What a racist world!?

Sometimes, I just don't understand the world.

I can just walk down the hall at school and a 6th grader will just say, "Hey, you, Chinese Kid, you know Kong Fu? HAH! HYAH! AyaHH!"

And I would just think: You never see me calling someone American when I walk down the street and see a guy who has big eyes, blond hair and is tall. That could be a French. These people can just see someone with small eyes and say, "CHINESE KID!" or "ASIAN DUDE!"

What have I/We done to them, why do they have to be so racist?

Next time, when Americans call me by CHINESE KID again, I'm going to answer: "Hey, White guy, what's your traditional food?" (America did't have any traditional food. And no, Hot Dogs and Hamburgers weren't invented by Americans)

So.. screw the people who are racist.

And if you haven't noticed yet, this is our level system of racism. (Based on my experienced)

1. Americans
   
2. Latinos/African Americans
   
3. Asians
   

We Asians are at the bottom of the food chain.
(If you disagree with this, please don't get mat at me because this is only based on what i had experienced. It may not be true for the whole world.)

Everyone's a little bit racist.
It's all how you're raised and how your sense of humor is.

Your experiences are very mean, though. The sixth graders this year are much louder and inconsiderate than last year.

Next time someone says that to you, punch them in the face. It's worth the blood and tears.

I'm not sure I'm that brave though...

Sigh...

FFF I'd punch them for you--No; I'll do better. *grabs chainsaw* PREPARE TO DIE.

There is a better idea: EAT THIER BABIES!!!!!
*chump

What inconsiderate, pompous windbags.
Both sixth and seventh graders are much more egotictical than ever before.
I really hope we weren't like that when we were little.
This world is driving itself into the ground, and there aren't enough good people to stop it.

Also, am I the only person that realizes racism goes both ways?
Presidential election, for example.
In my opinion, McCain would have made a better president.
(Especially because Obama is pro-abortion!)
However, whenever I say that I always get told that I'm hating on African-Americans. By assuming that I'm hating on Obama because he is Black is racist.


Oh, what a world. What a fucked up world.

You can't expect people to understand your pronounced perspective about who is the better president; the world can't be impeccable, no matter how obvious it is. The 6th and 7th grade boys at my school are very much alike in the situation of racist.
"OH LOOK ITS EDWARD, THAT CHINESE KID!"
FFF, poor Edward. I can see why he is completely silent on the bus.
I can assure you, my school is mostly all white; so I was a bit racist when I was young. (I had never seen a black person until the age of 9; and that was just on TV.) I was young, what do you expect?

FFF my virtual pet-thing just pooped on your username, Near.

^ lol u racist

And, lol what I got pooped on? o_O

Near wrote:

What inconsiderate, pompous windbags.
Both sixth and seventh graders are much more egotictical than ever before.
I really hope we weren't like that when we were little.
This world is driving itself into the ground, and there aren't enough good people to stop it.

Also, am I the only person that realizes racism goes both ways?
Presidential election, for example.
It was obvious McCain would have made a better president.
However, whenever I say that I always get told that I'm hating on African-Americans. By assuming that I'm hating on Obama because he is Black is racist.


Oh, what a world. What a fucked up world.

i agree with near about the 6th and 7th graders and it is all to blame on society. i can take this crap this year but in high school i wont have to think twice about picking on them as freshmen. it may sound harsh but if the nicer kids get to them first it wont be so bad. all out of respect not revenge. and also idk near is racist thinking mcaine would be a better president but in 11 month i havent seen very much change. i just want to know how it would be like now if mcaine did win the election?

People need to take a step back and realize what is going on here.
Society is at an epitiamy of expectations.
I mean, let's face it, America has made it so easy to establish yourself that you don't need to finish school.
This is why more students drop out than rather finish school. (AN ASTONOSHING 67.45%!)
America, oh America, you were so beautiful,
What is becoming of you?

6 and 7 graders are seriously pissing me off this year.
SERIOUSLY!!!