Most racist person you ever met.

S.R. · 07-03-2014 12:27am

AnScamall wrote: »

S.R has got to be one of the biggest Racists that I have come across in a while

Liar!

S.R. · 07-03-2014 12:28am

crockholm wrote: »

The median age for AA is 31 years old-someone born in 1983,who left high school in the late 90s-early 2000s,finished college sometime around 2004-2006,Jim Crow it aint.

Furthermore,yes the Irish were enslaved at the same time the Africans were- in the early 1600s Barbary pirates sailed to Baltimore in west Cork,killed many and took others captive and sold them into slavery in North Africa along with other unfortunate Icelanders who suffered the same fate.We have Little of no evidence of their fate thereafter.

After that,towards the end of that Century Irish people were shipped off to the carribbean as slaves,(indentured servants were sent to the East coast of the US)

The prison ships to Australia,while not slavery per se,but a damn Close to it

No, no, what r u talking about? Irish don't count.

S.R. · 07-03-2014 12:29am

El Guapo! wrote: »

S.R, either you back up your posts with hard evidence or stop talking nonsense.
Anecdotal evidence isn't enough to substantiate your claims and they just smack of sheer racism. Either back it up, or take it elsewhere please.

What post? Tell me exactly what post r u talking about?

S.R. · 07-03-2014 12:31am

Cydoniac wrote: »

We have Irish people of many different ethnic backgrounds

Give example please.

El Guapo! · 07-03-2014 12:31am

S.R. wrote: »

What post? Tell me exactly what post r u talking about?

The one I quoted.

J_E · 07-03-2014 12:33am

S.R. wrote: »

Give example please.

What? Are you saying you have to be white to be Irish? This is such a disappointing attitude to have. I suggest you educate yourself and hop into the 21st century with the rest of us.

wp_rathead · 07-03-2014 12:33am

Zeebs wrote: »

Care to tell me what other minorities have overcome slavery and instutitional racism within 40 years?

I am genuinely intersted in this.

You also then have to remember that quickly after Civils Rights movement there was War on Drugs that was and still quite discrimmintory - eg cocaine and crack holdin different sentences

But we getting of topic

Usual racism ****e you hear is gob****es drunk in a kebab place

J_E · 07-03-2014 12:36am

wprathead wrote: »

You also then have to remember that quickly after Civils Rights movement there was War on Drugs that was and still quite discrimmintory - eg cocaine and crack holdin different sentences

The War on Drugs is shocking...each drug being make illegal n an attempt to get rid of a certain minority group the US didn't like and attempting to damage their image.

35cent · 07-03-2014 12:39am

S.R. wrote: »

Give example please.

My brothers and sister were born and raised in Ireland and we're black

porsche959 · 07-03-2014 12:45am

The FF/FG/Labour/EU axis of weasel. Anti-Irish racists the lot of them.

S.R. · 07-03-2014 12:45am

Cydoniac wrote: »

What? Are you saying you have to be white to be Irish? This is such a disappointing attitude to have. I suggest you educate yourself and hop into the 21st century with the rest of us.

Sorry for disappointing you. Tomorrow I will. No doubt.

S.R. · 07-03-2014 12:46am

35cent wrote: »

My brothers and sister were born and raised in Ireland and we're black

And where is ur family from?

J_E · 07-03-2014 12:47am

S.R. wrote: »

And where is ur family from?

woodoo · 07-03-2014 12:48am

Zeebs wrote: »

Mate you must be having a laugh, were the Irish enslaved and lawfully lynched?

The Irish suffered discrimination. Africans were imprisoned and worked as slaves for whites. They were routinely raped, beaten and killed without any consequences.

And you want to compare that with an Irish man being called a ****ing paddy in London in the 80s?

You my friend are comedy gold. Such hilarious opinions

I think things were a little worse for the Irish than being called paddy in London. The Irish were sent to the Caribbean as slaves.

35cent · 07-03-2014 12:51am

S.R. wrote: »

And where is ur family from?

Nigeria originally.

