rsc2a said:
[quote author=IFB X-Files]Is it racism to be concerned when a car full of Negros ("black" is not a race) drive around your neighborhood at night?
Outside of extenuating circumstances, yes.
[quote author=IFB X-Files]Is it racism to be nervous when a few Muslim men board the same plane you're on?[/quote]
Outside of extenuating circumstances, yes.
[quote author=IFB X-Files]Is it racism when you're walking a dark street, and a Negro comes up behind you? (hey, I'd get nervous if it was CF!)[/quote]
Outside of extenuating circumstances, yes.
[quote author=IFB X-Files]No, it's not. It's just common sense based on experience.[/quote]
Wrong. It's racism.
rac·ism
/ˈrāˌsizəm/
Noun
The belief that all members of each race possess characteristics or abilities specific to that race, esp. so as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races
Prejudice or discrimination directed against someone of a different race based on such a belief.
[quote author=IFB X-Files]Hyles' article is full of flaws as he makes points the scriptures do not make. On this, the other gentleman is correct. Hyles IS correct that saved should not marry lost.[/quote]
The he should make
that case, not the other.
[quote author=IFB X-Files]Negros and Caucasians are all gentiles. Should they intermarry? That's up to them and if they do I respect that. Personally, I do not agree with it because of the stigma it brings, especially for the children. But that's just my "preference". It's not Bible doctrine and I wouldn't waste 5 seconds arguing about it.[/quote]
You realize that stigma has all but vanished for the majority of people, right?
[quote author=IFB X-Files]We also need to consider that God is a god of seperation and division. We need to heed what God says about all we do.[/quote]
And that separation isn't based on what someone looks like. What a horribly unGodly viewpoint.
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I thought ifb x-files was right on.
Care to support your position rsc2a?
The definition you provided doesn't apply to the situations given.
Being scared of someone because of their race is neither "discrimination" or "prejudice" which is the definition you provided.
Whether you want to believe it or not, in America believing in facts is not racist.
And the facts say that most terrorists are Muslims and that most violent crimes in some areas of the country are committed by black people. Being aware of these facts does not make me racist.