Why are some people so racist???

Don't worry about it. I hope I didn't come across as racist, its just somethings do annoy me and I'm passionate and proud of my country

Hilarious.

For the record, i've seen many a lazy feckless burden to society that has happened to be white. Not that it matters at all. It just counters your last statement.

I know there are feckless white people as well, probably more. I was just lost in the passion

I still remember the experience where a sushi bar wouldn't admit us because one person in our party was black. Creepy.

i didn't say white people are racist. I do agree that there are gangs full of asians and blacks and that some do come here for the benefits and then just stay here for good taking the benefits. But what happens when an asian perosn isn't racist at all but a white is to them. one of my cousins got stopped from going into mcdonalds by a white lady because he's asian.

i mean are people more racist to people who are from another country because my cousin is from aborad and he's here only to do a degree then he's going back to his own country.

Shut up and do math.

People don't seem that racist.. at least not in real life. Not like racism 'used' to be i guess.

A, There insecure about themselves.
B, They want to act hard in front of there friends.
C, They have been brought up in a place where racism is more tolerable.
D, They're retarded.

Actually, it's the non-racists who are the fools.

There are differences between the races which transcend skin colour.

Deal with it.

That's not the same thing though.

I appreciated that different races are going to have different attributes to me, due to them being of a different race.

Doesn't mean I'm going to hate on them because of it though.

Actually to many of the left wingnuts, acknowledging the existance of race at all is considered racist.

It is the unnecessary inclusion of race into discussion where it is irrelevant with which I feel many have a problem. In many areas of discourse, such acknowledgment creates a generalised, unsubstantiated and ultimately false disparity between races and fuels misinformation.

That maybe true, but I'm sure the opposite scenario occurs as well. Where social matters should be attributed to racial differences but instead are wrapped up in some leftist mumbo jumbo.

In all debates I've had here about social problems and race I've yet to come across a point where somebody can establish a causal, logical and factual link between the two variables. As I said in my first post: generalisation and the failure to consider people's individual qualities on a case-by-case basis is what drives people to suggest race is a contributory factor to psychology. People who declare race has influence on social problems are often confusing it with upbringing, culture, financial situation, etc.