to disagree with you. Men like what they like irregardless of the media and will seek out things they desire. The situation on the street reflects that.

I feel like people use the "It's the medias fault" as a scapegoat to an issue they're afraid to face because they know that the truth often hurts and the media excuse is one that's less painful than the bold honest truth.

And what truth would that be?

[CityGirl332]

Originally Posted by calipoppy

"irregardless" is not a word.

Perhaps he or she meant, irrespective?

[CityGirl332]

Originally Posted by Californian34

and what is the hurtful truth? (can't wait for this one.)

I'm on the edge of my seat...

[Californian34]

Originally Posted by dominix42

All asians and all blacks have features that are distinct to their groups.

But this is a silly argument to begin with I shouldn't have to tell you that. That's something you should already know.

no, they don't. I don't already know this, because it isn't true.

Negrito - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Malagasy people - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jarawa_...ndaman_Islands)

get off of the computer and open a book.

[Wapasha]

Originally Posted by Californian34

so all Asians and all black people look the same. have you ever seen a negrito from the Philippines ? have you ever seen some of the people in Madagascar? what about the variety of people from Ethiopia? or people from Libya, Egypt, or Morocco? you think all Asians look like Jackie Chan and all Africans look like Alek Wek. oh, enlighten me with your brilliance.

300 years of Spanish rule, makes for a lot of variety in the Philippines

[calipoppy]

Originally Posted by dominix42

Lol, I've invoked the angry black woman stereotype out of some posters here I see.

Typical.

in·voke

/inˈvōk/

Verb

• Cite or appeal to (someone or something) as an authority for an action or in support of an argument.
• Call on (a deity or spirit) in prayer, as a witness, or for inspiration.

[thunderkat59]

I'm a Lilywhite who married a Puerto Rican.
Neither of our families approved.
Who cares? Life is tuff. If you find someone to help you through, better hold on to them.

[Californian34]

Originally Posted by dominix42

Lol, I've invoked the angry black woman stereotype out of some posters here I see.

Typical.

if by "angry" you mean smarter than your posts, then yes.

[Wapasha]

Originally Posted by Californian34

no, they don't. I don't already know this, because it isn't true.

Negrito - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Malagasy people - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jarawa_...ndaman_Islands)

get off of the computer and open a book.

I saw a special on genetics, and the Negrito people in the Philippines have a lot of genetic traits that lead to closer ties from Africa.

[lycos679]

Originally Posted by dominix42

Lol, I've invoked the angry black woman stereotype out of some posters here I see.

Typical.

For whatever it's worth I'm on their side; I'm just rather tired of this line of thinking. Nobody can honestly say that the media doesn't influence standards in the USA. There is just too much data out there to make that assertion.