Darth freaking Vader!

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Less then that dont you know anything? I dont call 6 million of my people dead "water soup and showers" showers the more often then not turned out to be gas chambers...

please help me before i kill him with my bare hands!!!

That was what I was talking about, the Jews had it worse. The blacks had it made. I don't see how that makes someone racist, people who call people racists are dumbasses anyways because they cant accept the truth. It isnt racism to say that black people deal drugs, its a fact, black people deal drugs, white people deal drugs too, paraplegic muslim world war II veterans could deal too I suppose. I dont buy off white dealers when i go down to the HUDs twice a week to score blow, why, there arent any. Not that I complain, the guys I buy off of are cool and shit, they are the cool black people to me, they dont rip me off or treat me different. And I don't care if the board ignores me, im better than all of you and you all suck anyhow.

ok, but you're the only one who has ever called me racist in my entire lifetime.

Hey if i can help in any way let me know LOL

In reply to: The blacks had it made. Yeah, I agree with you. They've always had it made.Let's see...being dragged from their homes where they were very happy and content...being crammed into the bottom of crowded ships where most of them died before they even got here...ripped apart from their families and sold to the highest bidder based on who had the best teeth, best tits, or who could fight the best...forced to work from dawn till dusk for squat (your 'room and board' was hardly what any of us would call acceptable)...whipped and beaten for the tiniest little infraction...even after they were officially "freed" they faced discrimination and racism on a daily basis...couldn't get jobs...couldn't eat in restaurants or drink out of water fountains...couldn't go to good schools...hung from trees for being born...even now they are still trying to play catch up from the last three centuries.You're right. They've had it made.Damn, wish I could've been born black.

At least they weren't slaughtered in massive amounts, and slave plantations had better conditions than death camps. They had nice sunny weather, the Jews had dark gloomy surroundings and had no protection against the elements such as rain, snow, and blizzards. No one's been persecuting the blacks for thousands of years, their "struggle" is relatively new. And you cannot say with a straight face that blacks don't give themselves a bad reputation.

What is this, a pissing contest over who was persecuted more? The Jews had a bad deal, and the blacks had a bad deal. WTF is the point of this debate?Dude, you are "shondeh" before the gentiles. You alone will increase the level of antisemitism in the world...by just being yourself.

WOAH,WOAH,WOAH! What happened? I meant this thread to be about the star wars movie and a few weeks later it has turned into this giant arguement thing. What happened?

What happened is that a guy who likes to stir the pot posted a transcript he copied from some Web site (it's actually all over the place), giving away the plot, and potentially ruining it for people who haven't seen it but plan to. No link, no spoiler warning (until a mod edited the post and put one in). That marked the end of discussion about the movie.In general, threads end by people not posting to them anymore, or they get hijacked, and become community forums.

OKay, cause I see all this arguing and stuff over racism and and stuff, and I didn't really know what happened. Thanks Steve.

In reply to: They had nice sunny weather, the Jews had dark gloomy surroundings and had no protection against the elements such as rain, snow, and blizzards. Double-U Tee Eff man. Did you think that the jews weren't housed at all? Have you ever been to a concentration camp? I've been to Dachau, walked through the same buildings that many of the jews had actually walked through. They weren't Five Star but they sure as hell weren't 'open' to the elements. You make it sound as if A) The jews were forced to sleep on dirt and grass the whole time they were there, and B) That it didn't ever snow in any of the southern states. TN, NC, SC, VA all get snow, and ALL had slaves. So stop thinking you know what you're talking about, for the love of respect, google some shit at least man.

If you believe what you wrote about the concentration camps, you are a completely ignorant asshole. I hope you were being sarcastic.

Point out the flaws. 1. were they completely open to the elements (i.e. sleeping on dirt. and when it snowed you had to make blankets from snow?)2. And I wasn't referring to the 'death portion' of the camps, that's indeed uncomparatable to living conditions. 3. Yes they were cramped three or four or more into a single bed, BUT they did at least have housing quarters. I'm not trying to make the point that life was glammerous in the concentration camps, indeed they were horrific. But they were no worse then what slaves had to go through during the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries.

Who cares really. Us talking on a forum will change nothing in the world and white lines just likes to argue and you are giving him the pleaseure of that.

In many concentration camps they were terribly crowded, severly malnourished, and suffered from frostbite, dysentery, typhus, tuberculosis, and other diseases. So they had a roof over their heads. They also had a roof over their heads when they were in the gas chamber.

Many were worked to death, and beaten and killed indicriminately.

So they "at least had housing quarters", eh? Of all the stupid things you've posted, that has to be the stupidest. Of all the things the other moron said, you focus on the roof?

oh yeah!?!I'm of Brittish heritage! Long before the plights of jews and the blacks, we were enslaved by the Romans. I still can't bring myself to drive an IROC!!!!

I was thinking more along the lines that white lines was trying to portray this glorious picture of slaves happily working in the fields/homes of their masters, with great big smiles on their faces, basking in the sunlight. Where as concentration camp prisoners were standing out in the freezing cold all day and all night, punctuated with periods of work. And at night they just huddled together and made blankets of dirt and mud. The term 'roof over their head' was also being used at a metaphor. They did not always have to stay outside. Neither the days of slavery nor the concentration camp days were joyful times, and need to be regarded as an enlightened points in our world's history. The point is - white lines pay attention - that both of these time periods were extremely terrible/horrific and that neither, NEITHER of the groups of people had wonderful lives. In reply to: Of all the stupid things you've posted I'm sorry you feel my posts aren't up to the caliber that you, steve, post at. You're obviously better with the google search engine then I am. But I'd rather like to post, at least this time, within the realms of the places I've been, and the things I've seen.

In reply to: I'm sorry you feel my posts aren't up to the caliber that you, steve, post at. You're obviously better with the google search engine then I am. But I'd rather like to post, at least this time, within the realms of the places I've been, and the things I've seen. Totally pwn3d!!!!

Yes, you found my secret. I Google everything, because I don't really know anything. "Want milk in your tea?" "Hang on, I have to boot the computer and look it up on Google before I can answer that." And I have a special extra-smart link to Google's servers that no one else has.You were drawn into a ridiculous debate over whether the Jews or the black slave were crapped on more. They both suffered hideously. How can you put an number on it? Most people don't even realize that, as bad as the atrocities were that the slaves suffered in the U.S., they suffered unimaginable cruelty in the Caribbean. Being slowly burned alive was not rare. You know what happened to the Jews in the 30's and 40's and throughout history. On a scale of 1 to 10, they both rate a 10 in historical suffering.