All you have to do is point at a brown person amd say ISIS now....
But the airline wants to apologize for their unconvince... fuck off
http://www.rawstory.com/2016/08/mus...ff-plane-because-text-on-phone-was-in-arabic/
ftfy
All you have to do is point at a brown person amd say ISIS now....
But the airline wants to apologize for their unconvince... fuck off
http://www.rawstory.com/2016/08/mus...ff-plane-because-text-on-phone-was-in-arabic/
I'm actually going to edit that in cause you're right.ftfy
It's easy to cast shame when you aren't there. Planes have been a popular target of terrorist attacks. In that scenario, all I'm saying is it becomes much easier to give in to racial profiling. Not out of hatred for your fellow man or distrust of a certain color of skin, but out of fear and a desire for self preservation. It's absolutely a case of racial profiling, but it isn't unfathomable to me for scared people to jump to such conclusions. It's human nature
I know I shouldn't, I've never argued that it's okay to do so. All I'm saying is I get where it's coming from (a place of fear fueled largely by American media) and it's not completely ludicrous for these sorts of things happening with all the terrorism thats been reported on lately.
So if somone onboard says you're isis,they should ignore it?
So knowing that the risk is there, albeit the chance is really low, i should ignore it?a lot of words to say that you support racial profiling. go fuck yourself.
So knowing that the risk is there, albeit the chance is really low, i should ignore it?
And learn to discuss with out sending people you disagree with to "fuck off" that just show how little you can add to a conversation...
So knowing that the risk is there, albeit the chance is really low, i should ignore it?
I think a plane full of lives is worth making sure all is safe.
"That lady over there is a member of ISIS"
"Really, how do you know this?
"There was Arabic on her phone"
"Are you fluent in Arabic?"
"Errr...not really"
"Then please shut the fuck up and get back to your seat, don't forget to stow your hand luggage in the overhead compartment. Thanks"
So knowing that the risk is there, albeit the chance is really low, i should ignore it?
And learn to discuss with out sending people you disagree with to "fuck off" that just show how little you can add to a conversation...
I'd argue you're proving my point with this post, actually. You're stereotyping anyone white as traditionally the master in a master-slave relationship when it comes to people of color. That's pretty much the same mechanism at work which caused this unfortunate event on a plane to take place.People of color have been attacked, beaten, killed and oppressed by white people for centuries. Should we fear white folks the way they fear Muslims/Arabs or anyone who looks like them? I mean, we have good reason due to history, right?
I'd argue you're proving my point with this post, actually. You're stereotyping anyone white as traditionally the master in a master-slave relationship when it comes to people of color. That's pretty much the same mechanism at work which caused this unfortunate event on a plane to take place.
I'd argue you're proving my point with this post, actually. You're stereotyping anyone white as traditionally the master in a master-slave relationship when it comes to people of color. That's pretty much the same mechanism at work which caused this unfortunate event on a plane to take place.
I'd argue you're proving my point with this post, actually. You're stereotyping anyone white as traditionally the master in a master-slave relationship when it comes to people of color. That's pretty much the same mechanism at work which caused this unfortunate event on a plane to take place.
I'd argue you're proving my point with this post, actually. You're stereotyping anyone white as traditionally the master in a master-slave relationship when it comes to people of color. That's pretty much the same mechanism at work which caused this unfortunate event on a plane to take place.
So if somone onboard says you're isis,they should ignore it?
Just wait until they learn their phone was using ARABIC NUMERALS!
Ignorant as fuck.
People of color have been attacked, beaten, killed and oppressed by white people for centuries. Should we fear white folks the way they fear Muslims/Arabs or anyone who looks like them? I mean, we have good reason due to history, right?
So knowing that the risk is there, albeit the chance is really low, i should ignore it?
And learn to discuss with out sending people you disagree with to "fuck off" that just show how little you can add to a conversation...
My point is the stereotype exists, and people can buy into that stereotype to varying degrees. Under certain, stressful situations, those variables can go up. I'd like to preface this by saying it doesn't make any of it right. But if someone accuses a Muslim of being a potential terrorist on a plane, with all the recent history of terrible atrocities committed by cowards undeserving of the Muslim title, but identifying as such all the same, certain stereotypes can take control of common sense in such a stressful and vulnerable situation that the majority of people on a plane can freak out. And it's human nature to do so, no one wants to die.Which white people are getting kicked off of planes?
I'd argue you're proving my point with this post, actually. You're stereotyping anyone white as traditionally the master in a master-slave relationship when it comes to people of color. That's pretty much the same mechanism at work which caused this unfortunate event on a plane to take place.
Do you think they'd hold the plane on the tarmac if a person of color raised concerns that the white person sitting next to them would enslave their people and commit centuries of atrocities at their expense?
My point is the stereotype exists, and people can buy into that stereotype to varying degrees. Under certain, stressful situations, those variables can go up. I'd like to preface this by saying it doesn't make any of it right. But if someone accuses a Muslim of being a potential terrorist on a plane, with all the recent history of terrible atrocities committed by cowards undeserving of the Muslim title, but identifying as such all the same, certain stereotypes can take control of common sense in such a stressful and vulnerable situation that the majority of people on a plane can freak out. And it's human nature to do so, no one wants to die.
