Official: Neymar signs for PSG

BarrileteCosmico wrote:Except he didn't say that. He was asked "have you been the subject of racism?" And he responded with "Never, it's not like I'm black, right?"

From there to pretending to be white there is a big gap, which you can only get to if you apply the US' 1 drop rule.

I didn't see that quote, I was told that he said he was white so if that's wht they're referring to than that's my bad.

Also I don't understand why he'd think black people are the only ones subjected to racism. He could still experience it lol

There's no redemption for this clerical fascist POS

He's never going to be happy, he'll continue to have a miserable life, he can keep praying all he wants, and there's no heaven for him either

His bad character has been showing on the pitch for everyone to see

Clutch wrote:

BarrileteCosmico wrote:Eh, I wouldn't be so quick to apply US race-based conventions (which are frankly pretty fucked up) the rest of the world. In Brazil the race spectrum is a lot wider, with survey results leading to like 130 different classifications

http://www.mixedracestudies.org/?p=19063

In Brazil race is not an identity like it is in the US (or at least, not anywhere as much), it's more of a descriptor

It doesn't matter, neymar is not "white" even if he personally believes he is white

you are showing your Americanism clearly here lol... again as BC said, race is not perceived and judged the same way in other countries as it is in America

Hapless_Hans wrote:There's no redemption for this clerical fascist POS

He's never going to be happy, he'll continue to have a miserable life, he can keep praying all he wants, and there's no heaven for him either

His bad character has been showing on the pitch for everyone to see

every okay my German brother?... i can't help but notice there's a lot of vile negativity in your words these days

BarrileteCosmico wrote:Except he didn't say that. He was asked "have you been the subject of racism?" And he responded with "Never, it's not like I'm black, right?"

From there to pretending to be white there is a big gap, which you can only get to if you apply the US' 1 drop rule.

You need to get up to date, it's called indentifying nowadays, not pretending.

I am here to protect the gaylords and eradicate racialism.

El Gunner wrote:

Hapless_Hans wrote:There's no redemption for this clerical fascist POS

He's never going to be happy, he'll continue to have a miserable life, he can keep praying all he wants, and there's no heaven for him either

His bad character has been showing on the pitch for everyone to see

every okay my German brother?... i can't help but notice there's a lot of vile negativity in your words these days

I do feel negative about the world wide rise of fascism yes

as do we all my German brother, i think we just sometimes disagree on who the real fascists are... and that's how they divide and conquer us

El Gunner wrote:as do we all my German brother, i think we just sometimes disagree on who the real fascists are... and that's how they divide and conquer us

Bolsonaro is a very real fascist

Hapless_Hans wrote:There's no redemption for this clerical fascist POS

He's never going to be happy, he'll continue to have a miserable life, he can keep praying all he wants, and there's no heaven for him either

His bad character has been showing on the pitch for everyone to see

lol

Maybe you set the standards too high and we shouldn't expect rich spoiled kids who barely finish primary school and play footy instead to be role models, activists or some kind of purists..

I'm mostly with BC, however one must admit the influence of Western media, particularly the fascist so-called "left" in the US in expanding their agenda to the neighbouring countries, particularly in Brazil.

For many years the blacks, pardos and whites had been living in south America in peace. While we can't deny the higher degree of affluence of those of white background due to the events in history, race had not been an issue in Brazil until triggered by the US media. Now you're hearing the echoes of the American "left" in Brazilian leftist media, dividing particularly the blacks from the rest of the demography and words like "priding your African heritage" becoming more common whereas until a couple of years ago everyone was just Brazilian and their ethnic background was trivial and mostly not cared about by anyone.

I say "left" because my parents are both leftists, true leftists with strong socialist values whom things like free speech are sacred to them, unlike the current "left" which cares about nothing but shutting down anyone who believes differently to them.

