Black Students Walk Out Over Official’s Tweet: ‘Every White Girl’s Father Worst Nightmare’
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Cracka finally tell these ? the truth & they want to get mad.
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so why is it that only blacks can understand the "black" struggle?
No one answered that question
You may think you understand the Latino struggle because you an recognize that they indeed do face issues, or because you can sympathize with them, but that doesn't constitute an actual understanding of the issues they face, because you've never experienced them yourself.
That's why. Question answered.
no. my question was not answered -
no. my question was not answered
I answered it using you as an example. So yes, it was.
? tryna let Generalizers and Whites tell him about his People, foh. -
you can not say i as a black male can not understand a white woman's struggle.
You have no solid evidence -
Sara Baartman wrote: »Nah she speaking for a small percentage of black males in the wider picture.
I think it also depends where you live. If you live in an area where its mostly populated by that race than your most likely gonna date that race.
Take nyc for example where most of the races are evenly represented you will see more people sticking with their race
Correct. I'm not speaking to the vast majority of black males. However, I am speaking about the vast majority of young black males, who have been educated by whites in some sort of way. My boyfriend is a strength and conditioning coach here in the south for a DV1 one team, and I see everything I have stated personally. Here in the south as soon as these negros hit a college campus they are trying to find a white female, no matter how she look... old, fat, young, ugly, ? ect... they don't care as long as she's white, as it reminds them of the interracial images they see in porn. I remember in the 90's when dudes would be clowned for seeking some non-black chick, or making some hoe his wife. ? now don't have no standards, especially here in the south.
A black female with 3 baby daddies is considered off-limits to these dudes, but yet they marrying fat white women, with 3 babies by 3 different black men. No one questions it...
? why are you so concerned with who other people date. You claim to have a boyfriend, so why does you concerned in other peoples happiness.
Black women aren't property and neither are black males. You sound insecure as ? . Like what someone else does is a reflection of you or your value. smh Get yourself together. -
Sara Baartman wrote: »Sara Baartman wrote: »Sara Baartman wrote: »Sara Baartman wrote: »Sara Baartman wrote: »There is something wrong with black America.
I will never understand how a people who lost their origin, tribe, language, culture, and religion; who are to this very day oppressed everywhere on this globe from New York to Brazil, to Dubai, no matter how destructive the powers maybe blacks continue to want to marry and date their oppressors. You are killed in the streets by this white supremacist system, where only then do you see color; yet otherwise you claim not to see color. There is something innately wrong with black America.
No one wants to speak on it, but non-blacks know.
No every white person is racist and not every black person has your best interest at heart. Why is judging people by who they are so a hard concept for you peanut brain ? .
I can tell you've never been anywhere or never seen ? , much like Stevie Wonder. The world is so much bigger than your small minded ? .
I've been to many places, thats how I'm well informed of how blacks live and are treated outside of the United States.
Give up the porn addiction, stop being a cuckold. It's not reality.
Stop allowing the system of white supremacy to dictate your sexual preferences.
Going to Mexico and Canada is not considered being outside of the country.
Stop being a bitter black ? .You're already at the bottom of the totem pole, that ugly bitter attitude is not attractive.
Stop carrying yourself like a victim and stop letting white supremacy shape how you carry yourself.
Watching White, Asian, Latina, or Brazilian porn, and observing some black male from the hood ? some chick that your "genetics" could never create, does not project you into a higher position on the totem pole. Just because some non-black chick is a negrophile, does not mean she value nor respect you. The average orgasim is only 5 seconds, totaled such is worth only 2 hours in an individuals entire life time. But yet ? like you spend y'all entire lives worshiping the white mans creation for only a five-second nut. Leaving no legacy behind.
Stop being a cuckold ? , white males get off to black ? , matter of fact most porn addicts are addicted to interracial and beastality porn. So just how much progress has the ability to ? non-black women given you black males? Because the last time I checked you're failing in schools, you're failing in the job market, more of you are in jail than before, you're not marrying.... and Interracial marriage involving black males have the lest survival rate out of all relationships. So if you're so high on the totem pole why aren't your marriages to non-black women lasting according to the PEW Research center and the U.S Census.
