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Miloslaw 19 | 5,067
22 Sep 2023 #31
Racism has no skin color.

You missed the sarcasm in my post.
Racism does not have a skin colour as you said.
It works in many directions.But most people only see white on black racism which is ridiculous!
I know West Indian blacks who hate African blacks......who may be their family.........racism is a sad,pathetic,joke!
Novichok 4 | 8,259
23 Sep 2023 #32
racism is a sad,pathetic,joke!

Racism does not come from nowhere. Mine came from the federal agency known as the CDC. That agency posted a table with black, white, and Latino murder rates.

According to the US federal government, the black rate is seventeen times higher than the white rate. That's 17x.

That caught my attention. Would it catch yours?
Alien 21 | 5,147
23 Sep 2023 #33
the black rate is seventeen times higher than the white rate. That's 17x.

Ha, ha, it just means that here I have to avoid dark streets after dusk, and you have to avoid even lit streets but with dark people. You poor thing.
Atch 22 | 4,153
23 Sep 2023 #34
There was also the Irish mob,

Yes, I know about them. One of the problems talking about 'the Irish' with Americans is that they think Irish American is the same thing which it really isn't.

I still have have relatives in Waterford and Dublin. I know all about the Irish temper..lol

Sorry to be rude about your family but they must be a rough lot - skangers, as we'd call them in Dublin. How many times have you been to Ireland and how many times have you met these relatives? What part of Dublin are they from? Whereabouts in Waterford?

Anyway, all I can say is that I've been in and out of pubs all over Ireland since I was a teenager, and I've never witnessed a bar fight. Not saying it never happens but it's definitely not a thing in Ireland.
mafketis 37 | 10,967
23 Sep 2023 #35
roblems talking about 'the Irish' with Americans is that they think Irish American is the same

I think it's probably the same with any X American group (where X refers to a European country). Italians don't understand Italian American stereotypes and we've seen on this forum that Polish Americans are pretty out of touch with modern Poland....

Then you have unique Euro-American identities the most famous of which is the Scotch Irish (which don't really have much to do with Scotland or Ireland since they are among the most deracinated of Euro-Americans...)
Atch 22 | 4,153
23 Sep 2023 #36
Scotch Irish

Lowland Scots planters in Ireland who emigrated to America.
Novichok 4 | 8,259
23 Sep 2023 #37
and you have to avoid even lit streets but with dark people

...as well as some roads. Nig*ers like shooting from bridges just for fun. America today...


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