On 2016-09-02 05:03:17 pieterd002 said:
HuFlungDung ...
1.) Would this innocent question be the same as when you asked Vanilla about her reviews ?
2.) You obviously made a study of Bridgitte to cast doubt on her origin ?
3.) Same as your "insightful" study on Vanilla ?
4.) Did you ever apologise to her ? Never saw anyting like that ?
5.) What is a Russian exactly ?
6.) One of my forefathers was a Viking, does that make me a Viking ? Raping and pillaging ?
7.) Why would you single out yet another lady for abuse ?
8.) And what's in a name ? Yours are "throwing shit" ?
.
.
I am beginning to see a pattern here.
On 2016-09-02 07:33:23 honeybear said:
The OP, as others before him, asked what criteria is roar based on ? Age, hygiene, colour, weight, finance or just preference ?
Having read a number of threads on this issue, I would say that roar is based primarily on colour and could just as well read, "right of admission (of Africans) reserved". Other criteria such as hygiene are often put under, "likes" or "dislikes". You find, as is human nature, that a drunk or a "smelly" won"t know or accept that he is, so a roar won't deter him.
The other question that is asked is, if roar is based or used to deter blacks, does this make that advertiser a racist ? Putting it simply, a racist is someone who believes that some races are better than others and/or treats a particular race poorly. The answer is then, yes, she is a racist or has racist tendencies.
However, one cannot force anyone to open their legs without her consent, and only a 'rapist' would want that, thus the advertiser cannot be compelled to accept or accommodate a punter, even if she is perceived to be a racist.
In our country, ignorance, intolerance, history, culture, plays a large part in our interaction with people of other races, both from a white and black point of view. Over the last 30 years, I've often said that we know so little of our fellow citizens and have always advocated that public debates, indabas, seminars, information and getting to know your fellow citizens is the way to go. From school, to church, business, sport field, the fears, aspirations, cultures, beliefs et al should be put out in the open and debated. We are all South Africans after all and most importantly fellow humans. Fear and ignorance is the biggest danger to our future and the world's.
On 2016-09-02 16:55:55 Massage By Yvonne said:
If I choose not to see, for example an Arab because I don't like the way they puff on their hubby bubbly, who are you to tell me I'm racist?
On 2016-09-02 16:55:55 Massage By Yvonne said:
ROAR threads have so many double standards that even Stevie Wonder can see it through his braille. This thread will keep popping up every few weeks under many guises.
Here is the thing....A punter or hobbyist is able to choose and select, lets say, a caucasian service provider. It's his preference and choice. When it comes to service providers selecting whom they choose to see, then it's called racism and she is a racist.
Service providers too have the choice to select with whom they choose to spend their time. The service provided is very intimate. Service providers are sharing their souls, bodies, lives, space with total strangers they do not know from a bar of soap.
This is why screening is very important. Who knows who is walking into your home? It could be a relative of Ted Bundy, Andre Chikatilo or Moses Sithole.
Service providers take risks each and every day so if they choose not to see a certain race group because of a finely tuned intuition or bad experience, then let it be.
ROAR is not just based on race only but on other factors.
Service providers will not see clients who have not showered in days. They will not see clients who are rude. They will not see clients who want a discount. They will not see clients who send photos of their penis or clients who give off bad vibes over the phone.
I screen clients just as much as they screen me. If they are not prepared to answer basic questions, I'm not prepared to share my private home and space with those clients.
Enough with these double standards. We all have a ROAR policy and it's not entirely based on race. If I choose not to see, for example an Arab because I don't like the way they puff on their hubby bubbly, who are you to tell me I'm racist? It's all a personal choice and preference at the end of the day.
I reiterate by saying, just as punters have a choice and preference, so do we service providers. Let's live and let live. Sometimes money does not buy everything. A cocky attitude does not help either.
Be well, esteemed gents and have a pleasant weekend.