Posted by Jeffanori-Gomi
You guys are absolutely right about trying to move forward but don't you think blacks have a valid right to be pissed?
I would be mad if my great grandparents were slaves. I mean slavery wasnt that long ago.
And Racism is still a reality for lots of people: Look at Guantanamo Bay. Just because they looked like terrorists they were imprisoned without due Judicial process.
Posted by shackle
No because it was sooooo long ago, and most people prob don't care about there great great great great grandmother they never seen. I know I don't cause I don't even know her.
If we don't move on, and let go of the past our country will be stuck like this forever. Race will always be a issue I think ... I just wished we could all just move on, and get alone.
almost Every race went through slavery at one point in time.
Posted by Jeffanori-Gomi
You guys are absolutely right about trying to move forward but don't you think blacks have a valid right to be pissed?
I would be mad if my great grandparents were slaves. I mean slavery wasnt that long ago.
And Racism is still a reality for lots of people: Look at Guantanamo Bay. Just because they looked like terrorists they were imprisoned without due Judicial process.
Posted by Jeffanori-Gomi
I think as time goes on the youth generations will put aside the stereotypes passed on to them by our parents and we will move forward, but everything takes time.
Posted by Ydoc
Posted by Jeffanori-Gomi
I think as time goes on the youth generations will put aside the stereotypes passed on to them by our parents and we will move forward, but everything takes time.
Never going to happen. As long as people decide to keep their cultures preserved we won't be a giant melting pot.
Posted by jdubs
nothing but bulls**t to make white people look bad
Posted by loller90278
suck it up ol boy.
its your history so don't deny it.
and quit yur bitchin!
Posted by shackle
As your mother tells you "forgive and forget".
Posted by shackle
what a worthless post go back to sherdog ass hole.
No one is bitching. I'm just stating how I don't think these movies helps race relations.
It's time to move on. It's fine to know your history, but don't live by it, and hate a race for something that happen so long ago. I'm sure these movies upset people too.
As your mother tells you "forgive and forget".
Posted by loller90278
suck it up ol boy.
its your history so don't deny it.
and quit yur bitchin!
Posted by loller90278
Posted by shackle
what a worthless post go back to sherdog ass hole.
No one is bitching. I'm just stating how I don't think these movies helps race relations.
It's time to move on. It's fine to know your history, but don't live by it, and hate a race for something that happen so long ago. I'm sure these movies upset people too.
As your mother tells you "forgive and forget".
Posted by loller90278
suck it up ol boy.
its your history so don't deny it.
and quit yur bitchin!
lol im sure your mom hasnt gotten through to you.. preach about forgiving and forgetting and calling me an ass hole in the same post.. smart kid
race wars never going to die kid, people seem to focus on differences, learn that.
until we're all frickin mixed prejudice is always going to be there.
and me, sherdogger?
heh, outrageous.
Posted by zephead
No because it was sooooo long ago, and most people prob don't care about there great great great great grandmother they never seen. I know I don't cause I don't even know her.
Dude, the Civil Rights Act was signed in 1965. 40 years ago blacks were getting dogs sicced on them. Fire hoses turned on them. They had to sit in the back of the bus. They couldn't eat at the same lunch counters as white people. Go the same schools. Drink out of the same water fountain.
Watch the movie Mississippi Burning. Don't say they don't care. Blacks were put there more hell in this country then anybody elese. Just sit back and think about be forcefull brought over on a ship in inhumane conditions. Then sold. Forced to work in cotoon fields. Family's torn apart. Kept illiterate. Your life depends on some ignorant ass redneck, who might get up on the wrong side of the bed that day. You are freed in the 1860's only to have to go through another 100 years of crap.
Bobby Mitchell was the first black player to play for the Washington Redskins. When he got traded to the Skins in the 60's, he was taken out to dinner. While eating his soup, someone came up and asked if he was Bobby Mitchell. He replied that he was. The guy then spit in his soup. Bobby Mitchell is still alive.
