Internet Racism

On Facebook there was this group (maybe it still exists) with the motto pro-abortion and pro killing n***s with a default picture of black people being about to be killed. I reported the group but 2 days later it was still there.

 

That is disgusting, what is wrong with people!!

 

I'd like to know,too.
I was given the link by someone who had also reported the group as inappropriate and asked me and a few others for support. I have no clue why Facebook still hadn't reacted to all those reports 2 days later. The group owners and moderators are definitely some ignorant beasts

 

I will report it also, if more people complain they might be more likely to take it down.

 

They keep that up, but they block women who post pics of them nursing their babies.

 

:lol:

as long as you buy from their store, they'll be your brotha all day long

let the man start crackin the whip....

they won't know your ass then

:smt079

 

well u have to admit...arguing over the i-net is much smarter than doing so in person..

probably a bit easier on the eyes too...and the ribs.....and the joints..

aaah u get it...

'what do you tell a man with two black eyes? Nothing, he's already been told twice before'

 

There it is.

 

All immigrants have to learn the hard way that no matter how much you denigrate blacks and ingratiate yourself with whites, you will never "be white." Personally I think the immigrants that are exposed to positive people of ALL races and perhaps live in multi-ethnic communities (many of my friends), tend to understand the ways of the world in the U.S. more fully than those that drop themselves in the 'burbs and close themselves out.

 

This is true.

 

I've encountered racism mostly on Yahoo and YouTube. Luckily no one has seen my appearance.

 

Likewise.:smt023

 

People are always 'tougher' behind a computer screen.

Call me a n%^#^. My internet feelings won't be hurt.

 

True

 

:smt045

 

Thats true.People are often more couraged to show their racist,thuggish,freaky or any side online than in person.The anonymity makes it easy.They don't even have to post their real pics.

 

No big surprise.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2004/sep/12/usa.iraq

“Black soldiers are a particular target. ‘To have Negroes occupying us is a particular humiliation,’ Abu Mujahed said, echoing the profound racism prevalent in much of the Middle East. ‘Sometimes we aborted a mission because there were no Negroes.’”