Black Privilege Is Real

1. N/A 2. N/A 3. White privilege is a thing, My friend. I proved it pretty well in Round 4 in the bottom half of my message under Point 27. Not only that, But I also stated the definition of white privilege. 4. Proved it. This goes back to previous point. 5. Racial Classification: The revised standards contain five minimum categories for race: American Indian or Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, And White. (Google) My classification is black. Someone can't classify their race by the color of their skin. There are fair skinned people with no color that are Asian, Does that mean they are white? No. 6. In your Round 2 you said " Black as the race is only identified in the colour of their skin. Saying anything other then they are priveleged in being black for definition of black privilege would be misrepresenting what the words mean. " you then proceeded to say the definition for white people and that they have fair skinned as if there aren't fair skinned black people. That's how I went against your claim 7. Proved it 8. N/A 9. Race necessarily isn't just about skin color. There are dark skinned Indians and Mexicans, That doesn't make their race black. The definition you provided for race didn't help your point. Nowhere in there did it mention skin color. How we know someone is black is not only by their skin color, It could be their hair and/or their facial features and they could also be bi-racial. For example, A mixed women (black & white) marries a black man, And have they have children, Some of their children may look more black, And others may look evenly mixed 50/50. 10. Cry me a river. I'm not lying about anything. 11. I didn't say celebrities weren't privileged, But by your stance you made it as if they have always been privileged their whole lives. Some started from the bottom, Thanks for confirming my point. 12. Likewise 13. I know that's still a celebrity even thought they started from the bottom. Nothing was wrong with your definition, Something was wrong with your claim by saying all celebrities are privileged. 14. Sure 15. If you needed me to quote sources then you should have made that as top rule before you started debating with me. Be happy enough that you got a source in the first place. Not everyone will be the same as you with putting down sources. It wasn't my intent that the source happened to not go through. 16. I don't have to prove what you do. Look back on your own words. Of course you will be self bias and never admit your wrong doings. 17. "You assumed something that was not difficult to understand. " Oh so are you calling me dumb? CONDUCT POINTS, CONDUCT POINTS HOW DARE YOU? < that's how you sound. And race is a determining factor. Just proved it last round beautifully and eloquently 18. "I'll explain how black privilege is not real in just a second. " I did say just a second. And I actually did. Under my 27th point (rest of my message) that is proof right there. Do you understand now? Just like my 20th point, When I said "just a second" and my 24th point when I said "I'll get to that. " 19. Someone's a hypocrite. I remember telling you that me saying a definition isn't my argument, It's factual. Now that I question you on your definition you ask why did I say that. Lookie there 20. Already proved everything. Goes back to Point 18. Do you understand? If not, I will explain much further. 21. I do follow the "say what you mean and mean what you say rule" I said what I said. You're taking it out of context. Read it very carefully so you understand. About the fake news - Okay, Sure. That's why majority of the time, Each source I put, You don't find it credible and you scream "fake news" so you can manipulate the audience because you want to desperately win this debate. You can't use the black man who got 50 years in jail and compare that situation to skin bleaching. 22. Nope sorry you can't tell me whatever you want. It is part of the debate because the skin bleaching thing coincides with white privilege. It shows some of the problems that some dark skinned black women can face, Especially young women growing up and seeing those types of things. It shows that "white" is beautiful and that "white" is pure, And that "black" is ugly, And that you should make your skin white so you can be beautiful. When black is beautiful. 23. It's not intentional 24. Proved it. Check last round under Point 27 again. 