[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

How are white people meant to "educate" themselves if black people don't need to chip in? Surely that means they'd have to discuss the issue among other white people, and read essays or studies by white people, which might be tainted by "racial bias".

Maybe that doctor could wash the chip off her shoulder and answer Phillip's question instead of reading her undergrad thesis...

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

How are white people meant to "educate" themselves if black people don't need to chip in? Surely that means they'd have to discuss the issue among other white people, and read essays or studies by white people, which might be tainted by "racial bias".

Maybe that doctor could wash the chip off her shoulder and answer Phillip's question instead of reading her undergrad thesis...

So she's the real problem eh?

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

So she's the real problem eh?

No, but people with her attitude really don't help.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

No, but people with her attitude really don't help.

You fail to see that you did, pretty much, exactly what she said then tried to rubbish her points. Ironic really.

What do you mean by people with her attitude? Your previous rant referred very little to her points. She said 'its not the job' etc so your point about bias isnt particularly relevant.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

You fail to see that you did, pretty much, exactly what she said then tried to rubbish her points. Ironic really.

What do you mean by people with her attitude? Your previous rant referred very little to her points. She said 'its not the job' etc so your point about bias isnt particularly relevant.

Okay I'll put her attitude to one side, and focus purely on her words. Her argument basically amounted to: "yes, white people are racist. But as I'm black I don't have to justify my views. Go and learn about them yourself."

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Okay I'll put her attitude to one side, and focus purely on her words. Her argument basically amounted to: "yes, white people are racist. But as I'm black I don't have to justify my views. Go and learn about them yourself."

Watch it again I think you're again doing exactly what she says. The irony continues.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

So she's the real problem eh?

'When a black woman doesn't go along with the program, when she exhibits her own views, she's a problem.'

It's not a word for word quote of what she said but it certainly holds a lot of truth it seems.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

'When a black woman doesn't go along with the program, when she exhibits her own views, she's a problem.'

It's not a word for word quote of what she said but it certainly holds a lot of truth it seems.

Exactly. Its the final thing she says and quite accurate it seems.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

How are white people meant to "educate" themselves if black people don't need to chip in? Surely that means they'd have to discuss the issue among other white people, and read essays or studies by white people, which might be tainted by "racial bias".

Maybe that doctor could wash the chip off her shoulder and answer Phillip's question instead of reading her undergrad thesis...

That's a racist comment. Either that or sexist. Why are you reducing her opinion to an undergraduate thesis?
Phils question was the usual pathetic response the kind you hear here often, examples.

Her response was apt to his question, if he is ignorant to the issue it's not her job to educate him!