JUst think about your, 'JUst get over it" statament. Put yourself in their shoes and then see if you can just "get over it."

Posted by Svartorm
Posted by shackle
As your mother tells you "forgive and forget".
Obviously you've never met my mother.
Posted by zephead
No because it was sooooo long ago, and most people prob don't care about there great great great great grandmother they never seen. I know I don't cause I don't even know her.
Dude, the Civil Rights Act was signed in 1965. 40 years ago blacks were getting dogs sicced on them. Fire hoses turned on them. They had to sit in the back of the bus. They couldn't eat at the same lunch counters as white people. Go the same schools. Drink out of the same water fountain.
Watch the movie Mississippi Burning. Don't say they don't care. Blacks were put there more hell in this country then anybody elese. Just sit back and think about be forcefull brought over on a ship in inhumane conditions. Then sold. Forced to work in cotoon fields. Family's torn apart. Kept illiterate. Your life depends on some ignorant ass redneck, who might get up on the wrong side of the bed that day. You are freed in the 1860's only to have to go through another 100 years of crap.
Bobby Mitchell was the first black player to play for the Washington Redskins. When he got traded to the Skins in the 60's, he was taken out to dinner. While eating his soup, someone came up and asked if he was Bobby Mitchell. He replied that he was. The guy then spit in his soup. Bobby Mitchell is still alive.
JUst think about your, 'JUst get over it" statament. Put yourself in their shoes and then see if you can just "get over it."
Posted by zephead
No because it was sooooo long ago, and most people prob don't care about there great great great great grandmother they never seen. I know I don't cause I don't even know her.
Dude, the Civil Rights Act was signed in 1965. 40 years ago blacks were getting dogs sicced on them. Fire hoses turned on them. They had to sit in the back of the bus. They couldn't eat at the same lunch counters as white people. Go the same schools. Drink out of the same water fountain.
Watch the movie Mississippi Burning. Don't say they don't care. Blacks were put there more hell in this country then anybody elese. Just sit back and think about be forcefull brought over on a ship in inhumane conditions. Then sold. Forced to work in cotoon fields. Family's torn apart. Kept illiterate. Your life depends on some ignorant ass redneck, who might get up on the wrong side of the bed that day. You are freed in the 1860's only to have to go through another 100 years of crap.
Bobby Mitchell was the first black player to play for the Washington Redskins. When he got traded to the Skins in the 60's, he was taken out to dinner. While eating his soup, someone came up and asked if he was Bobby Mitchell. He replied that he was. The guy then spit in his soup. Bobby Mitchell is still alive.
JUst think about your, 'JUst get over it" statament. Put yourself in their shoes and then see if you can just "get over it."
Posted by shackle
I went to a mostly black school, and I seen many whites treated like shit, and ganged all the time, and I'm not racist. If you went to a school like this you would understand whites are not the only racist people. I know everything that your explaining I learned black history just like everyone else has these days. Racism will never go away, but all I'm trying to say is I don't think these movies help.
Carrying a grudge doesn't solve nothing, and isn't gonna make things better for anyone.
Posted by zephead
No because it was sooooo long ago, and most people prob don't care about there great great great great grandmother they never seen. I know I don't cause I don't even know her.
Dude, the Civil Rights Act was signed in 1965. 40 years ago blacks were getting dogs sicced on them. Fire hoses turned on them. They had to sit in the back of the bus. They couldn't eat at the same lunch counters as white people. Go the same schools. Drink out of the same water fountain.
Watch the movie Mississippi Burning. Don't say they don't care. Blacks were put there more hell in this country then anybody elese. Just sit back and think about be forcefull brought over on a ship in inhumane conditions. Then sold. Forced to work in cotoon fields. Family's torn apart. Kept illiterate. Your life depends on some ignorant ass redneck, who might get up on the wrong side of the bed that day. You are freed in the 1860's only to have to go through another 100 years of crap.