White women operate 98% of the HR Jobs in the United States, if you're so high on the totem-pole why are black males the most unemployed race/gender in the United States? Why also white women more likely to convict a black male on a jury of a crime than white males themselves? Exactly. Sit and spin.
Sit and spin, ? .
I bet your black butt don't have ? to say about the numerous black women who are dating white males nowadays or in Hollywood. Lets start with these
Let some of you black women tell it, black men are the ones stepping out on black women. We're just not bitter about it like ya'll are. -
But he gave you an example of which you didn't debunk and I must state empathy isn't the same as understanding especially when it comes to the social environment. -
first example,
1. Who can not understand the concept of a family? I do. I also understand what it feels like to lose family and be so far away from them.
This is one of the hispanic struggles.
2. I'm sure everyone has wanted to be more than what they were born as.
I can understand the ? /gender/identity struggle.
3. There are some little ? black males.
They understand the white man struggle
its not hard to understand the struggle of a different race/gender. We're all human -
first example,
1. Who can not understand the concept of a family? I do. I also understand what it feels like to lose family and be so far away from them.
This is one of the hispanic struggles.
2. I'm sure everyone has wanted to be more than what they were born as.
I can understand the ? /gender/identity struggle.
3. There are some little ? black males.
They understand the white man struggle
its not hard to understand the struggle of a different race/gender. We're all human
You don't know how it specifically effects them because:
1.you're supposedly black, (though I might add that Hispanic isn't a race and some therefore can be black) therefore certain situations will affect you differently especially when it comes to interactions within this culture/ethnicity.
2. generilzation
3. ad-hominem
It's hard to understand everyone because you are not everyone because we exist in the human species but we are all different people hailing from different nations, cultures, heritages, and phenotypes. In short we are not the same because we are all human. -
Masterfultech wrote: »first example,
1. Who can not understand the concept of a family? I do. I also understand what it feels like to lose family and be so far away from them.
This is one of the hispanic struggles.
2. I'm sure everyone has wanted to be more than what they were born as.
I can understand the ? /gender/identity struggle.
3. There are some little ? black males.
They understand the white man struggle
its not hard to understand the struggle of a different race/gender. We're all human
You don't know how it specifically effects them because:
1.you're supposedly black, (though I might add that Hispanic isn't a race and some therefore can be black) therefore certain situations will affect you differently especially when it comes to interactions within this culture/ethnicity.
2. generilzation
3. ad-hominem
It's hard to understand everyone because you are not everyone because we exist in the human species but we are all different people hailing from different nations, cultures, heritages, and phenotypes. In short we are not the same because we are all human.
all humans feel the same emotional pain.
Maybe you dont understand the pain and suffering of others but i do -
Masterfultech wrote: »first example,
1. Who can not understand the concept of a family? I do. I also understand what it feels like to lose family and be so far away from them.
This is one of the hispanic struggles.
2. I'm sure everyone has wanted to be more than what they were born as.
I can understand the ? /gender/identity struggle.
3. There are some little ? black males.
They understand the white man struggle
its not hard to understand the struggle of a different race/gender. We're all human
You don't know how it specifically effects them because:
1.you're supposedly black, (though I might add that Hispanic isn't a race and some therefore can be black) therefore certain situations will affect you differently especially when it comes to interactions within this culture/ethnicity.
2. generilzation
3. ad-hominem
It's hard to understand everyone because you are not everyone because we exist in the human species but we are all different people hailing from different nations, cultures, heritages, and phenotypes. In short we are not the same because we are all human.
all humans feel the same emotional pain.
Maybe you dont understand the pain and suffering of others but i do
Never said I don't feel emotional pain...
Almost all humans can feel emotional (except those who suffer from a condition/neurosis of some sort) but what brought that pain about is different. but nice job at not proving you're point. -
Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »first example,
1. Who can not understand the concept of a family? I do. I also understand what it feels like to lose family and be so far away from them.