07-03-2014 12:56am

S.R. wrote: »

Give example please.

Here's one for ya. https://www.newstalk.ie/shows/47.305.363/21093/0/
There's also some Jews who would consider that as part of their ethnicity and it doesn't take too long to look at musicians and sportsmen to find others.

S.R. · 07-03-2014 12:59am

35cent wrote: »

Nigeria originally.

So ur family is from Nigeria, they are Nigerians, but ur brothers are Irish coz they were born in Ireland?

S.R. · 07-03-2014 1:02am

woodoo wrote: »

I think things were a little worse for the Irish than being called paddy in London. The Irish were sent to the Caribbean as slaves.

Oh no, please, I have already said that Irish slaves don't count. Please be politically correct.

RollieFingers · 07-03-2014 1:02am

S.R. wrote: »

So ur family is from Nigeria, they are Nigerians, but ur brothers are Irish coz they were born in Ireland?

Obviously! Is this lad for real?

Femme_Fatale · 07-03-2014 1:03am

RollieFingers wrote: »

Obviously! Is this lad for real?

Some people won't accept being born in a country makes you a citizen of that country.
Those lads are both Irish and Nigerian.

Red Pepper · 07-03-2014 1:04am

Stupid. Racist.

35cent · 07-03-2014 1:04am

S.R. wrote: »

So ur family is from Nigeria, they are Nigerians, but ur brothers are Irish coz they were born in Ireland?

Hey that's what every Irish person I've met said to my siblings and I.

07-03-2014 1:05am

Femme_Fatale wrote: »

Some people won't accept being born in a country makes you a citizen of that country.
Those lads are both Irish and Nigerian.

Think it's up to them if they want to call themselves Nigerian tbh.

P_1 · 07-03-2014 1:08am

Femme_Fatale wrote: »

Some people won't accept being born in a country makes you a citizen of that country.
Those lads are both Irish and Nigerian.

Eh didn't a referendum a few years back assign the parent's nationality on the child rather than the birth country? I dunno to me the country where one is raised tends to define one's nationality rather than where their mother happened to be when she gave birth or what nationality the mother had but I digress...

S.R. · 07-03-2014 1:08am

35cent wrote: »

Hey that's what every Irish person I've met said to my siblings and I.

It's strange that they are Irish.
My son was born in Ireland, but he is not Irish.

Femme_Fatale · 07-03-2014 1:08am

Deleted User wrote: »

Think it's up to them if they want to call themselves Nigerian tbh.

Are they not automatically Nigerian also because of parentage, and would they not automatically have Nigerian passports? Genuine question - I'm not too clued-in on the whole nationality thing.

sopretty · 07-03-2014 1:09am

There is a difference is questioning a person's reasons for becoming Irish and being racist.

I find it difficult to understand the 'colour of your skin' issue. Like seriously????????????

SR is clearly a racist in my opinion.

07-03-2014 1:12am

Femme_Fatale wrote: »

Are they not automatically Nigerian also because of parentage, and would they not automatically have Nigerian passports? Genuine question - I'm not too clued-in on the whole nationality thing.

Wouldn't automatically have passports I assume, could have automatic right to one maybe. I have a right to a UK passport despite neither parents living there for I think 15 years before I was born and I wouldn't call myself British. :P

S.R. · 07-03-2014 1:17am

sopretty, please relax. I just try to look at issue form different angles.
Try not to be a lunatic and learn about other places of world.
Here ur citizenship means ur nationality, somewhere else it does not. There is citizenship and there is nationality. Do u understand what I mean?

And stop using "u r a racist" thing. I am not Irish, you won't intimidate me.

P_1 · 07-03-2014 1:17am

Femme_Fatale wrote: »

Are they not automatically Nigerian also because of parentage, and would they not automatically have Nigerian passports? Genuine question - I'm not too clued-in on the whole nationality thing.

To take the example of a child born in Dublin to Nigerian parents what I think happens is that the parents are entitled to apply for a Nigerian passport for the child based on their nationality.