Bobby Mitchell was the first black player to play for the Washington Redskins. When he got traded to the Skins in the 60's, he was taken out to dinner. While eating his soup, someone came up and asked if he was Bobby Mitchell. He replied that he was. The guy then spit in his soup. Bobby Mitchell is still alive.
JUst think about your, 'JUst get over it" statament. Put yourself in their shoes and then see if you can just "get over it."

Posted by loller90278
listen "dad" or "ghandi" as you proclaim to be, start being a little bit realistic and not so much of a dreamer. prosecution and racisism and prejudice date back to before christ, and it's not going to go away simply because of hollywood not making shitty, redundant, bullshit, black power movies.
you can call me an ass, i call myself a realist and not so naive
Posted by shackle
I went to a mostly black school, and I seen many whites treated like shit, and ganged all the time, and I'm not racist. If you went to a school like this you would understand whites are not the only racist people. I know everything that your explaining I learned black history just like everyone else has these days. Racism will never go away, but all I'm trying to say is I don't think these movies help.
Carrying a grudge doesn't solve nothing, and isn't gonna make things better for anyone.
Posted by zephead
No because it was sooooo long ago, and most people prob don't care about there great great great great grandmother they never seen. I know I don't cause I don't even know her.
Dude, the Civil Rights Act was signed in 1965. 40 years ago blacks were getting dogs sicced on them. Fire hoses turned on them. They had to sit in the back of the bus. They couldn't eat at the same lunch counters as white people. Go the same schools. Drink out of the same water fountain.
Watch the movie Mississippi Burning. Don't say they don't care. Blacks were put there more hell in this country then anybody elese. Just sit back and think about be forcefull brought over on a ship in inhumane conditions. Then sold. Forced to work in cotoon fields. Family's torn apart. Kept illiterate. Your life depends on some ignorant ass redneck, who might get up on the wrong side of the bed that day. You are freed in the 1860's only to have to go through another 100 years of crap.
Bobby Mitchell was the first black player to play for the Washington Redskins. When he got traded to the Skins in the 60's, he was taken out to dinner. While eating his soup, someone came up and asked if he was Bobby Mitchell. He replied that he was. The guy then spit in his soup. Bobby Mitchell is still alive.
JUst think about your, 'JUst get over it" statament. Put yourself in their shoes and then see if you can just "get over it."
Posted by zephead
Dude, the Civil Rights Act was signed in 1965. 40 years ago blacks were getting dogs sicced on them. Fire hoses turned on them. They had to sit in the back of the bus. They couldn't eat at the same lunch counters as white people. Go the same schools. Drink out of the same water fountain.
Watch the movie Mississippi Burning. Don't say they don't care. Blacks were put there more hell in this country then anybody elese. Just sit back and think about be forcefull brought over on a ship in inhumane conditions. Then sold. Forced to work in cotoon fields. Family's torn apart. Kept illiterate. Your life depends on some ignorant ass redneck, who might get up on the wrong side of the bed that day. You are freed in the 1860's only to have to go through another 100 years of crap.
Posted by Svartorm
Posted by zephead
Dude, the Civil Rights Act was signed in 1965. 40 years ago blacks were getting dogs sicced on them. Fire hoses turned on them. They had to sit in the back of the bus. They couldn't eat at the same lunch counters as white people. Go the same schools. Drink out of the same water fountain.
Watch the movie Mississippi Burning. Don't say they don't care. Blacks were put there more hell in this country then anybody elese. Just sit back and think about be forcefull brought over on a ship in inhumane conditions. Then sold. Forced to work in cotoon fields. Family's torn apart. Kept illiterate. Your life depends on some ignorant ass redneck, who might get up on the wrong side of the bed that day. You are freed in the 1860's only to have to go through another 100 years of crap.
Not to be a dick here, but this is why people need to learn history outside of public school.
