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man this thread is crazy. Bach, why don't you take your racist views of what white people should do and what black people should do and stick it where it belongs: in a garbage can. do you think Barack Obama is trying to be white because he wears suits and ties and works in government instead of wearing baggy pants and rapping like "black people should be doing?"
the term wigger is not offensive to white people, it is offensive to black people since you assume that black people act a certain way. believe it or not, black people didn't invent wearing baggy clothes, they just adopted the fashion style. so it's not a black thing at all. you have some seriously biased and misguided views if you really think that all races should just stick to what they do and never try to leave that box. do you listen to rock music? oh, i guess that makes you a wigger since Black people were the ones who invented it. anyone can be a rapper, or a rock singer, or a piano player, regardless of what race they are. stop being a racist and realize that dressing a certain way doesn't mean you're trying to be a certain way.
the term wigger is not offensive to white people, it is offensive to black people since you assume that black people act a certain way. believe it or not, black people didn't invent wearing baggy clothes, they just adopted the fashion style. so it's not a black thing at all. you have some seriously biased and misguided views if you really think that all races should just stick to what they do and never try to leave that box. do you listen to rock music? oh, i guess that makes you a wigger since Black people were the ones who invented it. anyone can be a rapper, or a rock singer, or a piano player, regardless of what race they are. stop being a racist and realize that dressing a certain way doesn't mean you're trying to be a certain way.
kids can't even tie their shoes and they talking about albums.
no, what's racist is calling someone a wigger (which is a racist term in itself) because they dress in a certain style that the hip-hop community (mostly black) didn't invent but adopted from other people. it's also racist to assume that anyone who isn't black that dresses in this style is a wigger since that assumes that black people dress in a certain way, which they do not. but you never answered my question: do you think Barack Obama is trying to be white when he wears a suit and tie? if not then why do you assume that someone who wears baggy clothes is trying to be black?
you say there are some things that aren't meant for everybody, and i agree. but not on terms of race. i would never say you can't do this job because you're white or black or indian or Arab or whatever, because that would be racist. if you can do it, regardless of what race you are (and since Ruk seems to be making a living off rapping, it seems he can do it) then nothing should stop you from doing it. especially not ignorant people who don't understand the difference between trying to be something you're not and simple fashion sense.
you say there are some things that aren't meant for everybody, and i agree. but not on terms of race. i would never say you can't do this job because you're white or black or indian or Arab or whatever, because that would be racist. if you can do it, regardless of what race you are (and since Ruk seems to be making a living off rapping, it seems he can do it) then nothing should stop you from doing it. especially not ignorant people who don't understand the difference between trying to be something you're not and simple fashion sense.
limn I'm getting impression that you're on some poor 'i got nothing' shit and this is where your inspiration comes from. Which is fine, but guess what. I don't need to listen to that crap right now.
Wearing suit and tie is a universal thing, everybody, every race wears that.
Like I said before, you can call it fashion taste but you can also call it imitation. A tongue is a mother. Its the best organ you can have. You can use it anyway you want it. So you can say well, yea hes wearing that and he is only imitating fashion. Which makes sense. On the other hand, you can look at the guy and see he is wearing that and it looks like he is imitating others because thats what others wear that type of style of clothing. It works both ways. You can argue over and over but it works both ways. But in a bigger picture, and if you just step a side and look at it from distance and if you just don't think so technical, you would realize that that person is imitating others.
Wearing suit and tie is a universal thing, everybody, every race wears that.
Like I said before, you can call it fashion taste but you can also call it imitation. A tongue is a mother. Its the best organ you can have. You can use it anyway you want it. So you can say well, yea hes wearing that and he is only imitating fashion. Which makes sense. On the other hand, you can look at the guy and see he is wearing that and it looks like he is imitating others because thats what others wear that type of style of clothing. It works both ways. You can argue over and over but it works both ways. But in a bigger picture, and if you just step a side and look at it from distance and if you just don't think so technical, you would realize that that person is imitating others.
no i wouldn't assume that because once again you are making the assumption that wearing baggy clothes is a black thing and IT IS NOT. when i see people wearing what they are wearing, i assume they are wearing those clothes because they like them or because they are comfortable, not because they are trying to imitate anyone. if Ruk is imitating anything, it is the hip-hop culture and fashion, not black people.
and sure it can go both ways but that doesn't mean both ways are right. if you see a young black guy from the ghetto working in an office and say "hey look at this guy, he overcame his environment and made something of himself" and i say, "fuck that nigger, who let him work in an office like he's white, he should be on the street selling crack," does that mean we're both right? of course not. i would be wrong for having those beliefs, the same way you're wrong in your beliefs that people who dress a certain way are trying to be something they aren't.
get it through your head that the clothes you wear are not an indication of who you are or what you're trying to be, but just the clothes you wear.
also, why is a suit and tie a universal thing but baggy clothes are not? who decided that suits are ok for every race but baggy clothes aren't ok for anyone other than black people? no one made that decision, that's just your own belief system that makes you think this.
and sure it can go both ways but that doesn't mean both ways are right. if you see a young black guy from the ghetto working in an office and say "hey look at this guy, he overcame his environment and made something of himself" and i say, "fuck that nigger, who let him work in an office like he's white, he should be on the street selling crack," does that mean we're both right? of course not. i would be wrong for having those beliefs, the same way you're wrong in your beliefs that people who dress a certain way are trying to be something they aren't.
get it through your head that the clothes you wear are not an indication of who you are or what you're trying to be, but just the clothes you wear.
also, why is a suit and tie a universal thing but baggy clothes are not? who decided that suits are ok for every race but baggy clothes aren't ok for anyone other than black people? no one made that decision, that's just your own belief system that makes you think this.
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