Comments on Counter Racism Now!: I am a Victim Of Racism: First Recollection

The reason why I suspect that it was an act of Rac...

2010-07-09T11:52:00.805-07:00

The reason why I suspect that it was an act of Racism is because I believe that Douglas would have talked to my parents about my behavior, rather than take it upon his self to do what they could have done if we were people classified as "white". He had their phone number. We stayed right across the street. He could have sent me to my house and placed a phone call. He could have walked with me. Their are a lot of things that he could have done, if he would have saw me as one of his "own". I would not have gotten what I got from him. His own children didn't get any type of physical punishment ever.

I would call this article "Racist Propaganda" for ...

2010-01-18T11:38:12.172-08:00

I would call this article "Racist Propaganda" for the following reasons.

You open this article with "I am a Victim of Racism because:". Clearly, the following text should be an explanation of some words of actions that mistreated you on the basis of race.

That is not, however, what you then do, instead you describe an attack (and please don't think I am defending a man despicable enough to harm a child) that appears to be based on your throwing objects, which you claimed to be stones, at his garage. Over-reaction though this is, you have no evidence at all of any racism, yet you have clearly labelled it a racist act. You have, therefore, also labelled "Douglas" AS a racist, a person who practices racism, without any evidence that that is what he, infact is.

In short, you have allowed your own racism, i.e. your insistence that if a white person CAN be a racist, then they probably ARE a racist, to lead you to accuse a white person of racism, despite you having no evidence that that is what he is. This article is, therefore, racist (that is, black racist) propaganda.

"Do you think your life would have been better off...

2009-12-13T20:48:13.020-08:00

"Do you think your life would have been better off if you're born in Africa than in America?"

No. The system of Racism (White Supremacy) is a global system. I am affected by it no matter where I go.

I was a victim of racism too. I was beat and robb...

2009-12-09T13:15:57.703-08:00

I was a victim of racism too. I was beat and robbed by two black men who used the phrase "fucking whitie" and "this is for what you've done to my people." There are just as many black racists as there are white racists, and the effects of racism are very unfortunate. Because you are only telling one side of the story, you are creating more black racists. With the first black president, it is time that blacks let go of the past. Beside, blacks were enslaving blacks long before the white man ever stepped foot on Africa. Slavery was a part of EVERY culture and society, but for some reason, only blacks bring it up time and time again, trying to make it seem like they were the victim. Do you think your life would have been better off if you're born in Africa than in America?