It's always girls that get the brunt of it anyway. I don't really hear girls going around talking about "x men have x feature that is more attractive than y men who have y feature" as often (they still do it, everyone does it, but it seems like guys are doing it way more). It's just some bullsh*t shaming crap, mostly directed at negging women or fetishizing them, and no-one should be getting into this kind of mass prejudice.
Surely it is saying that certain groups of people have certain "features". We can't deny that, for example, asian people tend do have a different eye-form than scandinavian people. Is that offensive? I don't think so. And it doesn't mean that every asian (in this example) looks the same. As a group, they tend to look more similar to each other.. than if compared to other "ethnic groups", because of their physiology. But that's it.
In my first post here I meant exactly this:
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^No, that's exactly not what preference is.
In fact, this statement is superficial and discriminatory, because you don't know the person beneath the looks.
If you are using Dejavu post as an example to me you should look at my response to him about that being a logic fallacy.
I don't get it. How is it a fallacy? Forget the comparison of food and humans, it was just used by Dejavu to explain the concept that he was talking about.
Preference is: "I like X more than Y, but I do both of them."
Exclusion is: "I only like X, Y by default has no chance in my life."
Exclusion is discrimination and racist, preference is not.
Firstly: Colorism- Prejudice or discrimination against individuals with a dark skin tone, typically among people of the same ethnic or racial group.I don't date women who do not turn me on, and it so happens that women who aren't white, do not turn me on, but that doesn't make my choice discriminatory. Just like you said, I date white women because they are appealing to my eyes, but darker skinned women are not. It's a fairly simple concept to understand, really. By your definition everybody discriminates against everybody else simply because people have standards - and that would make this thread even more pointless than it already is.
I'll make it simple for you: would you date the ugliest black man with the awesome personality, or the hot Latino with the same awesome personality? I already know the answer to that so you don't even have to answer. But I'll leave knowing you discriminate against ugly people.
I get along just fine with everybody, the majority of my friends are black, actually. I just don't date them because they just don't turn me on. I don't discriminate and I'm not racist. I know that but she mentioned Latino as if it were a race, but let's say, for the sake of it all, that the Latino guy is white/tanned.
Its always been my name. ;-)
I don't date women who do not turn me on, and it so happens that women who aren't white, do not turn me on, but that doesn't make my choice discriminatory. Just like you said, I date white women because they are appealing to my eyes, but darker skinned women are not. It's a fairly simple concept to understand, really. By your definition everybody discriminates against everybody else simply because people have standards - and that would make this thread even more pointless than it already is.
I realize all that but I still have my opinion. And if I'm discriminating then so be it, but that brings me to the point that everybody discriminates because everybody has standards and preferences. I'll leave it at that before the denial and bullshit excuses start pouring in.
I realize all that but I still have my opinion. And if I'm discriminating then so be it, but that brings me to the point that everybody discriminates because everybody has standards and preferences. I'll leave it at that before the denial and bullshit excuses start pouring in.
Nevermind, I thought you quoted me, lol.
Sorry SakuraMichiko.
I get along just fine with everybody, the majority of my friends are black, actually. I just don't date them because they just don't turn me on. I don't discriminate and I'm not racist. I know that but she mentioned Latino as if it were a race, but let's say, for the sake of it all, that the Latino guy is white/tanned.
Its always been my name. ;-)