This is one of the hispanic struggles.
2. I'm sure everyone has wanted to be more than what they were born as.
I can understand the ? /gender/identity struggle.
3. There are some little ? black males.
They understand the white man struggle
its not hard to understand the struggle of a different race/gender. We're all human
You don't know how it specifically effects them because:
1.you're supposedly black, (though I might add that Hispanic isn't a race and some therefore can be black) therefore certain situations will affect you differently especially when it comes to interactions within this culture/ethnicity.
2. generilzation
3. ad-hominem
It's hard to understand everyone because you are not everyone because we exist in the human species but we are all different people hailing from different nations, cultures, heritages, and phenotypes. In short we are not the same because we are all human.
all humans feel the same emotional pain.
Maybe you dont understand the pain and suffering of others but i do
Never said I don't feel emotional pain...
Almost all humans can feel emotional (except those who suffer from a condition/neurosis of some sort) but what brought that pain about is different. but nice job at not proving you're point.
hey if you dont understand a different race/gender's struggle thats something you are lacking.
I do understand the struggle of every race and both genders.
step your understanding up -
Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »first example,
1. Who can not understand the concept of a family? I do. I also understand what it feels like to lose family and be so far away from them.
This is one of the hispanic struggles.
2. I'm sure everyone has wanted to be more than what they were born as.
I can understand the ? /gender/identity struggle.
3. There are some little ? black males.
They understand the white man struggle
its not hard to understand the struggle of a different race/gender. We're all human
You don't know how it specifically effects them because:
1.you're supposedly black, (though I might add that Hispanic isn't a race and some therefore can be black) therefore certain situations will affect you differently especially when it comes to interactions within this culture/ethnicity.
2. generilzation
3. ad-hominem
It's hard to understand everyone because you are not everyone because we exist in the human species but we are all different people hailing from different nations, cultures, heritages, and phenotypes. In short we are not the same because we are all human.
all humans feel the same emotional pain.
Maybe you dont understand the pain and suffering of others but i do
Never said I don't feel emotional pain...
Almost all humans can feel emotional (except those who suffer from a condition/neurosis of some sort) but what brought that pain about is different. but nice job at not proving you're point.
hey if you dont understand a different race/gender's struggle thats something you are lacking.
I do understand the struggle of every race and both genders.
step your understanding up
So you're saying you grew up in every nation; grew up and have an intricate knowledge of every culture/ethnicity and therefore know how to function within them; experienced the entire human spectrum personally; look like everyone; and were in every position known to man. I know what you're lacking(i.e. comprehension) and I have an inkling of what you do have (i.e. cognitive dissonance). You don't understand much, after all not too long ago you were generalizing people but I won't tell you what you can't empathize with because empathy ≠ understanding. -
Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »first example,
1. Who can not understand the concept of a family? I do. I also understand what it feels like to lose family and be so far away from them.
This is one of the hispanic struggles.
2. I'm sure everyone has wanted to be more than what they were born as.
I can understand the ? /gender/identity struggle.
3. There are some little ? black males.
They understand the white man struggle
its not hard to understand the struggle of a different race/gender. We're all human
You don't know how it specifically effects them because:
1.you're supposedly black, (though I might add that Hispanic isn't a race and some therefore can be black) therefore certain situations will affect you differently especially when it comes to interactions within this culture/ethnicity.
2. generilzation
3. ad-hominem
It's hard to understand everyone because you are not everyone because we exist in the human species but we are all different people hailing from different nations, cultures, heritages, and phenotypes. In short we are not the same because we are all human.
all humans feel the same emotional pain.
Maybe you dont understand the pain and suffering of others but i do
Never said I don't feel emotional pain...
Almost all humans can feel emotional (except those who suffer from a condition/neurosis of some sort) but what brought that pain about is different. but nice job at not proving you're point.
hey if you dont understand a different race/gender's struggle thats something you are lacking.
