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Thread: Anti-Prejudice Prejudice?

Edited out stuff personal and potentially inflammatory Get creative with scholarships, there may not be one where you are for white males but there might well be one for the field you want to go into or the religion you are or were raised. If people want to create a scholarship for white males let them. However if they don't like being told about the statistics out there about higher education and who wins and who doesn't then they need to man up.
Thread: Anti-Prejudice Prejudice?

Reverse racism is a misnomer. Also, what's the big deal about ebonics? It's an accent confined to a specific cultural group. Speaking an accent is a poor reason to deny someone advancement in an organization. rac - ism rey -siz- uh m noun 1. a belief or doctrine that inherent differences among the various human races determine cultural or individual achievement, usually involving the idea that one's own race is superior and has the right to rule others. 2. a policy, system of government, etc., based upon or fostering such a doctrine discrimination. 3. hatred or intolerance of another race or other races. re - verse ri- vurs adjective 1. opposite or contrary in position, direction, order, or character an impression reverse to what was intended in reverse sequence. 2. with the back or rear part toward the observer the reverse side of a fabric. 3. pertaining to or producing movement in a mechanism opposite to that made under ordinary running conditions a reverse gear a reverse turbine. 4. noting or pertaining to an image like that seen in a mirror backward reversed. 5. noting or pertaining to printed matter in which what is normally white, as the page of a book, appears as black, and vice versa.
Thread: Anti-Prejudice Prejudice?

'Oh dear lord she spoke in ebonics!' -- Had to get that out of the way before moving on. Possible rant warning Anyway, yes it is hard right now for everyone but what some people don't realize, and many people refuse to realize is, it's harder for some people out there based on skin color. Harder to get acknowledged, respected, work your way though the world, and then the basic things like get a job or even help in a shoe store. It's been that way for a long time now and it's not going to change any time soon, or at least not until society does. I believe that's why there are so many scholarships out there for certain ethnic groups, why there are 'African American college tours' and 'Hispanic college tours' and colleges out there that will happily promote that they are a historic insert race here college. Because things are harder for certain groups of people and they need more help then others, Does this apply to everyone of some ethnic groups? No, certainly not. But in a lot it can be considered for the majority. On topic If a group wants to make a scholarship for white males then I don't see why there would be a big deal about it. If the NAACP can do it for African American males and females I don't see why anyone would want to make a fuss over a group doing it for Caucasian males. I can see how some people would make a fuss over it, possibly saying that they white males have it well enough and don't need help, but that's just stupid. Anyone can need help, doesn't matter what their race or gender is.
Thread: Anti-Prejudice Prejudice?

Back to ebonics real quickly though. It's actually a much older language In the book of John the Lord replied I be he. Just wanted to add that.
Thread: Anti-Prejudice Prejudice?

It's not an affront to create scholarships and classify them however you wish. However, you have to consider the reasons and motivations of a group doing so. Are you the sort of person who wants to go to school on the dime of people who support the Flat Earth theory, for example? Who believe lemurs should be raised to power? Who think women should be pets? These are random and humorous examples, but that's my point. Private groups can create any scholarships they want. And there will always be people who'll take that money just to get the education. But if you've got a white male scholarship, just bear in mind that you're going to have, let's see, more qualified candidates than you can process. Best put on some additional qualifications on that. Texan, OK, that's fine. Still, you're gonna spend most of the money you've received paying for someone to process all the applicants you get.
Thread: Anti-Prejudice Prejudice?

i like the idea of this scholarship. It's gotten to the point that everyone BUT white males, what I am get extra help. Because EVERY white male is strong intelligent andor wealthy. .... right... I would also like to say on a side note, why is Hispanic considered race AND ethnicity on job applications? All the other races are considered NOT Hispanic. this is SO stupid. But seriously, white males have to work three times as hard as everyone else and still don't get promotions just so companies can save face. I guess my problem, like others, is being a white male who did not get straight A's and having a lack of real job experience, I have a seriously harder time getting ahead in life just because I am considered a majority, although I doubt we are anymore. I think colleges and companies need to re look over things and change things. Ya, like that will happen. Sigh, I wish I could add more intelligence to this conversation.
Thread: Anti-Prejudice Prejudice?

