Don’t even get me started on colors… it is obviously a plot by Satan to get people to stop watching ‘Ozzie and Harriet’ and start watching ‘Friends’ or ‘Will and Grace’ or ‘Dharma and Greg’ or {gasp} Pokemon.
Faulk is black, Warner is white
Together they learn to beat the Vikes
The child is black, the child is white
The NFL looks upon the sight
The beautiful sight
And now the Rams can understand
That this is the law of all the land, all the land
Faulk is black, Warner is white
They play by day and then by night
The child is black, the child is white
Together they grow to see the light
To see the light
And now at last we plainly see
We’ll have a dance of victory, victory
Faulk is black, Warner is white…
The whole world looks upon the sight
The beautiful sight
(with inspiration from Three Dog Night)
Krispy Original – voted SDMB’s 19th most popular poster (1999)
Navigator – Hello newbie! Someone, somewhere, sometime, somehow on this board is going to do this so let me grease your asshole with a gentle finger and then slowly slide my massive, grammatically correct, cock, up your sweet virginal ass:
To Black: your black! This should be you’re as in you are
To White: your white! Again: You’re as in you are
To Gray: your confused… Sadly: You’re as in you are
Don’t even get me started on colors…[or your confusion] it is obviously a plot by Satan to get people to stop watching ‘Ozzie and Harriet’ and start watching ‘Friends’ or ‘Will and Grace’ or ‘Dharma and Greg’ or {gasp} Pokemon.
Why you want to blame this on Satan of all people is beyond me. I think you are just a big meany head and you should stop now. Or, if you prefer:
Ok, I understand now. No I don’t think it’s a plot by Satan (or whoever). It’s a product of evolution. Aeons ago it was advantageous to form small, geographically separated tribes. Each tribe developed a particular adaption, or maladaption, that would be expressed as evolutionary pressures were exerted. This allowed the species to continue even if one or more tribes were eliminated. The natural dendency to separate people emerged. In addition to this there is also, in some individuals, an attraction to the “others.” This promoted a robust gene pool without diluting the special adaptions, and maladaptions, that defined these groups.
I must add that this post in no way condones racism, or and other kind of -ism, it is only a theory of why we strive to divide.