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Tripper · 10-24-2006, 03:39 PM

That is total bullshit.

Just because she wrote a big story (If she truly is a freelance writer, that is probably some of the most terrible writing I've ever read from a so called professional), it doesn't mean her point helps yours.

Basically shes saying that she realises how stupid she looks trying to be something that is unatural to her, and she doesnt care about it. We know you care alot, because you are bothering to reply to my posts.

[quote:1b844]However, if I wanted to wear this type of clothing, should the fact that I am a white twenty- something stop me? I guess the bigger question is, shouldn't we be allowed to like what we like without judgment?

Good music and art is good music and art. It shouldn't be related to your colour or the colour of the person who made it. Even though I might look silly dancing around to hip-hop music, I stopped caring a long time ago about what people might think or say about me. Segregation of any kind is a bad thing in a multicultural society. Aight? [/quote:1b844]

Good music and good art IS good music and art.....That doesn't mean its any kind of invitation to make up a fake personality. Its not that its a black person you're trying to be, you could be trying to be asian, or hispanic or indian, i'd still post about it. Its the fact that you're not being yourself. You're not living the life you were nurtured into. Basically, you don't like your true self enough to be yourself, so instead you act like your someone else. Its pathetic.

Continue though, I guess it furthers my long-standing point that you actually are, a fucking retard.

She talks about segregation of any kind being a bad thing....but what kind of intergration is it when you choose the biggest misleading stereotype of black culture and conform to it....?
Be yourself, not something you don't know truly and deeply.

Here is another stupid remark that is made...

[quote:1b844]I guess the bigger question is, shouldn't we be allowed to like what we like without judgment?[/quote:1b844]
There is a difference between liking something, and trying to become it.

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Tripper is Offline General of the Army Posts: 18,895 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Auckland, New Zealand	10-24-2006, 03:39 PM That is total bullshit. Just because she wrote a big story (If she truly is a freelance writer, that is probably some of the most terrible writing I've ever read from a so called professional), it doesn't mean her point helps yours. Basically shes saying that she realises how stupid she looks trying to be something that is unatural to her, and she doesnt care about it. We know you care alot, because you are bothering to reply to my posts. [quote:1b844]However, if I wanted to wear this type of clothing, should the fact that I am a white twenty- something stop me? I guess the bigger question is, shouldn't we be allowed to like what we like without judgment? Good music and art is good music and art. It shouldn't be related to your colour or the colour of the person who made it. Even though I might look silly dancing around to hip-hop music, I stopped caring a long time ago about what people might think or say about me. Segregation of any kind is a bad thing in a multicultural society. Aight? [/quote:1b844] Good music and good art IS good music and art.....That doesn't mean its any kind of invitation to make up a fake personality. Its not that its a black person you're trying to be, you could be trying to be asian, or hispanic or indian, i'd still post about it. Its the fact that you're not being yourself. You're not living the life you were nurtured into. Basically, you don't like your true self enough to be yourself, so instead you act like your someone else. Its pathetic. Continue though, I guess it furthers my long-standing point that you actually are, a fucking retard. She talks about segregation of any kind being a bad thing....but what kind of intergration is it when you choose the biggest misleading stereotype of black culture and conform to it....? Be yourself, not something you don't know truly and deeply. Here is another stupid remark that is made... [quote:1b844]I guess the bigger question is, shouldn't we be allowed to like what we like without judgment?[/quote:1b844] There is a difference between liking something, and trying to become it.