I do understand the struggle of every race and both genders.
step your understanding up
So you're saying you grew up in every nation; grew up and have an intricate knowledge of every culture/ethnicity and therefore know how to function within them; experienced the entire human spectrum personally; look like everyone; and were in every position known to man. I know what you're lacking(i.e. comprehension) and I have an inkling of what you do have (i.e. cognitive dissonance). You don't understand much, after all not too long ago you were generalizing people but I won't tell you what you can't empathize with because empathy ≠ understanding.
i have to look like someone to understand their struggle? -
Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »first example,
1. Who can not understand the concept of a family? I do. I also understand what it feels like to lose family and be so far away from them.
This is one of the hispanic struggles.
2. I'm sure everyone has wanted to be more than what they were born as.
I can understand the ? /gender/identity struggle.
3. There are some little ? black males.
They understand the white man struggle
its not hard to understand the struggle of a different race/gender. We're all human
You don't know how it specifically effects them because:
1.you're supposedly black, (though I might add that Hispanic isn't a race and some therefore can be black) therefore certain situations will affect you differently especially when it comes to interactions within this culture/ethnicity.
2. generilzation
3. ad-hominem
It's hard to understand everyone because you are not everyone because we exist in the human species but we are all different people hailing from different nations, cultures, heritages, and phenotypes. In short we are not the same because we are all human.
all humans feel the same emotional pain.
Maybe you dont understand the pain and suffering of others but i do
Never said I don't feel emotional pain...
Almost all humans can feel emotional (except those who suffer from a condition/neurosis of some sort) but what brought that pain about is different. but nice job at not proving you're point.
hey if you dont understand a different race/gender's struggle thats something you are lacking.
I do understand the struggle of every race and both genders.
step your understanding up
So you're saying you grew up in every nation; grew up and have an intricate knowledge of every culture/ethnicity and therefore know how to function within them; experienced the entire human spectrum personally; look like everyone; and were in every position known to man. I know what you're lacking(i.e. comprehension) and I have an inkling of what you do have (i.e. cognitive dissonance). You don't understand much, after all not too long ago you were generalizing people but I won't tell you what you can't empathize with because empathy ≠ understanding.
i have to look like someone to understand their struggle?
in some cases you do because the way people interact is often time determined by ones looks. -
Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »first example,
1. Who can not understand the concept of a family? I do. I also understand what it feels like to lose family and be so far away from them.
This is one of the hispanic struggles.
2. I'm sure everyone has wanted to be more than what they were born as.
I can understand the ? /gender/identity struggle.
3. There are some little ? black males.
They understand the white man struggle
its not hard to understand the struggle of a different race/gender. We're all human
You don't know how it specifically effects them because:
1.you're supposedly black, (though I might add that Hispanic isn't a race and some therefore can be black) therefore certain situations will affect you differently especially when it comes to interactions within this culture/ethnicity.
2. generilzation
3. ad-hominem
It's hard to understand everyone because you are not everyone because we exist in the human species but we are all different people hailing from different nations, cultures, heritages, and phenotypes. In short we are not the same because we are all human.
all humans feel the same emotional pain.
Maybe you dont understand the pain and suffering of others but i do
Never said I don't feel emotional pain...
Almost all humans can feel emotional (except those who suffer from a condition/neurosis of some sort) but what brought that pain about is different. but nice job at not proving you're point.
hey if you dont understand a different race/gender's struggle thats something you are lacking.
I do understand the struggle of every race and both genders.
step your understanding up
So you're saying you grew up in every nation; grew up and have an intricate knowledge of every culture/ethnicity and therefore know how to function within them; experienced the entire human spectrum personally; look like everyone; and were in every position known to man. I know what you're lacking(i.e. comprehension) and I have an inkling of what you do have (i.e. cognitive dissonance). You don't understand much, after all not too long ago you were generalizing people but I won't tell you what you can't empathize with because empathy ≠ understanding.
i have to look like someone to understand their struggle?
in some cases you do because the way people interact is often time determined by ones looks.
we'll have to agree to disagree -
Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »first example,
1. Who can not understand the concept of a family? I do. I also understand what it feels like to lose family and be so far away from them.
