[I Persia I]

(Original post by chrislpp)
Yea, cos racism is a race discriminating against black people.

No but it's an example...

[Steevee]

(Original post by chrislpp)
Yea, cos racism is a race discriminating against black people.

I'm sorry?

[Dee Leigh]

(Original post by Steevee)
Hmm, not sure India classes as racism, more classism and generally xenophobia. PLease, no neg from people who are butthurt, I'm merely classifying the evidence from that site, not Indians.

For my 2 pence, I've heard that China can be pretty damned racist toward black people? This from a couple of Chinese/UK kids I know, and a black guy who was there for business. Any truth to that?

I don't know, not what I have experienced. I've got a Chinese friend. My uncle worked in China for a few years and when his kids went over to visit, they went into a resturant and the Chinese people looked, in a positive way, and they took pictures together.

[I Persia I]

(Original post by Steevee)
I'm sorry?

He was being sarcastic and trying to imply black people always complain about being discriminated.

[Steevee]

(Original post by I Persia I)
He was being sarcastic and trying to imply black people always complain about being discriminated.

Oh right. Doe she think I'm black or something?

I think perhaps he was trying to say that I didn't call it racism because I think only black people can be victims of racism? Ehh.

[chrislpp]

(Original post by I Persia I)
He was being sarcastic and trying to imply black people always complain about being discriminated.

No. Just, no.

[mehhh.....hi.]

Australia definitely. Surprised it wasn't on there.

[Dee Leigh]

(Original post by ConnorB)
From experience, India. I'm half Indian. I've been shunned, and had abuse shouted at me from my extended family (we're talking like 2nd cousins and various 2nd in-laws) because I was apparently a "Mongrel."

It was down right disgusting

Also going there myself, the darker you were in general, the more people were inhospitable to you, from hotel porters to shopkeepers. This included black people aswell.

The only flipside I get from it is that half of those horrible people (extended family) are in jail now for smuggling cigarettes or something, so I guess they were scum anyway

EDIT: I should add my Irish extended family are lovely For a country with a somewhat incredibly small ethnic minority in general, they are open to pretty much anything so it defiantly ain't the Irish

Aww poor you At least you've got a good side of your family, and the bad, poisionous, toxic can rot in jail (no offence)

[DiscoPirate]

I think sometimes people fail to distinguish between people being racist and people generally just been ignorant.

[unamed]

I'm surprised Australia isn't on there. Their attitude race-wise is shocking (a lot better now, but still, for the number of immigrants there.)

[Dee Leigh]

America needs to be on that list. And Italians from what I've heard.

[Indo-Chinese Food]

(Original post by hamzazulfiqar)
Your very stupied and dont now a thing... Jews decended from Arabs.

No the jews were there first, they have the oldest exisiting middle eastern civilisation

[No Future]

(Original post by Steevee)
I've heard that China can be pretty damned racist toward black people? Any truth to that?

Yes

[DdotT]

(Original post by hamzazulfiqar)
Your very stupied and dont now a thing... Jews decended from Arabs.

Yes and now Jews are classed as a race aswell which could mean im refering the race of the Jews. As i said its a very complicated situation which was my point doesn't mean they are racist or israel was racist. And before you even think to call me stupid, learn to spell (you gave me ammunition by typing to fast/not looking what you type so shut up). Also since your clearly and arab it hardly gives you the neutral ground does it?

[KingGoonIan]

Surprised Bahrain and Saudi Arabia weren't up there.

[No Future]

(Original post by nessa17licaria)

surely china should be on the list.
Maybe it should


a chinese person is not allowed to marry non-chinese..
Don't talk rubbish. I know many Chinese married to non Chinese

and i've been to china and hong kong and i have experienced racism
Well I've been to England and I've experienced racism!

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[nessa17licaria]

(Original post by No Future)
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in all honesty, i've experienced more racism in china than in england and i'm asian like them!

okay maybe when i said that they're "not allowed to marry non-chinese" is not exactly correct, but it is frowned upon by the chinese families... unless that non-chinese is white.

[No Future]

(Original post by nessa17licaria)
in all honesty, i've experienced more racism in china than in england and i'm asian like them!

okay maybe when i said that they're "not allowed to marry non-chinese" is not exactly correct, but it is frowned upon by the chinese families... unless that non-chinese is white.

What is your ethnicity?

Well yeah, marrying outside your race is not uncommonly frowned upon by many races, doesn't mean they're not allowed to or don't

[nessa17licaria]

(Original post by No Future)
What is your ethnicity?

Well yeah, marrying outside your race is not uncommonly frowned upon by many races, doesn't mean they're not allowed to or don't

i'm south-east asian... in england i get mistaken for being chinese even though i have bigger eyes and tanned skin compared to most chinese people

[Straight up G]

(Original post by S_123)
Surprised Spain is there?

Being Indian, yeah I've seen quite a bit of racism there and a lot of people don't think it's racism. Also general discrimination against homosexuals, cast discrimination and reverse cast discrimination (like reverse snobbery), religious discrimination and, of course, anyone who challenges India in cricket (especially Pakistan).

Spain is very racist, especially to black people. As an example, black footballers are regularly routinely, habitually taunted and mocked by fans, who are known to through bananas, shout 'mono' (monkey) etc. Even players are accused of being racist, and it's not as if it's just a few jobless sods, this happens every time the two biggest teams in the country (and world) meet.