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Daechidong Waygookin · Posted: Sun Apr 24, 2005 6:25 am Post subject:

Rock is just pissed at being a Taiwan failure who is failing in Korea. Damn those Asians eh? Nothing wrong with Rock, its all those bad Asians invading our white strongholds and debasing our superior white culture. Right Rock?

dulouz · Joined: 04 Feb 2003 Location: Uranus

This thread is gonna be tedious because you can't get past your shrill accusations. Its unfortunate because we need to investigate this matter. Don't try to validate or invalidate my actions by evaluating my reasons for being here. It doesn't work. Why are you here helping out the racist Asians get even more of the world's economy? Get off that train of thought, it really goes nowhere. This place is a racists paradise. Whites only kind of white looking girls. I'm amazed by white guys here that will insist they are not racist and then offer proof of such claim by showing a long list of Asian girlfriends that they have had. That might be proof but I also don't see these same men out with females of African ancestry when they had similar dating opportunities. I really think skin color has something to do with that.

Daechidong Waygookin · Posted: Sun Apr 24, 2005 6:34 am Post subject:

What issue needs to be investigated? I see no issue worthy of investigating.

The fact of the matter is, suburbs are a wasteland of brain dead zombies. How can that be undermined? It can only be enriched.

The fact that people can see a problem with this is a clear indication of racism.

dulouz · Joined: 04 Feb 2003 Location: Uranus

Gaining more of the economy means more control. More control over who they hire, more control over where they invest more control over who benefits from the excess. Thats why. If Detroit had one more assmebly line, they could evangalize on the benefits on multiculturalism to that assemby line but when the line is shifted to Asia that employee session will likely be another round of saki or soju instead.

I'm sorry but I find it perverse that my racial, ethnic and cultural history is being engineered, planned and managed by a dweeb civil servant in Washington DC. I prefer not to partake in it.

jajdude · Joined: 18 Jan 2003

AdamH · Posted: Sun Apr 24, 2005 8:42 am Post subject: Re: Undermining Your Culture

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Sorry dulouz but your posts in this thread are simply racist and prejudicial.

There is no way around that however much you wrap it up in niceties and language. The racism shined through loud and clear.

You have every right to your opinion of course. You have the right to feel that diversity is bad. Thats your right.

Conversly, others on here have the right to enjoy diversity and see the beauty of it. These people also have the right to gag at the backwards race uniformity card you are playing. It is sad in this day and age that anyone would feel that skin color makes people more compatible to live together. Why? Because that is just a dumb idea.

poddubny · Joined: 03 Aug 2004 Location: i have NO avatar privileges!

Alias · Joined: 24 Jan 2003

Dulouz,

Are you also opposed to interracial dating?

Tiger Beer · Joined: 07 Feb 2003

dogbert · Joined: 29 Jan 2003 Location: Killbox 90210

bignate · Joined: 30 Apr 2003 Location: Hell's Ditch

I think that Dulouz and Rock have brought up legitimate concerns about living abroad and the state of culture and intigration in many of the countries which we live, and it has now been rhetorically simplified to racism. Though I find their ideas about diversity somewhat closeminded, and perhaps a bit prejudicial, I would hardly call them racist. They both have brought up legitimate points about self identification and diversity, and I think that by simply calling them racists we have lost the point. Many people are comfortable with diversity, but there are many more who are not - it is a complicated problem that is hardly helped with the constant playing of the racist card.

It has been hypothesized that within our own natures, we tend to gravitate towards those who we most feel comfortable with and conversely are repelled or feel a certain discomfort with those who are different than ourselves, it is an anthropomorphism based on eons of conditioning. This simply could mean that we enjoy hanging out with people who share similar interests, cultures, or even skin colours. Many people tend to gravitate towards the unfamiliar as well, some might say they prefer the "exotic". Why is it any better to shun those with different ideals, to react hostile, rather than to try an intelligent discourse about these difference. I don't suppose that we should support racist attitudes, however, as I mentioned, their attitudes are hardly racist, only perhaps a bit more intolerent than we feel comfortable with, but at least they are honest enought to admit them, and that is an important step in opening debate. Why everyone chooses to flat out attack them is beyond me.

The fact of the matter is that as individuals we make individual decisions in life. I think Rock and Dulouz stated their individual opinions towards how they feel about diversity. Did they argue that people of different cultures are inferior to their own, or that they hated those cultures? No, they felt that there were negatives associated with diversity - and I defy anyone of you to say that there aren't.

Do I believe in segregation, no, and my posts on the subject should prove that, however, I will always admit there are problems when different cultures come together and that is a hurdle we will always have to overcome.

I look back at the posts and see some points of interest:

Koreabound2004 · Joined: 19 Nov 2003

Rock · Joined: 25 Feb 2005

This has nothing to do with racism but has to do with the death of a culture. Albeit some equate this with racism, this is not the case for me, since I am in Korea and wouldn't by any means be here if I'd thought differently.

I feel that some of my culture is losing its ground. Is there no Western culture extending to the suburbs, no culture at all in the 'burbs? Well then, what's the American Dream all about, the idea of raising kids in safe neighborhoods, in crime free enclaves, in more decent schools? What is there to the work ethic, or to standards to live by that places like Catholic schools, and yeah, even those private, offer those kids in the 'burbs? Do you think you'll find this in the inner-cities? Isn't this the life that many immigrants like ourselves see as the best for themselves?

To imply otherwise, like Kirk and Waegukin have done, is just to prove this point. They're implying-rather stereotypically, and as for Dulouz's comments, unfactually- there IS no white-Western culture and anyone who speaks as such must be racist. Then they imply integration and intermingling but these ideas, in themselves, must imply they think, or rather that there is, or was, some superiority or racial distinction between their race and others.

Come on Kirk and Waeguk. You both put your foot in your mouths. The main gist of this post is to imply the ideals of the culture I've been used to are now either dying or defunct, and yes, I feel a lot of what you experience here adds to this demise by allowing you to think that your culture has had no significance but economically, which is what many outside this cultural clime may crave.

Blind Willie · Joined: 05 May 2004

wait wait wait!

"Our" culture?

Would that be the immigrant culture? The one that has taken aspects of each incoming group and added it to the whole? The one that has been so successful that it stands astride the globe? The one that most nations on earth are trying to emulate? The culture that we're all over here, spreading to the locals?

Nah, I'm not worried about it being underminded by any outside force. People inside "our" culture deciding that the aspects they like of it are what's best for everyone, and wish to freeze society in a certain point in time, those people worry me.