This is one of the hispanic struggles.
2. I'm sure everyone has wanted to be more than what they were born as.
I can understand the ? /gender/identity struggle.
3. There are some little ? black males.
They understand the white man struggle
its not hard to understand the struggle of a different race/gender. We're all human
You don't know how it specifically effects them because:
1.you're supposedly black, (though I might add that Hispanic isn't a race and some therefore can be black) therefore certain situations will affect you differently especially when it comes to interactions within this culture/ethnicity.
2. generilzation
3. ad-hominem
It's hard to understand everyone because you are not everyone because we exist in the human species but we are all different people hailing from different nations, cultures, heritages, and phenotypes. In short we are not the same because we are all human.
all humans feel the same emotional pain.
Maybe you dont understand the pain and suffering of others but i do
Never said I don't feel emotional pain...
Almost all humans can feel emotional (except those who suffer from a condition/neurosis of some sort) but what brought that pain about is different. but nice job at not proving you're point.
hey if you dont understand a different race/gender's struggle thats something you are lacking.
I do understand the struggle of every race and both genders.
step your understanding up
So you're saying you grew up in every nation; grew up and have an intricate knowledge of every culture/ethnicity and therefore know how to function within them; experienced the entire human spectrum personally; look like everyone; and were in every position known to man. I know what you're lacking(i.e. comprehension) and I have an inkling of what you do have (i.e. cognitive dissonance). You don't understand much, after all not too long ago you were generalizing people but I won't tell you what you can't empathize with because empathy ≠ understanding.
i have to look like someone to understand their struggle?
in some cases you do because the way people interact is often time determined by ones looks.
we'll have to agree to disagree
Yes you'll disagree and it's because you're point is very fickle and easily proven wrong, while mine is based on history and the current social environment. -
Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »first example,
1. Who can not understand the concept of a family? I do. I also understand what it feels like to lose family and be so far away from them.
This is one of the hispanic struggles.
2. I'm sure everyone has wanted to be more than what they were born as.
I can understand the ? /gender/identity struggle.
3. There are some little ? black males.
They understand the white man struggle
its not hard to understand the struggle of a different race/gender. We're all human
You don't know how it specifically effects them because:
1.you're supposedly black, (though I might add that Hispanic isn't a race and some therefore can be black) therefore certain situations will affect you differently especially when it comes to interactions within this culture/ethnicity.
2. generilzation
3. ad-hominem
It's hard to understand everyone because you are not everyone because we exist in the human species but we are all different people hailing from different nations, cultures, heritages, and phenotypes. In short we are not the same because we are all human.
all humans feel the same emotional pain.
Maybe you dont understand the pain and suffering of others but i do
Never said I don't feel emotional pain...
Almost all humans can feel emotional (except those who suffer from a condition/neurosis of some sort) but what brought that pain about is different. but nice job at not proving you're point.
hey if you dont understand a different race/gender's struggle thats something you are lacking.
I do understand the struggle of every race and both genders.
step your understanding up
So you're saying you grew up in every nation; grew up and have an intricate knowledge of every culture/ethnicity and therefore know how to function within them; experienced the entire human spectrum personally; look like everyone; and were in every position known to man. I know what you're lacking(i.e. comprehension) and I have an inkling of what you do have (i.e. cognitive dissonance). You don't understand much, after all not too long ago you were generalizing people but I won't tell you what you can't empathize with because empathy ≠ understanding.
i have to look like someone to understand their struggle?
in some cases you do because the way people interact is often time determined by ones looks.
we'll have to agree to disagree
Yes you'll disagree and it's because you're point is very fickle and easily proven wrong, while mine is based on history and the current social environment.
unless you're a telepath you dont know what i understand.
only i do
so call it what you want -
Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »first example,
1. Who can not understand the concept of a family? I do. I also understand what it feels like to lose family and be so far away from them.
This is one of the hispanic struggles.
2. I'm sure everyone has wanted to be more than what they were born as.
I can understand the ? /gender/identity struggle.