First off, with the exception of the deep south, most places in the US weren't that bad before the Civil Rights Act. Granted, one of my fathers best friends grew up in Alabama and had a horribly violent life, most places we not concerned with the race issue, and were "further ahead" as far as civil rights go. Pre-Emancipation Proclimation, most states North of the Mason Dixon had already done away with slavery, and blacks had already worked their way into society. The Civil Rights Act took care of the hold-over states.
As for "Blacks were put through more hell in this country than anybody else", you must be out of your mind. Blacks were never rounded up and murdered to the last man, woman and child like Native Americans. They weren't sent to their death while building the railroads like the Chinese. They weren't sent into mines for eighteen hours at a time without food or water and run the risk of being crushed to death or suffocating like the Slavs.
The first man from my family who entered this country got off the boat in Boston after sailing here from Ireland on a ship of starving peasents, was handed a rifle, and sent South as part of the 28th Massachusettes Infantry, which was an all Irish unit that fought in the most bloody battles of the Civil war. They had one of the highest casualty rates of any regiment in the war because they were Irish and were given the most dangerous positions on the field. Plenty of people besides blacks have been shafted coming to this country. No one gets something for nothing.
As for "ignorant rednecks", plantation owners were some of the most educated and savy businessmen in the country, hence why they were successful.

Posted by loller90278
Posted by Svartorm
Posted by zephead
Dude, the Civil Rights Act was signed in 1965. 40 years ago blacks were getting dogs sicced on them. Fire hoses turned on them. They had to sit in the back of the bus. They couldn't eat at the same lunch counters as white people. Go the same schools. Drink out of the same water fountain.
Watch the movie Mississippi Burning. Don't say they don't care. Blacks were put there more hell in this country then anybody elese. Just sit back and think about be forcefull brought over on a ship in inhumane conditions. Then sold. Forced to work in cotoon fields. Family's torn apart. Kept illiterate. Your life depends on some ignorant ass redneck, who might get up on the wrong side of the bed that day. You are freed in the 1860's only to have to go through another 100 years of crap.
Not to be a dick here, but this is why people need to learn history outside of public school.
First off, with the exception of the deep south, most places in the US weren't that bad before the Civil Rights Act. Granted, one of my fathers best friends grew up in Alabama and had a horribly violent life, most places we not concerned with the race issue, and were "further ahead" as far as civil rights go. Pre-Emancipation Proclimation, most states North of the Mason Dixon had already done away with slavery, and blacks had already worked their way into society. The Civil Rights Act took care of the hold-over states.
As for "Blacks were put through more hell in this country than anybody else", you must be out of your mind. Blacks were never rounded up and murdered to the last man, woman and child like Native Americans. They weren't sent to their death while building the railroads like the Chinese. They weren't sent into mines for eighteen hours at a time without food or water and run the risk of being crushed to death or suffocating like the Slavs.
The first man from my family who entered this country got off the boat in Boston after sailing here from Ireland on a ship of starving peasents, was handed a rifle, and sent South as part of the 28th Massachusettes Infantry, which was an all Irish unit that fought in the most bloody battles of the Civil war. They had one of the highest casualty rates of any regiment in the war because they were Irish and were given the most dangerous positions on the field. Plenty of people besides blacks have been shafted coming to this country. No one gets something for nothing.
As for "ignorant rednecks", plantation owners were some of the most educated and savy businessmen in the country, hence why they were successful.
this is why i love svatrom
he says everything i can't conjure up into a beautifly written post.
i would have mentioned the japenese concentration camps and the reperations but perfect nonetheless!
Posted by loller90278
my whole point was to get over it, yeah they're going to make a movie. me fighting online with an idealist (troll) online probably affected me way more than the movie PRIDE or any of these "white vs black" movies ever will.
and since we're on that lets forget all the "WWII" movies
i mean, it'd make the world a better place right
lets take it even further and forget "Epic" movies (300, gladiator, troy)
cuz the 300 was a direct against the iranians and all, right?
so to recap, stop paying attention to worthless things, and focus on whats important. (whatever that may be)