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801 views · started by Martin ·
#1
My sig
Why's it removed?

When this:

Apparently is allowed, even in public, and school.
But because it says white power, it's apparently racist. I don't get it.
#3
Black =/= White
#4
Taz wrote:
Black =/= White


Still pride in it's own race. I don't see why black power isn't racist. When white power is? Double standard much.
#5
As you were saying?
#6
Its kind of different.
Black power means something different from white power.
This is how i look at it.

Black power is black people standing up for what they believe in.
White power is a KKK term.
#7
Chad wrote:
As you were saying?


I don't get it.
#9
Taz wrote:
Its kind of different.
Black power means something different from white power.
This is how i look at it.

Black power is black people standing up for what they believe in.
White power is a KKK term.


Exactly double standard.
Why can't whites just be proud to be white?
It's bullshit.

For example in my school there's a picture on the office with a lady wearing a shirt " Proud to be black. BLACK POWER "

What if I wore a shirt saying " I'm proud to be white. WHITE POWER " ?
#10
Try now Martin.
#11
It's because saying "white power" has a negative connotation to it. The term is mostly used in the act of suppressing the rights of black people. While "black power" was mostly used in the act of black people gaining equal rights to white people. Yes, it is a double entendre. But that's because a bunch of idiots in the past messed it up. However, I'm not going to stop you from putting it in you signature. People need to start getting over linking the phrase "white power" to a small group of white people that 99% of white people disagree with and for the most part hate. If it still doesn't make sense to you think about calling someone gay. 80% of the time it's used as a phrase to make people feel bad about themselves. It's only used 20% of the time for it's actual meaning.
#12
Thomas wrote:
It's because saying "white power" has a negative connotation to it. The term is mostly used in the act of suppressing the rights of black people. While "black power" was mostly used in the act of black people gaining equal rights to white people. Yes, it is a double entendre. But that's because a bunch of idiots in the past messed it up. However, I'm not going to stop you from putting it in you signature. People need to start getting over linking the phrase "white power" to a small group of white people that 99% of white people disagree with and for the most part hate. If it still doesn't make sense to you think about calling someone gay. 80% of the time it's used as a phrase to make people feel bad about themselves. It's only used 20% of the time for it's actual meaning.

Finally someone not being an idiot when it comes to the topic.
#13
Taz wrote:
Its kind of different.
Black power means something different from white power.
This is how i look at it.

Black power is black people standing up for what they believe in.
White power is a KKK term.


Thomas wrote:
It's because saying "white power" has a negative connotation to it. The term is mostly used in the act of suppressing the rights of black people. While "black power" was mostly used in the act of black people gaining equal rights to white people. Yes, it is a double entendre. But that's because a bunch of idiots in the past messed it up. However, I'm not going to stop you from putting it in you signature. People need to start getting over linking the phrase "white power" to a small group of white people that 99% of white people disagree with and for the most part hate. If it still doesn't make sense to you think about calling someone gay. 80% of the time it's used as a phrase to make people feel bad about themselves. It's only used 20% of the time for it's actual meaning.


Mine was a shorter way of saying this :P
#14
Taz wrote:
Mine was a shorter way of saying this :P


You didn't point out how there's people who don't use white power to be racist.
You just said what other people think.
#15
Martin wrote:
You didn't point out how there's people who don't use white power to be racist.
You just said what other people think.


It be like that sometimes tho.
#16
White motherfucking power!!!!!!!
#17
Green Power!!!!!!!!
#18
Taz wrote:
Green Power!!!!!!!!


Now power rangers allowed.