El Gunner wrote:

Clutch wrote:

BarrileteCosmico wrote:Eh, I wouldn't be so quick to apply US race-based conventions (which are frankly pretty fucked up) the rest of the world. In Brazil the race spectrum is a lot wider, with survey results leading to like 130 different classifications

http://www.mixedracestudies.org/?p=19063

In Brazil race is not an identity like it is in the US (or at least, not anywhere as much), it's more of a descriptor

It doesn't matter, neymar is not "white" even if he personally believes he is white

you are showing your Americanism clearly here lol... again as BC said, race is not perceived and judged the same way in other countries as it is in America

lmao I don't want to derail this thread about race but just bc other countries "ignore" race it definitely is an issue outside of America lol

danyjr wrote:I'm mostly with BC, however one must admit the influence of Western media, particularly the fascist so-called "left" in the US in expanding their agenda to the neighbouring countries, particularly in Brazil.

For many years the blacks, pardos and whites had been living in south America in peace. While we can't deny the higher degree of affluence of those of white background due to the events in history, race had not been an issue in Brazil until triggered by the US media. Now you're hearing the echoes of the American "left" in Brazilian leftist media, dividing particularly the blacks from the rest of the demography and words like "priding your African heritage" becoming more common whereas until a couple of years ago everyone was just Brazilian and their ethnic background was trivial and mostly not cared about by anyone.

I say "left" because my parents are both leftists, true leftists with strong socialist values whom things like free speech are sacred to them, unlike the current "left" which cares about nothing but shutting down anyone who believes differently to them.

there is not an American left. The democrats pretend to be leftists but there is no one in congress who hold leftist values besides maybe Bernie and he's barely leftist and he's not even a Democrat. This rhetoric of the fascist left is a talking point from the far right lol

danyjr wrote:
For many years the blacks, pardos and whites had been living in south America in peace. While we can't deny the higher degree of affluence of those of white background due to the events in history, race had not been an issue in Brazil until triggered by the US media.

looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

danyjr wrote:I'm mostly with BC, however one must admit the influence of Western media, particularly the fascist so-called "left" in the US in expanding their agenda to the neighbouring countries, particularly in Brazil.

For many years the blacks, pardos and whites had been living in south America in peace. While we can't deny the higher degree of affluence of those of white background due to the events in history, race had not been an issue in Brazil until triggered by the US media. Now you're hearing the echoes of the American "left" in Brazilian leftist media, dividing particularly the blacks from the rest of the demography and words like "priding your African heritage" becoming more common whereas until a couple of years ago everyone was just Brazilian and their ethnic background was trivial and mostly not cared about by anyone.

I say "left" because my parents are both leftists, true leftists with strong socialist values whom things like free speech are sacred to them, unlike the current "left" which cares about nothing but shutting down anyone who believes differently to them.

You're joking, right? Most of Latin American society is essentially a race-based cast system Just because they don't throw colorful racial slurs around like they do in the US doesn't mean racism isn't a thing over there.

Using Brazil as an example of racial harmony is especially hilarious. We're talking about a slave colony that more or less abandoned its black majority population after emancipation and proceeded to hand all the fertile lands in the South to newly arrived European immigrants

I will not entertain these comments by posting a direct reply. There is no "race-based cast [sic] system" in Brazil much like there isn't systematic racism in the US. I am not going argue with leftist conspiracy theorists. A "slave colony" that had happened hundreds of years ago isn't proof that racism is present hundred years after.

It's actually us who shouldn't entertain takes regarding racial relations in Brazil from some Argentine-American white guy. elitedam, the only actual Brazilian here, had the right response by simply laughing at you

Obviously Brazil struggles with racism as does every mixed society that I know of. All I meant is that its a different sort than the US kind and one cannot simply apply US-based thinking to other countries blindly.

I'll just leave this here and let actual studies on the subject speak for themselves.

https://www.lac.ox.ac.uk/sites/default/files/lac/documents/media/schwarcz47.pdf