camboguy6 wrote: ↑Thu May 27, 2021 2:27 pm

John Bingham wrote: ↑Thu May 27, 2021 1:55 pm

camboguy6 wrote: ↑Thu May 27, 2021 1:40 pm
Read about the facts then tell me again how I am wrong http://www.law.umich.edu/special/exoner ... ctions.pdf - the fact of the matter is black people are hated everywhere. It doesn't matter if they are guilty, or even just guilty of being black. Systemic racism, bias racism or what have you. I am hated every where I go just because of the color of my skin. I do realize that I am the only black person here defending Nigerians because I myself, my family see hate in our lives everyday and it really is a shame because looking through white eyes, it very easy to point the finger and say, Nigerians this and Nigerians that.

I can never expected to be a majority here. Just look around you. How many black people do you see speaking up about injustice?

Black is dirty. We are evil, criminals. Black is bad. Just like the Asian guy said. Hey Asian guy, I know you probably won't read through 37 pages, but if you did. Tell me again about the preponderance of black people incarcerated. Tell me again how bad we are, maybe if I read the response enough times from the people here, I may just start to believe it.

You might have some points. However it is Nigerians we were discussing, and who have this bad reputation here. I have never heard of an African American trafficking narcotics here.

My point is black is black. Nigerian, American, Brasilian, the hate is towards black, period. Nigerians don't have a bad reputation here. It's the racist Asian and white people who have a racist attitude towards black skin, they are the ones with the bad reputation. It's only Asians and whites who say Nigerians are bad. Just listen to the over 60 Asian guy who said "They simply are criminally predisposed.", or "I am Asian and I am ALWAYS on alert mode when approached by someone from Nigeria.", or "When I see a Nigerian on a Harley or a Benz, my first thought is guess how it was paid for."

So now I am supposed to ID myself as American so I am not lumped in with all the racists who are afraid to admit that they are racist.