Zeebs · 07-03-2014 1:21am

S.R. wrote: »

If we take 100 whites and 100 blacks from same poor areas I bet blacks would have higher crime rate. As someone said, others try to overcome disadvantages.

You are a racist.

One day I was told by black guy that he would not work for money I did work for. He said he better get social. This is example of overcoming disadvantages. I am not from rich family, but things like "no, I wouldn't work for such money" didn't cross my mind.

Even though this never happened, I suggest you take a trip to any council estate in the country to see the number of white Irish people living quite happily on benefits.

By the way you inferred I was black earlier, I am white. I just disagree with your idiotic beliefs and your made up stories that look like they were written by a 5 year old.

sopretty · 07-03-2014 1:37am

S.R. wrote: »

sopretty, please relax. I just try to look at issue form different angles.
Try not to be a lunatic and learn about other places of world.
Here ur citizenship means ur nationality, somewhere else it does not. There is citizenship and there is nationality. Do u understand what I mean?

And stop using "u r a racist" thing. I am not Irish, you won't intimidate me.

I am going to reply to this thread, despite my head telling me to walk away.
1. I am not a lunatic.
2. I have lived in 3 countries other than Ireland.
3. I have engaged with multiple cultures on my travels.
4. I take a huge interest in anthropology/just chatting to people.
5. I am acutely aware of cultural divergences in various countries.
6. I am aware of the difference between citizenship and nationality (I think the dogs on the street are aware of the difference!)
7. How in God's name do you think I am 'intimidating' you?

Ya bollix. .

(Soooo going to be banned........)

S.R. · 07-03-2014 1:39am

Zeebs wrote: »

You are a racist.

Let me think, let me think........
O! U eat human flesh.

Zeebs wrote: »

Even though this never happened

If I have lied, then I die tonite! If no, then u die!

Zeebs wrote: »

I suggest you take a trip to any council estate in the country to see the number of white Irish people living quite happily on benefits.

Excuse me, but if I had "I will not work for that money" attitude while receiving social, especially in foreign country, then at least I would kept my mouth shut.

Zeebs wrote: »

By the way you inferred I was black earlier

Where?! Proof!

Zeebs wrote: »

I just disagree with your idiotic beliefs and your make up belief stories that look like they were written by a 5 year old

Wow, 100505 yo rocket scientist speaking here. Please, keep quiet.
Making up stories is ur hobby, as I can see.

Jesus Wept · 07-03-2014 1:40am

Karl from trim.

S.R. · 07-03-2014 1:40am

don't ban sopretty, please.

irishmover · 07-03-2014 1:41am

This thread has gone to ****...

S.R. · 07-03-2014 1:42am

irishmover wrote: »

This thread has gone to ****...

My fault? OK, I am going to bed. Goodnite.

35cent · 07-03-2014 1:46am

Deleted User wrote: »

Wouldn't automatically have passports I assume, could have automatic right to one maybe. I have a right to a UK passport despite neither parents living there for I think 15 years before I was born and I wouldn't call myself British. :P

Yep that sums it up. I'm entitled to a Nigerian passport despite my parents not living there for about 10 years before I was born but I don't have one.

S.R. · 07-03-2014 1:46am

sopretty, r u here?

Zeebs · 07-03-2014 1:48am

S.R. wrote: »

Excuse me, but if I had "I will not work for that money" attitude while receiving social, especially in foreign country, then at least I would kept my mouth shut.

Considering you receive social yourself maybe you should do likewise.

35cent · 07-03-2014 1:52am

Anyway to answer the question of the thread (sorry about the mini derailment :P), some kid called me a n***** while I was in sherrif street when I was 12 after a football match. I just he was a wimp as he only had the balls to call me while he was way down the street and surrounded by his mates.

That was the only the only time I encountered racism, but then again I'm a fairly big lad so that might have something to do with it.

S.R. · 07-03-2014 1:54am

Zeebs wrote: »

Considering you receive social yourself maybe you should do likewise.

