re: African - Americans

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Easy is good people and a decent poster (probably a better poster than I, I'll freely admit ). He just took an L this thread. It happens.

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He needs to learn to disappear sooner. I can give him tips if he needs it

Purely from a theoretical standpoint of course. I never lose arguments.

Most black people I've meet seem to prefer black to african american but aren't offended by either.


I'd call myself euro american but do I really want to self identify with those euro cucks?

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Most countries don't have the racist history of the US

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Apparently you have zero idea what you're saying. Have you met anyone from another country? Or do you put your head in the sand and pretend that the only racism existing is the white on black form that exists in a minority (a small minority) of the US?

Texan American works.

And one reason I don't use the term "African-American" is that one of my friends growing up was from South Africa. He is white. He used to get a kick out of saying he's African-American. From that point it made me think about how the term is kind of silly when you look at t like that.

Because of that, "African-American" to mean black never made sense to me. And then you have to think about other black people who are not American. If a black guy from England lives in New York, he's not "African-American". Do you call him "black", but call black Americans "African-American"?

I just prefer to say "black" because I just don't think the term African American is as good a term as black.

One of the least of my worries I suppose

about time for the left wing kooks among them to come up with another term so that people can be accused of being "racist" for using the old one