This is a point. In America, there's a vast poverty class, a huge lower class, a decent middle class, a small upper class, and a tiny top class. Necessarily, a certain percentage of white people male and female live in poverty, and a certain percent of them are in the top tax brackets. A certain percent of African-Americans, Asians, Hispanics, etc., can say the same. But in America, the percentage of each is way disproportionate. All the minorities, have a much higher percentage of their populations in the lower income brackets, and a much lower percentage in the upper income brackets, when compared to whites. It's easy to claim that white males have to work three times as hard as others. But that ignores ... oh, all statistics and basic facts, and reflects a clear lack of understanding of how hard others actually work. Yes, you get some people who get promoted for reasons of race or sex or saving face who don't actually deserve it. I would say it's roughly equivalent to the number of people who get promoted because they're the CEO's nephew, or fucking the Senior VP, and those people also don't deserve it, and you should be angry about that, too. It happens, but it's hardly universal. And talking like it is just basically plays right into the wallets of the people who feed on your fear and feelings of dispossessment. So thanks for helping them, I guess. In my company, we have a very diverse work force... until you get into the executive pay levels, and then the demographic gets quite standardized. And I know for a fact that a lot of those guys don't work nearly as hard as many of the other people I work next to.
Thread: Anti-Prejudice Prejudice?

My apologies for not getting back to this sooner 'net issues were pretty bad for about a solid week. I'm not sure what to feel. I see a lot of solid points here on both sides. I think this is the kind of thing where a lot of different opinions can all be valid at the same time. I enjoy seeing the open, mature discourse on the topic. I think the main hold up for me comes when people mention that 'only X of this or that are made up of Y kind of people.' The kneejerk response in my mind is, ...so? And this, let me explain, is because I strive to see people as colorless and genderless. If there are however many supervisors in a building and more than half of them are white males, is it necessarily because someone else is being unfairly held down? Is it possible they were better suited for the job? I'm not saying they are. I'm not saying they aren't. I don't know what to say, other than that to me, as a white male, it feels like people who aren't in my specific 'group' throw out the discrimination card too readily, too often, and as such it muddies the water for those who have a legitimate claim, ala The Boy who Cried Wolf. Again, I do believe that it is a real issue often enough, on a conscious level, on a subconscious level, for many of the points Misan made. But I've seen so many people jump to use that kind of claim because they're only 'good,' not 'good enough' for what they're after, and that lack of self-responsibility makes things more difficult for everyone.
Thread: Anti-Prejudice Prejudice?

Ahem. New to BlueMoon, but as a white male who has this as a pet peeve, lemme contribute. Yes, valid points on both sides. Yes, I believe as a white male, I get certain breaks. However, I haven't gotten hand outs for it. I also was born in Louisiana. Most of the kids in my elementary school were black. I've experienced racism first-hand in a way most white people don't, though I'm not trying to say it was that bad, I at least have a small understanding of it. When it comes to the workplace and such, I'm just not sure. I think both sides are right here. People shouldn't be held down or lifted up because of race, but this is not an ideal world, and some people do have it harder. What happened in the topic creator's example was wrong. But it happens. It's life, it's unfair, it sucks. I don't know about AA and NAACP and all. I think these guys in Texas have every right to do what they did. And to say that they can't, when everybody else does, is ridiculous and yes, that is racist. As someone said, looking at definitions, 'reverse racism' would actually mean loving someone because of their skin color. It's what white people who owned plantations felt about their own race. If you treat someone negatively or differently due to skin color, it's racism, regardless of the colors involved. Even if it's your OWN color. I think the BIGGER issue people ignore is the accepted racism in speech and media, especially comedy. Go watch any modern American black comedian. 99 chance that a good deal or most of their material is making fun of a race, be it their own or more commonly caucasians. Now look at the modern white comedians. The ones in stand-up only make fun of white people, most of the time. And the ones with sitcoms? Their whole schtick is 'look, I'm white and male, therefor disgusting, slobbish, and a complete moron'. To be fair, black sit-coms do this a whole lot too, so this is more centered on sexism than racism. Warning Racial epitaphs ahead. No offense meant, I'm just using the words to explain my point. In short, a black guy can call me a cracker and society is okay with it. But if I call him a nigger, suddenly I've done something wrong. This applies with any combination of me and a minority. Hispanics, asians, they could all get away with addressing me by a racist slur, but if I do the same people will gasp in shock. This is what truly irritates me. Not because I want to use racial slurs, I do sometimes as part of jokes with friends who know I don't mean it, but that's it. It annoys me because it is racism, and it is accepted, and most people don't even realize what it is. Lifting up and putting down based on birth all aside, that's what I think we need to change first. The unconscious mindset that it's okay to assume a white male is automatically evil. I am not my ancestors, why am I being treated as if I were?
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bumping.
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Feelin' the same, shoot me an IM if you want.
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What pairings do you play and can you Dom?
Thread: A Royal Toy

