Inter-racial Relationships
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Jericho Desu
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- 23 Feb 2008
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In my opinion it is 'prideless' and a shame to your own race when you think like that. Love is not restricted to boxes of races, loving a person from another race is loving another human and that is all that counts. I wanted to say something like "you can burn in hell", but that would be pointless, your only damaging yourself, open your mind or forever be trapped.
Proud Asian Kid
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- 28 Apr 2009
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Love require loyality or it will just ruled by sexual desire, to love someone who is not the same race as you mean you did not have any loyality or pride over the peoples of your own race.
It is hard to describe over peoples who does not have any pride over their race but wish they are a deferent race.
It is hard to describe over peoples who does not have any pride over their race but wish they are a deferent race.
- 28 Jul 2005
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I think you might need to explain more detail behind you concepts. As far as I can tell, they are totally lacking proper research and thoughtfulness.
Don't you know that you and I are both Homo sapiens in the first instance? Where there has been some drift in the chemical elements of DNA make-up or not, we are from the same initial stock...so what time, and further immediate environmental and developed culturally aspects have added over time, have added to what appears to be different between us, is just variance of the same.
Don't you know that you and I are both Homo sapiens in the first instance? Where there has been some drift in the chemical elements of DNA make-up or not, we are from the same initial stock...so what time, and further immediate environmental and developed culturally aspects have added over time, have added to what appears to be different between us, is just variance of the same.
Proud Asian Kid
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- 28 Apr 2009
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We are not from the same homo sapiens which is why our DNA and GENE are deferent and only look similiar to the peoples who are the same races as us. There will never be the word and term of Asian, Westerner, African, etc if human race are not existed or if all human are just the same.
Race pride also includes the pride to stay LOYAL to the same race as you.
Have you ever heard people saying Asian cosplayer the best? Even thought not all Asian who cosplay but they aknowledge the peoples as Asian.
And you are going to be a racist if you try to deny the existence of human races such as Asian, Westerner, African, etc.
- 28 Jul 2005
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I am afraid that you have no clues whatsoever. Perhaps you have never considered the similarity in DNA chains which differ due to complexity. Perhaps you have not studied anthropology enough, nor evoluntionary biology enough to be able to get a clear picture of what it means to be of a single species.
Perhaps you do, after all, simply have a bone to pick, a chip on the shoulder, and the energy to offer some of us a little amusement. I would much rather you go back and do some proper homework on the subject. You are just as human as I am, and our genetic bases are about as similar as those of any particular species can be. There has never been more than one species of H. sapien, and to that extent, we are all in the same boat.
EDIT* I guess we can go home now...
a51ts4
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- 1 May 2007
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I don't see it as much of a problem where I live in the US. There are of course, still a great majority of people of who I assume are still against it.
I don't understand the reasons why they are against it, but as far as I'm concerned to each their own, and it's not their grounds to be telling others what they should or shouldn't do.
After all, we're all human.
I don't understand the reasons why they are against it, but as far as I'm concerned to each their own, and it's not their grounds to be telling others what they should or shouldn't do.
After all, we're all human.
comorbid
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- 29 Mar 2005
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I'm notﾂ… *hangs head*
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comorbid
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- 29 Mar 2005
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I would suspect "a great majority" was intended to simply refer to "a large number," rather than an actual statistic. Really, there are a lot of people in the U.S. who feel that way.
Sure, interracial relationships are more accepted these days - but even then, certain types are less acceptable to some people than others. For example, non-Caucasians dating other non-Caucasians doesn't seem to phase people quite as much as Caucasians dating non-Caucasians. Which is weird to me, because if someone considers themselves to be "open-minded" enough to accept interracial relationships in the first place, why sweat over the specifics?
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comorbid
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- 29 Mar 2005
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Personal experience and general observation.
comorbid
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- 29 Mar 2005
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Y'know, I had a big, explanatory post just about ready at this point, but I think I'd rather just save that to a text file and bring it back out if you can tell me why it matters that I go into detail.
Putrefaction
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It's not that hard to understand. Spanish and Black, Asian and Spanish, all somehow flow together. When White and Black or White and Asian get together, somehow it's really bad.
comorbid
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- 29 Mar 2005
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I believe I made it up to you in my previous post.
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Really bad for whom?
Feel free to keep the secret to your subjectivity to yourself then.
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comorbid
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- 29 Mar 2005
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Well, when you decide to actually contribute constructively to the thread you started, rather then questioning or challenging the personal experiences of others in the United States that essentially back up what you said about it still being somewhat of an issue in this country, let me know.
comorbid
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- 29 Mar 2005
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It's not that I don't like questions, but rather that my explanation doesn't involve torches and pitchforks and I don't like the idea that you'll likely add them, or some other absurd, imagined events to it.
comorbid
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- 29 Mar 2005
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I'd argue that it's more yours than mine, since you still haven't explained why you wanted to know what sort of experiences and observations I've made. It was a simple request, and you're avoiding it.