3. There are some little ? black males.
They understand the white man struggle
its not hard to understand the struggle of a different race/gender. We're all human
You don't know how it specifically effects them because:
1.you're supposedly black, (though I might add that Hispanic isn't a race and some therefore can be black) therefore certain situations will affect you differently especially when it comes to interactions within this culture/ethnicity.
2. generilzation
3. ad-hominem
It's hard to understand everyone because you are not everyone because we exist in the human species but we are all different people hailing from different nations, cultures, heritages, and phenotypes. In short we are not the same because we are all human.
all humans feel the same emotional pain.
Maybe you dont understand the pain and suffering of others but i do
Never said I don't feel emotional pain...
Almost all humans can feel emotional (except those who suffer from a condition/neurosis of some sort) but what brought that pain about is different. but nice job at not proving you're point.
hey if you dont understand a different race/gender's struggle thats something you are lacking.
I do understand the struggle of every race and both genders.
step your understanding up
So you're saying you grew up in every nation; grew up and have an intricate knowledge of every culture/ethnicity and therefore know how to function within them; experienced the entire human spectrum personally; look like everyone; and were in every position known to man. I know what you're lacking(i.e. comprehension) and I have an inkling of what you do have (i.e. cognitive dissonance). You don't understand much, after all not too long ago you were generalizing people but I won't tell you what you can't empathize with because empathy ≠ understanding.
i have to look like someone to understand their struggle?
in some cases you do because the way people interact is often time determined by ones looks.
we'll have to agree to disagree
Yes you'll disagree and it's because you're point is very fickle and easily proven wrong, while mine is based on history and the current social environment.
unless you're a telepath you dont know what i understand.
only i do
so call it what you want
No but once again I have a clue and it tells me you don't understand. Once again you never answered my post directly as far as we both can see.So you're saying you grew up in every nation; grew up and have an intricate knowledge of every culture/ethnicity and therefore know how to function within them; experienced the entire human spectrum personally; look like everyone; and were in every position known to man. I know what you're lacking(i.e. comprehension) and I have an inkling of what you do have (i.e. cognitive dissonance). You don't understand much, after all not too long ago you were generalizing people but I won't tell you what you can't empathize with because empathy ≠ understanding.
So no you clearly don't understand. -
Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »first example,
1. Who can not understand the concept of a family? I do. I also understand what it feels like to lose family and be so far away from them.
This is one of the hispanic struggles.
2. I'm sure everyone has wanted to be more than what they were born as.
I can understand the ? /gender/identity struggle.
3. There are some little ? black males.
They understand the white man struggle
its not hard to understand the struggle of a different race/gender. We're all human
You don't know how it specifically effects them because:
1.you're supposedly black, (though I might add that Hispanic isn't a race and some therefore can be black) therefore certain situations will affect you differently especially when it comes to interactions within this culture/ethnicity.
2. generilzation
3. ad-hominem
It's hard to understand everyone because you are not everyone because we exist in the human species but we are all different people hailing from different nations, cultures, heritages, and phenotypes. In short we are not the same because we are all human.
all humans feel the same emotional pain.
Maybe you dont understand the pain and suffering of others but i do
Never said I don't feel emotional pain...
Almost all humans can feel emotional (except those who suffer from a condition/neurosis of some sort) but what brought that pain about is different. but nice job at not proving you're point.
hey if you dont understand a different race/gender's struggle thats something you are lacking.
