MikeBreezy92
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What's worrying is that I have not insinuated that, yet you feel that way.
Care to quote me an example of my insinuations?
The word race has been so twisted over the years it's not funny. Thus, I try to avoid it due it it's growing ambiguity. However, for most (in my opinion), simple or not, it is a descriptor.
I'll use black, white, yellow etc. in dealing with fellow countrymen because those words don't weigh as heavy here, they're used mainly as descriptors and nothing more. In America and other countries they can carry a certain sting, so I avoid them.
One gets the sense that in America if people of different tones line up and another is asked to pick one and they say I want the yellow one; controversy would erupt. They don't have jaundice, I've never seen a yellow person, that's racist, why didn't they say the one in the middle, etc.
Not likely here because people use those and other descriptors to cut to the point.
ex Short man, brownin, fatty, coolie, yellowman, white girl, blacka, cyasee (cyan't see, ie cross-eyed person)
As globalization spreads, ethnicity (less vague and more important than race) will affect growing numbers of persons; yet still, for many it has no tangible effect on daily life.
My nigga black is black across the pond and back. Nothing about race is ambiguous.