what would happen if people had a white or caucasian society at a university

That actually proves the double standard quite well.

If someone talks of black culture thats fine

If soemone talks of white culture, suddenly they must be a racist.

And once again you prove the point. The unjustified association of "white culture" automatically with racists, and supremacists.

"belgian culture" gives 3880. Much less than white culture.

Is "Belgian culture" meaningless now?

Look at history, look at how the British aimed to build a huge empire, conquering nations, forcing ethnic minorities to assimilate into their own white society.

Look at slavery.

Look at the slaughter of Australian aborigines by settlers. For hundreds of years, whites have seeked to conquer the world without any regard for native peoples.

White culture has been a culture of male-dominated conquest,

look at how our society has functioned for hundreds of years. It is only in very recent history things have begun to change, that is why its definition remains.

And to be honest, how have we changed? Look at Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam, Cuba; white man is power-mad.

It's not really a double standard but a social expectation and conditioning around the use of the terms.

You created the "Google argument", why don't you tell us what that result means?

Sorry, couldn't seem to find a single reference to "white culture" or "black culture", rendering your point entirely useless.

Lawz, are you Black? What race are you?

Take a look at those examples.

Why is that relevant?

Look at history, look at how the British aimed to build a huge empire

So I can try to understand which perspective you are coming from. I stress my asking is in no way to seek to attack you for your race.

It sprung to my mind didn't it?

Do you consider yourself to be racist at all? Someone mentions "black culture" which is mainly used to talk about black music or black art or other aspects of black culture yet you first think of Black racists? And before you equate this argument with "white culture", this is because the term has almost exclusively been used in the context of white supremacy.

So Beethoven was a racist, and the "Death Angels" were artistic?

Who is ignoring history?

This could apply to you in the reverse quite easily.

So, Lawz, does your argument for a white society being socially acceptable come from your own frustration of finding yourself a minority?

Do you seek the company of other white people at all?

How so, when "white culture" is a term most commonly used in the context of white supremacy?