Ha-ha, yes, receiving. Thanks to scientists like u, who destroyed economy and country.
Don't be smart: I was not on social at the time.
Is it all u can answer to my previous post?

S.R. · 07-03-2014 1:56am

35cent wrote: »

Anyway to answer the question of the thread (sorry about the mini derailment :P), some kid called me a n***** while I was in sherrif street when I was 12 after a football match. I just he was a wimp as he only had the balls to call me while he was way down the street and surrounded by his mates.

That was the only the only time I encountered racism, but then again I'm a fairly big lad so that might have something to do with it.

Don't worry, I encountered racism too and believe me the colour of my skin is far from being black.

But I have advantage over you: one day I will go back to my homeland and will happily live among my people without being racially abused, whereas you will stay here, which means you will always have a chance to encounter it again.

Finito, now really going to bed!

h2005 · 07-03-2014 2:10am

S.R. wrote: »

sopretty, please relax. I just try to look at issue form different angles.
Try not to be a lunatic and learn about other places of world.
Here ur citizenship means ur nationality, somewhere else it does not. There is citizenship and there is nationality. Do u understand what I mean?

And stop using "u r a racist" thing. I am not Irish, you won't intimidate me.

You mightn`t be Irish but you`re definitely a racist.

cruais · 07-03-2014 2:21am

I got into a taxi on o connel street to travel to phibsborough and the taxi driver, who was african, refused to take me as he didn't think it was far enough for him.

I told him it was illegal, and to take me on the journey I requested.

His response was "so what? I do not want to take you, you fu《king bitch."

Obviously I was extremely taken aback. I told him I took note of his taxi plate number and would be reporting him and he said "I don't give a fu《k bitch, I will say you called me a black n**ger".

I got straight out of the taxi and walked to the next car, where the driver had no problem taking me. This taxi driver was also african.

I told him the story and he said that your man forever does that if he gets a fare he doesnt want.

I didnt report it because I didnt want anything further to do with him.

D Trent · 07-03-2014 2:25am

Candie wrote: »

Elderly neighbour of my friend: 'There's a black fella who works in Supervalu now, you know. I had to ask him where the beans where when there was no white workers around, and sure enough he knew where they were and all. Sure he's as good as a Polish or Chine-ee*'

Delivered in tones of genuine surprise.

*He thinks its the singular of Chinese - e.g. 2 Chinese, 1 Chine-ee

That is golden hahaha

Donkey Oaty · 07-03-2014 2:25am

35cent wrote: »

Anyway to answer the question of the thread (sorry about the mini derailment :P), some kid called me a n***** while I was in sherrif street when I was 12 after a football match. I just he was a wimp as he only had the balls to call me while he was way down the street and surrounded by his mates.

That was the only the only time I encountered racism, but then again I'm a fairly big lad so that might have something to do with it.

Well, that's a fairly positive note in an otherwise utterly depressing thread.

Galwayguy35 · 07-03-2014 2:27am

Probably a Polish fella I used to work with, he made no secret that he hated blacks, he called a black guy a ****** to his face one day.

The guy just looked at him with a shocked expression, said nothing and walked away.

irishmover · 07-03-2014 2:30am

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

Probably a Polish fella I used to work with, he made no secret that he hated blacks, he called a black guy a ****** to his face one day.

The guy just looked at him with a shocked expression, said nothing and walked away.

Worked with three Polish people in three separate places (none of them knew each other). Great to get along with, easy going and genuinely nice people. But the second there was a mention of a black person or a black person was in the room their attitude would instantly change.

All three of them despised black people no matter who they were. I really couldn't understand it at all.

Galwayguy35 · 07-03-2014 2:39am

irishmover wrote: »

Worked with three Polish people in three separate places (none of them knew each other). Great to get along with, easy going and genuinely nice people. But the second there was a mention of a black person or a black person was in the room their attitude would instantly change.

All three of them despised black people no matter who they were. I really couldn't understand it at all.

The guy I know seemed to hate Jews even more.

Most racist person you ever met.

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