How much do you think people discriminate against your Avitar ?
612494
Alot!\n\nMy avatar comes home and complains that he got knocked around and pushed all over the place by bigger, meaner avatars.
487971
actually, it depends. usually i do and i'll tell them that they r dresd funi. i wouldnt want my frends to be embaresed , or embaress me.
361488
Not all people think it's OK anyway.\nBut if you're against a certain group, you will feel that it's OK to be a racist against them and you will defend the other groups that you're not against.
725918
If you didn't help people based on their religious beliefs, that would be very, very wrong.\n\nJesus didn't discriminate.
591879
Why do black people discriminate against black people?\n\nJesse Jackson was quoted as how sad he was in today's state of affairs that when he hears footsteps behind him, he is relieved when he sees a white face.\n\nThe discrimination is not against the color of the skin but of social class.... Let me build you this scenario...White man walking down the street sees a black "gang banger" walking towards him. The white man steps away from him....Now another man walks by, a black man in a nice suit...What do you think the white guy will do, walk past or step away...99.999 of them will walk past without an increase in their heart rate.  Does that make him a racist??? Not quite it makes him an clasist of sorts.\nThe charges of racism is propagated by the media and I guess the DNC.  I invite you to read the books authored by Herman Cain...amazing man I've met him.
343743
Everyone has their prejudices, but some people are more likely to act on them than others are.  I try to judge the individual, but I am just as guilty as anyone else of having my stereotypes.  I'm sure others feel the same way about me in that regard.  I guess the best rules of thumb that I use in dealing with my personal prejudices is to keep in mind that one person, or a few people, demonstrating negative traits isn't representative of the whole group that he or she belongs to, and you have to be willing to look at the positive traits demonstrated by others in the group.
99023
avitar doesnt mean squat.... main reason i dont have one is so im not putting up a front like a lot of people who have low self esteem do... a picture is not a window into your personality so id have to say "no" but if we spoke and i found you to be an interesting person i would continuing to speak with you as a friend but couldnt on a cartoon picture
669804
i'm bi, and i have a close male friend at school who is also bi, and the amount of abuse he gets from people who hardly know him is sickening.He doesn't mind his friends ribbing him good naturely occasionally, he takes that in good humour, but i think it's really disgusting that people who know nothing about him treat him like that. I mean you wouldn't make fun of someone who was disabled, or black, or Jewish, would you? I think people should be proud of who they are, and that they shouldn't let other peoples prejudices stop them from that.
940746
I would think that it would be illegal to do that to you.  It is a form of discrimination.  I would definately contact an attorney, and at least see what they have to say.  Then if you have many crossdressing friends, I would have a huge gathering at that very resturant, and order the cheapest thing on the menu and drink only water.  I know that, this doesn't exactly advance our cause of being accepted in society, but it sure would be fun.  Unfortunattely there are bigots out there, and we have to deal with them cause we are different, but that doesn't make us any less human.  I wish you luck in whatever you decide, you have more courage than many of us.
496975
i wouldnt consider myself prejudiced but i suppose other people would,  i think everyone at some stage are more ignorant than prejudiced about certain things like religion and things like that because i know i am, its more fear of not wanting to know so i think people tend to just go on the defensive about things they know nothing about and just follow the norm which is being prejudiced
825121
I would be offended.I admit I find it funny,and sometimes I cringe.We shouldn't support it.If it was my race I would feel like everyone was laughing at me.It would feel the same as being bullied.
733642
Anything that perpetuates the demand from our society for all white males to feel guilty for something they had no part in is  wrong. I haven't been discriminatory towards anyone, unless they are just plain ignorant, and I should be discriminated against by anyone either.\n\nAffirmative action was needed up to about fifteen years ago, but it is time for either a phase out plan or complete stoppage.
138533
It depends on the person..Some people don't mind it..Others do..
685940
I agree with you that it does occur, though I feel people too often cry discrimination just so they can get something out of it, not necessarily because it truly occurred.  Sorry if that's not really an opposing argument, but perhaps it will add another angle to your paper?
625552
if you mean discriminate against them no it is not right
1064247
Absolutely not...I can tell you that I have never said a cross or mean thing about a white person, as a matter of fact a majority of my friends are white. It's funny, some people in society assume that whites should hang with whites and blacks with blacks, but in my eyes I don't believe that should make a difference, and no I don't resent or hate white people, nor have I ever and I hope I never will, but that goes with almost anybody in life. You shouldn't assume that everybody that's black is racist or mean to white people or vice versa (sometimes black people can get on my nerve but hey, that's life)...my point is you shouldn't judge a whole race by some ignorant people's actions. There are some intelligent, sweet, kind, and loving black people out there and I hope you get a chance to meet and talk to somebody like me...
782602
Easy, just go through Yahoo Answers and you can see the callousness of people discriminating against non-citizens.  Well, actually against anyone who is of different ethnicity or defends those who are.