The Accident Zone

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Originally posted by Bullet
I did see a green elf in Montana once. It got all this attitude with me "what's the matter never seen an elf before?"
"Yea", I says, "just never a green one."
"Fucking Racists" replied the elf.

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heh, that's pretty good. And I take your point in general.

However, were a local in Kinshasa to describe an car accident that he had witnessed where a white guy jumped out of the car, I think he would most likely make note of the fellow's skin tone in his description. Or do you disagree?

was he white or pasty?

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Originally posted by iceman

However, were a local in Kinshasa to describe an car accident that he had witnessed where a white guy jumped out of the car, I think he would most likely make note of the fellow's skin tone in his description.

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"...and after the collision, the white devil got out of his car and..."

What's the devil look like?

Well, Pete, there are all manner of lesser imps and demons, but the great Satan hisself is red and scaly with a bifurcated tail, and he carries a hay fork.


Oh no, sir. He's white, as white as you folks, with empty eyes and a big hollow voice. He likes to travel around with a mean old hound.

Do you think that using skin color to describe someone is something that we only do to describe people of another race? For example, if the person posting this was a black guy living in Compton, might he take note of the white lady, but not the black guy? I think this is similar to the idea that everyone not of your race looks the same. Maybe it has something to do with how our brains are wired? Or could it be more environmental?

Who cares, I think we need some pictures and videos of car accidents. I'll start:

http://www.wreckedexotics.com/newpho...d/weird357.jpg

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Originally posted by AntiSoCalSkier
Do you think that using skin color to describe someone is something that we only do to describe people of another race? For example, if the person posting this was a black guy living in Compton, might he take note of the white lady, but not the black guy? I think this is similar to the idea that everyone not of your race looks the same. Maybe it has something to do with how our brains are wired? Or could it be more environmental?
http://www.wreckedexotics.com/newpho...d/weird357.jpg

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And then I saw this French guy drive his Audi into a store front!

According to the caption it was a girl learning to drive (hence the "L" in the back window).

Oops! By describing her as a girl, I'm being sexist, and insulting female drivers all over the world. Sorry SheRa, brittney, WSD, etc.:rolleyes:

well, we all know that women suck at driving.

^^^ hahahahahah. It looks like the backdoor is open - since all woman are backseat drivers, it looks like she made it out ok.

Only whitey's drive Audis... :p

Everyone - man or woman, should be named Bob, so that nobody feels inferior to another.

"Don't call me white, don't caaaaaaaaaallll me white."

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Originally posted by Bullet
The key to the perpetuation of racism is the use of labels on people. the "Black" guy or the hispanic guy, etc. Why didn't you write "a White lady is screaming about her leg"? Or "I pass another white guy".

I know the response this will solicit - "I'm just describing the scene", etc. My point is that it is common to label the non-white participants of any event, but we never label "the white" partipants. The action is a subtle form of racism. Just one of those things that make you go hmmm.

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When the new order takes over, people like you will be dealt with.