25. N/A. Re-read my point 20x over. 26. N/A. That isn't the "best thing I can come up with" 27. Whenever you get through, It wasn't fake news. You just want to convince yourself of it so you can think that "black privilege" is a thing. THAT'S the best thing you can come up with. It wasn't deliberate. Did you expect me to copy and paste the whole article? The point of the source is for you to go to it and read it yourself. That's like you sending me a source and I throw a hissy fit because you didn't include certain aspects of the source. All that's really relevant and important regarding that black man is that he unjustly received 50 years in jail over some ribs that could easily be returned to the store, But the white man named Ethan Couch was let off, No jail time and they said he had "mental illness" when he killed FOUR people. He took someone's lives and somehow that's what happened to him. That CLEARLY shows white privilege. I notice you sure are super worried and gung-ho about the black man who got 50 years but you aren't paying type of attention to Ethan Couch, I wonder why? Because you want to try so hard to say the black man's story is a lie. But there's no way to deny anything about Ethan Couch. 28. Just because it doesn't include all white people doesn't mean white privilege isn't real. 29. N/A 30. The debate isn't about crime, That was just an analogy. So I'm just going to ignore that. I'm a Criminal Justice major so yeah. You can think whatever you want to think. Murder and oppression are two different things. Again, It's an analogy. Which leads to next point 31. Accessories to the black struggle - I'm not saying all lives don't matter. The people who created "All lives matter" were more than likely against Black lives matter getting it misconstrued thinking it meant black lives matter only when it means black lives matter too. 32. I'm confused, Can you please explain that 33. "Whose saying otherwise" some people are. They thought it was BLM only instead of BLM too. 34. About the firefighters - It was an analogy. Irrelevant to the debate. 35. Not a social justice warrior, But a conscience black person 36. "Black supremacy ties into black privilege. " - dumbest thing I've ever heard in my entire life. Nice rebuttal. Provide a definition of Black privilege ad state your source. 37. It's not so easy to leave a certain area when you've been there all your life and you're used to it, I love and proud where I am despite racism which is everywhere, Not only in the U. S. - and I'm not saying my life is in shambles. Slavery isn't actually gone it's there but it's very underlined such as not as many opportunities and jobs for black people on a general consensus - and not to mention discrimination against blacks, And white privilege. You just said "realize slavery is gone" that's a privilege you just had right there. I realize you aren't white (correct me if I'm wrong) from reading some of your debates I think you are from U. K, Right? I'll call you a "Non POC" - not a person of color (Black person) - that went with my point on "They don't have to worry about being told to get over slavery. " Black people to this day are still disgusted with slavery. The slavery era involved my ancestors, My great great grandmother was alive when slavery was going on. 38. What mistakes in my theory did I make? Please explain 39. I don't care. 40. You haven't provided an official definition for "Black privilege" you've only defined the race (black people) and you provided what privilege means. That's invalid. Like I said before you can't separate the words. Define that term as both of those words together just as there is an official definition for White privilege, Because it's an actual thing. First black privilege, And now black supremacy? Are you serious right now? 41. "judicial system alike unfairly" It is both fair and unfair. But for most cases, It's unfair. You can't say that every case is fair. 42. Yeah they as in white people. They don't have to worry about their deceased teenage son being mocked. This actually happened. I told you what the article was about, All you have to do is look it up for yourself and fact check the source since I know that's what you're going to do regardless. I knew you were going to use anecdotal fallacy for this, That's your only comeback. 43. Even if I do show you concrete proof, Which I easily can - you will still say it's not true and call me a liar. You disagree with everything I say. I know this is a debate and we are on opposing sides, But in our past debates I even agree with some of your points, And I even say that I agree, But no matter what I say when providing FACTUAL sources, You have to disagree with it no matter what. Prime example - all of my "They don't have to worry about" points, You never even responded to them, Does that mean you at least agree with me on those points that I made? I'd be very surprised if you did. Out of 9 of them, You only rebutted one of them which was "about being articulate and well spoken without people being surprised. " Leads to next point. 44. I think you have a misconception. What I meant was when there's an articulate black person, People are surprised and some ignorant people call that "talking white" when that isn't a thing. There's this stereotype and this stigma that all black people are "ghetto" and talk in slang and can't speak proper English - (Running out of space. I'll finish this point and my last point in the comments)