On 2022-08-22 08:01:48 BGStick said:
Nobody said anyone can't make the choice about who they see, they can see only purple people for all i care. But their choice tells me a lot about who they are. I'm with Shadowfax, I prefer to see ladies who don't make me sick with their pre-1994 Afriforum views. Even though I firmly believe in their right to hold those disgusting views.
On 2022-08-22 08:45:06 Vrik said:
Must be sad when you realise ill gained corrupt money cannot buy you everything.
On 2022-08-22 08:36:55 markrich887 said:
This is the nuance that's missed whenever this topic is broached. Do people here think it's just a coincidence that ROAR always works one way? Has anyone ever seen a black/Indian/coloured SP decline a booking with a white punter solely because he's white? I (white guy) have been punting for almost a decade now and I've never had to worry that my race may prevent me from getting a booking when crossing the colour-line.
Stop being mentally lazy people. Yes, you "have a preference", but interrogate where that preference comes from.
You have every right to your preferences, but your preferences aren't formed in a vacuum - your preferences can be a reflection of your racism, and it's quite obviously the case with ROAR. Kudos to the black gents who are able to handle this with class.
On 2022-08-22 09:05:21 BGStick said:
On 2022-08-22 08:36:55 markrich887 said:
This is the nuance that's missed whenever this topic is broached. Do people here think it's just a coincidence that ROAR always works one way? Has anyone ever seen a black/Indian/coloured SP decline a booking with a white punter solely because he's white? I (white guy) have been punting for almost a decade now and I've never had to worry that my race may prevent me from getting a booking when crossing the colour-line.
Stop being mentally lazy people. Yes, you "have a preference", but interrogate where that preference comes from.
You have every right to your preferences, but your preferences aren't formed in a vacuum - your preferences can be a reflection of your racism, and it's quite obviously the case with ROAR. Kudos to the black gents who are able to handle this with class.
You are 99% right! The only thing i would add is that i don't believe the nuance is 'missed', I believe it's wilfully ignored.
Everyone thinks they are the 'good guy' in their own personal stories, everyone likes to think they are good/decent people and it's earth shattering when you call a spade a spade and they realize what they really are.