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A poll just out of curiosity...
tommyilromano:
How is that racist? I mean if he prefers to live with his own people then that is his preference. You can't force diversity on people. There are people from every race who prefer to live with their own people. Don't be ignorant.
--- Quote from: white boy on August 24, 2004, 04:07:56 PM ---^do u know ur racist, or are u in denial?
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white Boy:
--- Quote from: Tom Gotti on August 24, 2004, 05:41:47 PM ---
--- Quote from: white boy on August 24, 2004, 04:07:56 PM ---^do u know ur racist, or are u in denial?
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how is that racist. If a black man or spanish guy said you wouldnt think twice about it.
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no.. if a black man said i dont wana live with these whites, id take it offensivly
M Dogg™:
I have learned more living in the LA area, with blacks, latinos, islanders, asians and of course whites, than I did living the great white north of Minnesota. So with that, I'll take diversity anyday. I also live in a neighborhood that's highly diverse in San Bernardino, yeah, go figure because we all mixed in this area... lol. It's easier to get along I think, because race is not an issue no more for people, were as even in places of California that are self segrated, race is huge, and same with Minnesota. Once people begin moving in and becoming neighbors, then race is more second thought. And it's cool when I ride the bus, and I see old white guys and black guys talking like old friends. I think California is the starting point of good racial relations. Now I don't think it's perfect, far from it, but it's moving in the right direction, and many other states are becoming more diverse. We'll see what happens.
Now_Im_Not_Banned:
--- Quote from: Shallow on August 24, 2004, 11:32:00 AM ---Yeah I figured you were but some may have taken it literally. There is a large Gay community here though. They have this big parade every year. But it isn't that big. I've lived here 22 years and I don't know one openly gay person, personally. There are a lot of bisexual girls here and there that I know but I think it's a phase they go through. The media shows lesbianism as being a lot cooler than homosexuality. I know a lot of girls that have tried it or at the very least thought about doing it. I can personally say it was never on any of my to do lists. I'm not a homophobe but I can't control th cringe in my spine evertime I think about it.
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I believe all (or at least most) girls in the world are bisexual; some just keep to themselves... I've been able to get that out of almost every girl I've ever known. 8)
mauzip:
--- Quote from: Shallow on August 24, 2004, 06:12:07 PM ---
Well I 'll tell you anyway. Sri Lanka is a war torn country in Asia, near India.
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It's more like an independant province of India.
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