racism different rules for each race?
967591
Don't you read the news? This week 3 Asian men were jailed for life for the racially motivated murder of a white youth in Scotland. \n\nA Muslim man was jailed for incitement to racial violence after calling for the deaths of those who published a cartoon mocking Islam.\n\nBoth in the UK.\n\nAnd two members of the racist BNP were acquitted of incitement to racial hatred.\n\nYou really don't know what's going on around you, do you? No one is saying that non-whites can't / don't behave in a racist manner. They can and do. But the law treats them the same as whites in this respect.\n\nIndeed, judging by the BNP acquittals, non-whites are treated more harshly?\n\nAs for "by the way my father is a policeman" - are you still in primary school? Judging by your use of English, you can't be much older.\n\nFacts from the left, nonsense from the right - same as it ever was. You don't have an IQ of 196 because the adult scale doesn't go that high, unless they've had to extend it for your mighty intellect.\n\nSo let me get it right - the PC brigade won't let us accuse Muslims of racism, AND the PC brigade forced the prosecution of the Muslim for inciting racial hatred. Well, it can't be both can it?  Only in the doublethink of the racist.
423279
We are all human. The only difference at times would be skin color, cultural and religious beliefs. Certainly nothing that should make one race feel superior to any other!
1152635
People use the word racism/racist too freely. Classifying people by race itself isn't racist. African-American, in terms of darker skin or "black", is really the most politically correct term you could use. The same goes for those who are termed Caucasian or "white". Generally, some people are never satisified, but that's probably the best it's going to get. You can't expect people who don't know you well to know your ancestry. People who do not know you can only really guess your race by what they see (I don't see why they would even be talking about that in the first place). If they are incorrect, politely correct them. There's no need to get yourself all worked up. If they're using a derogatory term, that's a different conversation all together.
1007694
I agree with you 100%.  It makes us racist because throwing the race card is the easiest way for someone who has a differance of oppinion, to shut you up.  If you dissagree with someone of a different race, then calling you racist is the fastest way for them to win the argument whether they are right or not.  Because I am white, just agreeing with you makes me racist.  (even though my best friend is black and my girlfriend is asian)  the great american hipocracy.
559715
Having friends and familly from every race, I find it hard to believe that racism can exist if you take the time to meet someone different from yourself and to respect those differences.  You are right, there is a lot of emphasis put on racism.  I am always amazed that people who consider themselves good people think nothing of making some of the comments that they do when they either think that they are with like minded people or when they can do it anonymously as in this forum.  The definition of racism is to believe that one race is superior to another simply because of race.  I can only believe that people who have this belief are truly missing out on some great friendships.  To think that you are better than anyone simply because of race is the epitomy of arrogance.
1106389
Racism, ethnocentrism.
565140
Why don't you Yahoo Search or Google this because I don't the average person knows what you're getting at. One thing I'm not going to do is to talk about different races, because everyone is the same inside only a little different\noutside. Do you compretend?
114071
Categorizing people by their heritage or race is not racist. There is a right way and a wrong way to refer to ones race. Common sense should tell you the difference between a racial slur as opposed to a description.
1008707
Here's one with listing of rules.\nGood Luck!
11539
I could dictate paragraphs on racism, as a topic - but you simply asked if it was "Ok for any race to hate any other race". \n\nI will give you a simple answer.  No.  It isn't "Ok".  Knowing that doesn't change anything.  \n\nI am a woman of a medium "pigment" (to quote a previous answerer) and this I know - I have no control over how someone acts, speaks or conducts themselves in my presence or toward me specifically.  \n\nThe only thing I can control is how I choose to respond.
1098978
Racism isn't mutually exclusive. Often its other issues that motivate criticism and violence. How many times have you seen the victim of hate or violence by one man take it out on an entire race of human beings. This happens ever day.
1009025
As long as people exist, there will be racism. People tend to dislike anyone that is different from them. So, whether through ignorance, cruelty or whatever, as long as there are different races there will be racism. I think it is  just human nature to shun something or someone we don't understand. Hopefully, one day we will get past it but I don't think so.
730017
I do believe that there are cultural differences but I don't think they are limited to skin color. It is true that certain cultural circles are dominated by a certain skin color, but the behavior is the same. A white kid grows up in the ghetto, just because he is white doesn't mean he acts any different than the black kid and the Mexican kid sitting next to him. Same goes for upper society. If there is a Mexican family or black family living in the Hamptons that doesn't mean he will act the same as the Mexican kid from the ghetto just because he is Mexican.\n\nIn the end it does come down to the difference just being skin color and stereotypes. It all depends on how and where you were raised. But, there are always exceptions to the rule on all sides and with all colors.
884920
Well the simple fact that you actually feel the need to state your family race mixture is ridiculous, Why can we not ask valid questions in a mature and rational way without having to worry about "offending" anyone. The mere fact that you need to write a paragraph stating that you are not racist and merely asking a question, is racism on their part...A white person should be able to ask a simple question about another race and not been seen as a racist, but as of now everyone is racist to some extent. whether it be a good or bad assumption about a race. I have not seen any official lawsuits against an African American.vs.Caucasian but I am sure there are there...plenty of situations in my town would validate one.
966469
Here you go\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_condition\n\n///
905729
In lawful sense it kinda has.  Except for affirmative action, there isn't anything sanctioned by the state that gives a race a right over another race.\n\nIn a societal sense, no.  People are who they are and racism comes from all races towards all races.  Deragatory terms abound for races and are justified by the people that use them.  My own latino race has disappointed me in the fact that I have heard more racist comments from the latinos I have been surrounded by more than any other races I have had involvement with in the past.  But no, I believe it will never truly end (in that sense).  We each have to do our own part and at least be able to continue to create a world intolerant of racism.
856237
Well, it could be colorism.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colorism\n\nOr...it could be just simply Racism...racism can take many forms, including self-hate.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racism