I do understand the struggle of every race and both genders.
step your understanding up
So you're saying you grew up in every nation; grew up and have an intricate knowledge of every culture/ethnicity and therefore know how to function within them; experienced the entire human spectrum personally; look like everyone; and were in every position known to man. I know what you're lacking(i.e. comprehension) and I have an inkling of what you do have (i.e. cognitive dissonance). You don't understand much, after all not too long ago you were generalizing people but I won't tell you what you can't empathize with because empathy ≠ understanding.
i have to look like someone to understand their struggle?
in some cases you do because the way people interact is often time determined by ones looks.
we'll have to agree to disagree
Yes you'll disagree and it's because you're point is very fickle and easily proven wrong, while mine is based on history and the current social environment.
unless you're a telepath you dont know what i understand.
only i do
so call it what you want
No but once again I have a clue and it tells me you don't understand. Once again you never answered my post directly as far as we both can see.So you're saying you grew up in every nation; grew up and have an intricate knowledge of every culture/ethnicity and therefore know how to function within them; experienced the entire human spectrum personally; look like everyone; and were in every position known to man. I know what you're lacking(i.e. comprehension) and I have an inkling of what you do have (i.e. cognitive dissonance). You don't understand much, after all not too long ago you were generalizing people but I won't tell you what you can't empathize with because empathy ≠ understanding.
So no you clearly don't understand.
lets say i answer your question with yes.
You wouldnt believe it. So whats your point?
you dont understand that i understand the struggle of everyone.
There's something you lack. Dont try and question my mind because you dont understand it -
Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »Masterfultech wrote: »first example,
1. Who can not understand the concept of a family? I do. I also understand what it feels like to lose family and be so far away from them.
This is one of the hispanic struggles.
2. I'm sure everyone has wanted to be more than what they were born as.
I can understand the ? /gender/identity struggle.
3. There are some little ? black males.
They understand the white man struggle
its not hard to understand the struggle of a different race/gender. We're all human
You don't know how it specifically effects them because:
1.you're supposedly black, (though I might add that Hispanic isn't a race and some therefore can be black) therefore certain situations will affect you differently especially when it comes to interactions within this culture/ethnicity.
2. generilzation
3. ad-hominem
It's hard to understand everyone because you are not everyone because we exist in the human species but we are all different people hailing from different nations, cultures, heritages, and phenotypes. In short we are not the same because we are all human.
all humans feel the same emotional pain.
Maybe you dont understand the pain and suffering of others but i do
Never said I don't feel emotional pain...
Almost all humans can feel emotional (except those who suffer from a condition/neurosis of some sort) but what brought that pain about is different. but nice job at not proving you're point.
hey if you dont understand a different race/gender's struggle thats something you are lacking.
I do understand the struggle of every race and both genders.
step your understanding up
So you're saying you grew up in every nation; grew up and have an intricate knowledge of every culture/ethnicity and therefore know how to function within them; experienced the entire human spectrum personally; look like everyone; and were in every position known to man. I know what you're lacking(i.e. comprehension) and I have an inkling of what you do have (i.e. cognitive dissonance). You don't understand much, after all not too long ago you were generalizing people but I won't tell you what you can't empathize with because empathy ≠ understanding.
i have to look like someone to understand their struggle?
in some cases you do because the way people interact is often time determined by ones looks.
we'll have to agree to disagree
Yes you'll disagree and it's because you're point is very fickle and easily proven wrong, while mine is based on history and the current social environment.
unless you're a telepath you dont know what i understand.
only i do
so call it what you want
No but once again I have a clue and it tells me you don't understand. Once again you never answered my post directly as far as we both can see.So you're saying you grew up in every nation; grew up and have an intricate knowledge of every culture/ethnicity and therefore know how to function within them; experienced the entire human spectrum personally; look like everyone; and were in every position known to man. I know what you're lacking(i.e. comprehension) and I have an inkling of what you do have (i.e. cognitive dissonance). You don't understand much, after all not too long ago you were generalizing people but I won't tell you what you can't empathize with because empathy ≠ understanding.
So no you clearly don't understand.
lets say i answer your question with yes.
You wouldnt believe it. So whats your point?
you dont understand that i understand the struggle of everyone.
There's something you lack. Dont try and question my mind because you dont understand it
I wouldn't believe because it's fallacious. My point however would be you don't understand the struggles of everyone because everyone's experience in this life is not exactly the same and especially when you aren't even put in the same situations and don't look like/even identify the same way they do. You know nothing at all, least of all comprehension of situation. There's something you lack and it's called knowledge and it will probably continue to elude one such as you.