The point was clearly made that minorities don't just call out white people as a danger despite a history of white supremacy and black oppression in this country. If black people can tolerate plane rides with people that historically and currently have despised and oppressed their race; the reporters should be more than capable of a plane ride with Muslims knowing terroristic history but also being fully aware that there are millions on millions of them in the world and not all of them are terrorists.
I didn't say that. But if someone claims something, you have to check it out.
So if I tell the stewardess that the eldery white woman beside me is a muslim extremist and a member of Isis, she should have to take her in for questioning? Based on one random guys baseless assumption?
My point is the stereotype exists, and people can buy into that stereotype to varying degrees. Under certain, stressful situations, those variables can go up. I'd like to preface this by saying it doesn't make any of it right. But if someone accuses a Muslim of being a potential terrorist on a plane, with all the recent history of terrible atrocities committed by cowards undeserving of the Muslim title, but identifying as such all the same, certain stereotypes can take control of common sense in such a stressful and vulnerable situation that the majority of people on a plane can freak out. And it's human nature to do so, no one wants to die.
If she's doing a math equation you'll be okay
I'm not defending them, this is depressing me so I'm bailing out. Dude, I agree with you and everyone in here that's angered by it. I was merely pointing out that there's a stereotype that exists, and maybe that was a point that didn't need to be made. I'm sorry. I'm all for equality. I think it sucks that this is the norm, however unsurprised by it I may be.And? The fuck should I have to care about someone's reasons for looking at me like I'm a threat? The best the asshole on this plane had to go off of was seeing three brown people and seeing words he didn't understand. That's it.
What, am I supposed to give a nice pat on the back to the next asshole who thinks I'm carrying a fucking weapon based on nothing but the colour of my skin?
"Hey, turns out you're not a terrorist. Just a brown guy with a beard. But I mean, you can't really blame me, right? It's just human nature!"
"Oh shit, you're right. Makes total sense why you would racially profile me. This certainly has no affect on me psychologically, damaging my self-worth and feeling of safety in my own skin. Nope."
I'm not defending them, this is depressing me so I'm bailing out. Dude, I agree with you and everyone in here that's angered by it. I was merely pointing out that there's a stereotype that exists, and maybe that was a point that didn't need to be made. I'm sorry. I'm all for equality. I think it sucks that this is the norm, however unsurprised by it I may be.
Im cautious of anyone I'm not comfortable with, just like anyone else. Is being aware of my prejudices really much worse than being in denial of them? You see someone (of any race) approaching you at night in a hoodie and feel nothing whatsoever? I don't act on my prejudice, I just understand that it's there. I think we should all live freely amongst each other, I just don't think it's in our nature to do that.
Uh huh. Like, why do authorities even take this seriously? The accuser can't even say what language allegedly made them scared. Fuck off, they're transparently profiling.Earlier, two passengers - also travelling to Naples - had told authorities that the siblings had been looking at a mobile phone screen that showed either Arabic text or the words "praise be to Allah", Sakina said.
I'm not defending them, this is depressing me so I'm bailing out. Dude, I agree with you and everyone in here that's angered by it. I was merely pointing out that there's a stereotype that exists, and maybe that was a point that didn't need to be made. I'm sorry. I'm all for equality. I think it sucks that this is the norm, however unsurprised by it I may be.
Edit: and also, this Muslim stereotype isn't an exclusively white stereotype to whoever brought up melanin
My point is the stereotype exists, and people can buy into that stereotype to varying degrees. Under certain, stressful situations, those variables can go up. I'd like to preface this by saying it doesn't make any of it right. But if someone accuses a Muslim of being a potential terrorist on a plane, with all the recent history of terrible atrocities committed by cowards undeserving of the Muslim title, but identifying as such all the same, certain stereotypes can take control of common sense in such a stressful and vulnerable situation that the majority of people on a plane can freak out. And it's human nature to do so, no one wants to die.
Fair enough. It was a stupid point to bring upWe fucking know it exists. We get compared to it every fucking day. We have to hang our fucking head in shame every time we see it, because we know it's going to come back to hurt innocent people. You don't have to fucking tell us.
Tell the next black guy who gets cornered by cops "See, they only pointed you out because they think you're a criminal based on loose statistical evidence and negative attitudes towards African Americans ingrained over decades." See how much that helps.
It's easy to cast shame when you aren't there.
Why not, everyone else in here is, hahaha. I get the fucking point, gaf.I was there, I flew with Muslims. A lot of them. They're super common flying Europe-Asia and common enough flying towards Canada. I was never ever worried.
Can I cast shame on you?
I think a plane full of lives is worth making sure all is safe.
You've got a pretty limited world view if you think only white people are capable of racism.Not trying to be funny, but how many blacks/Asians/Latinos do you see getting Muslims kicked off planes and shit like that?
This shit all boils down to white fear. We see it with cops killing unarmed black men, claiming they feared for their lives, with white folks agreeing with Trump to build a wall to keep Mexicans out of the U.S., and other similar shit.
POC are tired of feeling the brunt of white fear, especially since by logic, we're the ones who have good reason to fear the actions of white people.
You've got a pretty limited world view if you think only white people are capable of racism.
"There is no purpose for the text just to spread fear among who is afraid by the Arabic Language "
There is a lot of story of terrorist that where kind of let it go lightly that went to kill a lot of people.Only a bigot would be okay with this.
You've got a pretty limited world view if you think only white people are capable of racism.