Comments on: American racism in Taiwan http://taiwaneers.com/2010/03/american-racism-in-taiwan/ A couple of kids from Michigan living the high life in Taiwan Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:25:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Michael http://taiwaneers.com/2010/03/american-racism-in-taiwan/comment-page-1/#comment-3706 Michael Mon, 07 Mar 2011 15:30:39 +0000 http://taiwaneers.com/?p=935#comment-3706 Here again with this comment we can see more American racism making its way into Taiwan. Unfortunately, that means that unlike my classmate White Dragon can't be convinced of a new reality without blind hatred getting in the way. Its funny you mention going and living in Detroit because I've considered doing just that. Detroit is a great city! My man Dave Bing is friggidy fresh. Oh and by the way, I never said blacks are the same as whites. I don't think skin color has anything to do with dysfunction in society, unless we decide it does. I say it doesn't, you say it does. Obviously our realities are not the same. Non-whites are not dysfunctional in a white society in my reality because their are no non-whites and there are no white societies. There are simply people and societies. I agree that people need to develop consciousness. However I would advocate for a different consciousness. I'm not gonna spend my life being a color. May Jesus' love touch your heart White Dragon. Here again with this comment we can see more American racism making its way into Taiwan. Unfortunately, that means that unlike my classmate White Dragon can’t be convinced of a new reality without blind hatred getting in the way.

Its funny you mention going and living in Detroit because I’ve considered doing just that. Detroit is a great city! My man Dave Bing is friggidy fresh. Oh and by the way, I never said blacks are the same as whites.

I don’t think skin color has anything to do with dysfunction in society, unless we decide it does. I say it doesn’t, you say it does. Obviously our realities are not the same. Non-whites are not dysfunctional in a white society in my reality because their are no non-whites and there are no white societies. There are simply people and societies.

I agree that people need to develop consciousness. However I would advocate for a different consciousness.

I’m not gonna spend my life being a color. May Jesus’ love touch your heart White Dragon.

]]> By: White Dragon http://taiwaneers.com/2010/03/american-racism-in-taiwan/comment-page-1/#comment-3704 White Dragon Mon, 07 Mar 2011 11:35:48 +0000 http://taiwaneers.com/?p=935#comment-3704 Go and live in Detroit for a year, and tell me blacks are the same as whites. Most non-whites are dysfunctional in a white society. Whites know this but are too scared to admit it for fear of being labelled a racist. White people need to develop a racial consciousness and start fighting back against the bullshit that says all races are equal. The Chinese are smart enough to know that living in a white community is far safer than a black one. I hope PC thinking dies quickly. Go and live in Detroit for a year, and tell me blacks are the same as whites.

Most non-whites are dysfunctional in a white society. Whites know this but are too scared to admit it for fear of being labelled a racist.

White people need to develop a racial consciousness and start fighting back against the bullshit that says all races are equal.

The Chinese are smart enough to know that living in a white community is far safer than a black one. I hope PC thinking dies quickly.

]]> By: MomJ. http://taiwaneers.com/2010/03/american-racism-in-taiwan/comment-page-1/#comment-1537 MomJ. Sun, 21 Mar 2010 03:07:01 +0000 http://taiwaneers.com/?p=935#comment-1537 "Like a grain of mustard seed..." it starts out very little, very small, like you, Michael, sharing the truth with this girl. She now has new information...and if she does go to school in the States, she will share the truth about Taiwan,as she knows it with Americans...the truth is so much more powerful than stereotypes...and she will learn things that will blow her pre-conceived ideas...one person can do more than any of us knows, not by starting a movement necessarily, but by just sharing truth with whoever he/she meets. Look at John Taylor Gatto, for example. Wow, that was an amazing speech he gave that you linked me to in your blog! Thanks! “Like a grain of mustard seed…” it starts out very little, very small, like you, Michael, sharing the truth with this girl. She now has new information…and if she does go to school in the States, she will share the truth about Taiwan,as she knows it with Americans…the truth is so much more powerful than stereotypes…and she will learn things that will blow her pre-conceived ideas…one person can do more than any of us knows, not by starting a movement necessarily, but by just sharing truth with whoever he/she meets. Look at John Taylor Gatto, for example. Wow, that was an amazing speech he gave that you linked me to in your blog! Thanks!

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