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Rich Piana exposed as a Racist !?

There's an old saying: people are like sponges, and sometimes you just don't know everything that's inside of them until they're squeezed and then what's in their heart comes out of their mouth. Do I think that Rich P. is a racist today? I'll have to give him the benefit of the doubt and assume that he has changed since I don't even know him personally anyway. Do I think he was racist back then ten years ago? Yeah, he probably was. Everyone at one time or another has said things that they regret when they're ticked off. But it's one thing for him to call this chick names and talk nasty to her when he was ticked off, (not that it was ok) but it's a whole other thing IMO to go on a rant about the other guy being a "nigger" and that his girl was "white trash" just because she was messing with a black guy.

If I was in that situation, it really wouldn't matter to me whether the guy that my lady was messing around with was black, white, brown, or whatever. I'd be ticked off regardless of what his skin color happened to be since in that case my girl would have betrayed me. So nothing about the guy's race would even come out of my mouth.And BTW that Chris Jones guy seems like he has a pretty cool attitude about race in general based on his reaction in the first video. BTW, would the fact that this came out effect my decision to purchase Rich P's products? Absolutely not. If he's a racist, that's his problema, not mine
 
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Don't get my started brother...
TBH I am more interested in the 'porn' video.
 
Won't even take the time to listen to it, guy is too fucking stupid to get my attention.
 
Probably sad to admit this, but there are times I feel racist....mainly it's because I'm tired of someone's bullshit.....and usually I don't give a shit....I probably am by the way I think.
 
I can honestly say that there are trends about most of the black community that I don't like, but there are exceptions to the rule, and I can also honestly say that there are trends or tendencies about the white community that I don't like as well, and also tendencies about the hispanic community too. But when I first meet someone from any racial group or of any skin color, I don't assume the best nor the worst until their character begins to show forth. Because I'm like that, I have made a number of friends over the years of various races and skin colors, and I have learned things from them that I never could have from people of my own race.
 
I'm almost 50 so I remember my grandfathers real well that fought in WW11. Those folks hated the Japanese more than you can imagine...Pearl Harbor etc...they were racist towards them something terrible. Can be a generational thing also.
 
dawg16 said:
I'm almost 50 so I remember my grandfathers real well that fought in WW11. Those folks hated the Japanese more than you can imagine...Pearl Harbor etc...they were racist towards them something terrible. Can be a generational thing also.
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I don't mean to counter your viewpoint on that Dawg, but FWIW in contrast, I'm 56 and my father was in WWII and was captured by the Germans in the "Battle of the Bulge" and was a POW in the german prison camp for the last 6 months of the war. My dad was a little racist, but his accountant was German, and he liked him a lot. My older brother brought his black fiance to my parents' house a number of times, and my dad had no problem with that, and liked her very much and used to have a lot of laughs with her too.

My point is that not all WWII vets hated entire races of people. Perhaps some did, but not all. I really think it's a person's mindset rather than his/her generation
 
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here's another example of that mindset thing I was speaking of in my last post above: I'm white, and have had black and Puerto Rican room mates (before I bought my house) dated white women, black women, and was engaged to a Puerto Rican woman, and now I'm married to one. But my twin brother is very racist and doesn't trust anyone with very dark skin. I think that part of that is due to him having been a cop for 13 years, and having to deal with the worst individuals from the black community on a daily basis for that entire time, but that's just my guess
 
Tall Deck said:
I don't mean to counter your viewpoint on that Dawg, but FWIW in contrast, I'm 56 and my father was in WWII and was captured by the Germans in the "Battle of the Bulge" and was a POW in the german prison camp for the last 6 months of the war. My dad was a little racist, but his accountant was German, and he liked him a lot. My older brother brought his black fiance to my parents' house a number of times, and my dad had no problem with that, and liked her very much and used to have a lot of laughs with her too.

My point is that not all WWII vets hated entire races of people. Perhaps some did, but not all. I really think it's a person's mindset rather than his/her generation
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My dad fought in WWII against the japs. And yes, the japs were hated because they did not fight a civilized war like past wars. Very despised.

But, my dad never carried that hate after the war was over. Once we had normalized relationship between the US and Japan a lot of that general public hate went away.
 
Tall Deck said:
I can honestly say that there are trends about most of the black community that I don't like, but there are exceptions to the rule, and I can also honestly say that there are trends or tendencies about the white community that I don't like as well, and also tendencies about the hispanic community too. But when I first meet someone from any racial group or of any skin color, I don't assume the best nor the worst until their character begins to show forth. Because I'm like that, I have made a number of friends over the years of various races and skin colors, and I have learned things from them that I never could have from people of my own race.
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exactly bro , thats how i am too
 

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