Is it normal to not be attracted to black people

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  • Angel_in_a_Glass_Dress
    11 years ago | pl

    " they smell bad, and their hair is greasy and I hate how it feels. "

    So you're not a racist. Yet you've decided everyone with black skin smells bad and has greasy hair?

    Perhaps it's time to look up the following words: stereotypes, prejudice, and racism

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    • ImGay
      11 years ago | pl

      Amen. I was just going to put that. That's being racist.

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      • Angel_in_a_Glass_Dress
        11 years ago | pl

        Indeed.

        It's like saying, "I'm not hitting you!" while punching someone in the face. Claiming one thing while doing the exact opposite does not add truth to the claim, but disproves it.

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        • missashleylove
          11 years ago | pl

          Racism is thinking your race is superior than the other, which is not the case. It is an oppinion to not be atteacted to them and those are all genetic facts they tend ro have more oil in their hair and it is a different texture. Come on we should all know this

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          • Angel_in_a_Glass_Dress
            11 years ago | pl

            No. That's just someone making statements and then claiming them as "facts" to justify their own continuation of stereotypes.

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            • missashleylove
              11 years ago | pl

              Thats not racism. You're telling me that black people do not genetically have different hair texture? You're wrong

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              • Angel_in_a_Glass_Dress
                11 years ago | pl

                this reminds me of one of my ex boyfriends ...

                although it wasn't the final straw, it was a contributing factor.

                He'd go around making comments about nationalities or races and then say "but it's true" as his excuse.

                He knew from the start that what he was going to say would be offensive, but he honestly thought that saying "it's true" would somehow stop others from getting mad.

                There's a difference in pointing out valid facts... and saying crap just to piss people off.

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