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That's why I don't let black people into my restaurant. Statistically, they're more likely to commit a crime once inside, so I don't want to take the risk. All
by snakeboy 6y ago
That's why I don't let black people into my restaurant. Statistically, they're more likely to commit a crime once inside, so I don't want to take the risk.
All the black people in town end up going to the restaurant down the street, who had their register robbed one time by a dark-skinned fellow that I turned away because he sure looked suspicious! I sure hope they've learned their lesson by now.
You can bet that as a black person in our town, you'll pay substantially more than white folks, because most of us understand that black people have a reputation for this sort of stuff and general trouble, and we don't want to take the risk.
I really wish there was some kind of certificate to let us know which ones are the docile blacks...
(Note: It should go without saying that this is a tongue-in-cheek response)
- londons_explore 6y agoI'd be all for banning discrimination based on nationality. But we need to start with the biggest discriminators - governments. Why is an American allowed into America, but a Syrian isn't?
- alisonkisk 6y agoTheta a terrible idea. Why "start" somewhere? Should we abuse and enslaved more people just because someone is abused or enslaved elsewhere?
- alisonkisk 6y agoIt's a poor response. Nationality is tied to legal system. For example, if a product injures me as an USAn, I need to sue to get my bills paid. As a European, I can simply get public healthcare.
- snakeboy 6y agoIf I'm a USAn doing business with a private company in a foreign country, that's not relevant. OP is using population-level trends to influence develop his bias towards individuals.