Great things were expected from him, but to no such luck the man currently in chains with his hands thrown back, and his feet confined by shackles. The man was standing tall at 62, weighing about 190lbs. He had somewhat of a masculine built. The features on his face werent so bad. He was white skinned with brown hair. The two guards by his side shoved him forward as the double door to the room where the King was currently sitting in was opened. The guards didnt dare ask the man of his name. If they did, they would have realized that he was of royalty from another country. The King was sitting in the center of the room as he looked at the man whose movements were restricted by chains and shackles. What crime has this man committed? asked the King. One of the guards replied, We found him in the treasury vaultyour honor he answered, with a bow. What a suck up said the Man in chains and shackles. He soon received a blow from the other guard. Know your placeprisoner Obviously, the tendencies of saying whatever he wanted didnt go well here. Since these men doesnt know who he was, or else they would have treated him better. What itemwas he about to get away with? asked the King. The Man took it upon himself to speak, I wasnt going to steal anythingI was going to repaint the image of your beautiful princessand autograph it he replied. The King slammed his hands on the edge of his seat and stood up. Silence! shouted the King. The Man looked at him without fear, a side effect from being of Royalty. Why would the Man be scared? He was a Prince. People know that you dont harm Princes from any country or else that will be a declaration of war. Though, the reason why the Prince would be here and do such a thing is a story for another time. He obviously was bounded by his country land, or rules. He did what he wants, and when he wanted. Now he was in front a Man who wasnt going to back down, as he was King after all. Sentence himto death!! shouted the King. The guards smiled, Yes your honor
Thread: A Royal Toy

Like a spoil brat the Princess entered without knocking, without making her presence known. The Guards grabbed hold of the prisoner and turned him towards the door. They were preparing to pull him out of sight from the King, and pull him down to the very room that reeked of death. But the moment the Princess enter, the Guards stopped in their place and bowed. Princess Nami... they said as she didn't even look at them and marched towards her father. The King sighed. Nami...what did I told you...about marching in here when I'm in the middle of business...I just sentence this man to his death...I cannot revoke such an order just because you say so... replied the King. Just as he said this, the King remembered the past two weeks, the nagging for a new toy...meaning a new boy or man. The King often wondered what activities she would do to her toys. He had sent guards to spy on the Princess, but they came back with nothing, probably bribed by the Princess. The Prisoner looked at Nami and smiled. She's not bad looking...old man... the Prisoner said. The King growled and looked at the Prisoner. Silence...you rat...death will be meeting you soon... shouted the King. The two Guards elbowed the Prisoner, sending him to his knees. Hitting a man in chains...such cowards.... said the Prisoner. The Prisoner smiled when he heard Nami saying she wanted him to be his toy. Already, he was imagining things he would do to her...it would give him great pleasure to be her new toy. So the Prisoner remained on his knees as he pondered on how he could convince the Old Man who was sitting on his throne, on how to make this happen. You know what... the Prisoner said, She's ugly...just hearing her voice...brings me great displeasure... such a spoiled little brat... Old Man... you sure know how to raise them...don't tell me...you become weak when you see her blue eyes...like these two losers.... said the Prisoner. At that very instant, the two guards kicked the Prisoners. Silence...you filth! shouted the King. I should have your head....at this moment! For uttering such...words... shouted the King.
Thread: A Royal Toy

Of course he'd told her time and time again not to barge in when he was in the middle of something but it's not as if she ever listened. Nami was not one to listen to rules about form and decorum and if she felt like doing something then she was going to do it no matter what she was told. Besides, as much as the king might protest he wouldn't stay mad at her long he never could. That was the relationship the two had with the king trying to enforce some control over his daughter but in the end he always ended up bending to her will. Still, it seemed like this request was going to be a bit more of a challenge then the rest since it didn't seem like the king was willing to change his orders and second guess himself. Of course he'd never really approved of her toys and had sent guards to spy on her from time to time but she'd just bribed them to keep silent one way or another. But your high... Nami was cut off as she turned to the man who was currently on his knees after the guards had elbowed him for opening his mouth. Apparently this one was quite a bit of a smart ass and that wasn't going to work well for her. If he didn't know how to keep his mouth shut then the king wouldn't be very willing to spare him his life. Nami sighed before turning to glare at the man as she listened to him call her ugly and a spoiled brat. That pretty little mouth twisted into a scowl as she had to restrain herself from walking over and hitting him herself. Yes, that mouth was going to get him in a lot of trouble. Wait... Nami said calmly as she turned back to the infuriated king who seemed like he was ready to have the man beheaded right here and now. Wouldn't it be far too easy to kill him and put him out of his misery? He wouldn't learn anything that way. Nami reasoned as she looked up at the man. It was obvious that the king wanted to punish the chained man so she just had to convince him that her form of punishment would be so much better then what he had in mind. Let him be my pet and I'll make him regret everything he said. Please? If this didn't work then nothing else would. Her father was obviously angry but even he should see just what a better punishment humiliation would be then a swift death. Looking back over at the man her mind was already racing with ideas as to what she could do if she had her way. Strange that most of those ideas also included him with his hands bound though in her mind he was naked.
Thread: A Royal Toy

The Guards pulled out their swords getting ready to take off a limb from this low life. The King heard his daughter protest. How could he being his daughters play toy be better than death? He never truly got evidence of what goes on when its just the princess and the toy alone. But he could assume that it was nothing he would sanction under his castle. The Prisoner looked up at the Guards, getting ready to roll away from their swing. But they seem to be hesitating, as the King has yet to give the final order. So, the Prisoner looks away and towards the King. What kind of King are you he said, looking at the Princess. Youre going to hesitate in what you know is the right decision for what.for someone who says DaddyI want a toy give me a break, how old are you he added. The King nostrils were flaring. This prisoner was obviously getting under his skin. My lord says the Guards. Pleaseallow us to decapitate this lower being. The King looked at the Guards then at the Princess then finally at the Prisoner. This manthough he doesnt deserve it.shall be my beautiful daughters toy for a day.if you can truly make him regret what he has doneI shall consider his stay at our castle as my daughters toy the King slammed his fist onto the edge of his throne. It is saidlet it be donenow be gone he said, turning his head away. The Guards put their swords back into their sheaths, and pulled the man up from the ground. Your Highness, where shall we take him they said, bowing, to the Princess.
Thread: A Royal Toy

This man had to be out of his mind, that was the only explanation she could come up with for why he would continue to goad the King who was mere seconds away from killing him. No rational person would poke at the man who literally held their life in his hands and yet this man continued to push his boundaries with his words. Nami herself could feel her temper rising as she listened to him question her father and mock them both. The girl held her breath as she waited to hear the tell tale signs of steel meeting flesh but it never came. Instead the King once again gave into her demands even if it took quite a bit of prodding on her part. So she would have her pet but with a special clause attached. Looking back at the man she had no doubt that it wouldn't be as easy as it first seemed but she'd make him regret what he said one way or another. Take him to my playroom please. Oh, and make sure his hands stay tied She might have been a princess but she was no fool and she wasn't about to run the risk of having a strange man alone with her who had shown himself to have no respect for the crown. She'd keep his hands bound until she knew he wouldn't hurt her but until then he would just have to get used to the feeling of rope around his wrists. The guards nodded in affirmation before dragging him off to her so called playroom. Back when she was younger it actually had been a playroom filled with all sorts of toys and games that the nobles had brought her to amuse herself with. Yet as she grew older the dolls disappeared and now it was more of a lounge then anything else. Nami had been fascinated with the sultans of the eastern lands so she had them redesign her playroom in that fashion. Long strands of silk hung from the walls as pillows littered the carpet in different piles. The whole thing was decorated in an intricate fashion and looked like the scene out of a storybook. When the guards did manage to get him there they turned to get other orders from her but she simply dismissed them with a wave of her hand. The men exchanged knowing looks but didn't say a word, happy to be free of the man. So...who were you calling a spoiled brat? Nami asked, her hands on her hips as she glared at him.
Thread: A Royal Toy

The Guards had to drag the prisoner into the Princess play room. After all, he was restricted to move since he was bounded by chains and shackles. You guys are just dogs for the King, are you going to barkwhen he tells you to? he said, as he was being dragged. They suddenly stopped and kicked him a few times before continuing to drag him there. Once there the Guards asked one another, You think the Princess will be mad that hes dirtying the place with the way he is? said one of the Guards. Who careshes trashI dont even know why the Princess would like trash like him as a play toy...its his lucky dayperhapsthe Princess might think its trash day replied the other. They both stopped talking as the Princess arrived and bowed. We have brought the prisoner herejust as you asked of usyour highness and they once they were dismissed they quickly left. The Guards talked to one another on their way out that tomorrow they cant wait to see this Prisoners head roll off the guillotine. The Prisoner lay there in the middle of the playroom. It was a nice indeed. It reminded him of his castle, his own bedroom. This prisoner wasnt an original burglar. He was also royalty. Thats why he didnt show respect to the King earlier. He felt that he doesnt need to. He was kind of spoiled in his own little way. He felt respect is earned not given out of hospitality. At the arrival of the Princess, the man on the ground looked up at her. She was certainly a nice piece of eye candy. The one whos glaring at meyou know each time you glare at methat means youll grow wrinkles fasterso if I were youI would keep that to a minimum after allall you have are your looks he said, not knowing what the Princess has in stores for him but he wasnt scared. He would take anything and everything that was coming his way from the Princess. After all, whats the worse she could do to him with that type of body? edit sorry for the late reply, been busy