Race and intelligence

[KaiineTN]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_and_intelligence

Interesting article, any thoughts?

[Captain Insano]

Haha I knew there was proof!

Zanchief =

[Zanchief]

Keep those College tuition prices so high only rich people can afford it so dangerous minorities can stay poor and uneducated.

Seems like it's working just fine.

[Langston]

Oh give me a break, Zanchief... there are more public/private assistance programs for minorities (per capita) than a white boy could EVER hope for. Furthermore, not ever college charges Ivy League tuitions. You can get a passable degree from public state schools and not be in debt for the next 40 years of your life.

It's always about excuses with you.

When are you going to just step up and admit the truth instead of fabricating some other bullshit reason to avoid it?

[Zanchief]

When are you going to just step up and admit the truth instead of fabricating some other bullshit reason to avoid it?

Black people are genetically stupider than white people. A black child is worthy of your wrath because he was born to a black mother. Hate them all without exception.

Sometimes I thin racism is improving around the world, then I get an eye opening realisation that ignorant people like Ugzgug are all too common.

[Captain Insano]

Hey nice way to dodge the question. You make a good democrat.

If you are black and an american, omeone is going to pay for you to get some sort of an education.

You can be a white male living in a rotted out trailer and you won't get shit.

Yet for all the opportunity negroze have in my country they still commit hands down the most violent crime and are the most totally fucked up group up people anywhere.

I'm actually starting to wonder if they were meant to be a slave race.

[Langston]

Why do you translate a Fact into an emotion like "hate"?

You see, that's YOUR problem. You can't perceive things as they are, you have to put this lens of emotion over everything. It's possible to just accept that something is better than something else without feeling some need to "hate" it.

For example, it's a fact that milk is better for building bones than is chicken. Since milk is "better" in this aspect, should I then immediately HATE chicken since it's subpar?

Or maybe an example a little closer to this argument:

In general, white people don't excel in athletics as well as black people do; ergo, I should hate white people?

Black people have other gifts and excel in areas where other races might not. There's a balance between the races because of this. I don't hate them for their successes any more than I hate them for their shortcomings.

But, you see Zanchief, that's another one of those "facts" that you can't accept.

[Gaazy]

ya know what happened when someone tried to make a scholarship program for whites here at my college?

the blacks sued and it was never made

[Harrison]

But they're not racist, they're impoverished victims of the MAN.

[Scoota McGee]

So... if we find any race is genetically predisposed to any condition... that's racism?

I believe blacks are genetically more prone to developing sickle cell anemia... I guess I'm a racist

[Zanchief]

So... if we find any race is genetically predisposed to any condition... that's racism?

I believe blacks are genetically more prone to developing sickle cell anemia... I guess I'm a racist

Saying black people are genetically predispoed to be stupider than white people is racist. That's as much fact as anything else people have claimed to be.

[Langston]

It's a fact that black people are genetically predisposed to have a lower tested IQ than white people.

That is a fact.

Stating that fact does not make me a racist.

If by "stupider" you mean something like "they test lower than white people"... then where does the racism suddenly pop in?

Listen, Zanchief, ignoring facts doesn't make you less of a "racist"... it just makes you look like an ignorant fool afraid of the truth.

[Zanchief]

It's a fact that black people are genetically predisposed to have a lower tested IQ than white people.

No it's not.

Saying so makes you a racist. Not that you wouldn't be if you didn't. It's pretty clear your bigot either way.

[Langston]

It's a fact that black people are genetically predisposed to have a lower tested IQ than white people.

No it's not.

Saying so makes you a racist. Not that you wouldn't be if you didn't. It's pretty clear your bigot either way.

It's not?

Oh, I'm sorry - you must not have read the original posted article.

Here's another link to it for you:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Sket ... parent.png

If that doesn't work, here's the bibliography from which the data was gathered. Maybe one of these sources will help shine some light on the situation for you:

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Ignorance is bliss.... and you're an amazingly happy person, Zanchief.

[Harrison]

Racist propaganda!

[alezrik]

asians and jews have a higher iq than whites

[Langston]

asians and jews have a higher iq than whites

Statistically speaking, yup they do!

[Phlegm]

asians and jews have a higher iq than whites

Many jews are white.

[Skrum]

I like asians. Not many people are afraid of asians.

[araby]

I wonder how I would feel if my race was the stupid one.

[mofish]

IQ tests are shit to being with.

the definition of intelligence is so screwed its not funny.

Most people posting in this thread would probably kill, say, Louis Armstrong in an IQ test. But guess who is going to be a nothing, and who will be studied in history books for time immemorial as an icon of human progress and achievement?

[Langston]

Precisely my point, Mofish. A race is measured by more than one statistic. Zanchief screaming "racist" simply because one race falls short of another in one particular category is foolishness.

[Captain Insano]

So... if we find any race is genetically predisposed to any condition... that's racism?

I believe blacks are genetically more prone to developing sickle cell anemia... I guess I'm a racist

Saying black people are genetically predispoed to be stupider than white people is racist. That's as much fact as anything else people have claimed to be.

Oh I c. It all makes sense now... FACT: Black people are more athletic. That is a racial trait they share.

But by your moron logic UNFACT: White people couldn't possibly be smarter because that would be racist and genetics would just have to undo themselves or get voted out of office by Jesse Jackson?

You sir are a dumbass canadian who is beginning to sound like Mindia.

[Scoota McGee]

So, far more professional basketball players, football players, heck athletes in general, unless you consider bowling a sport, are black than white. I'm sure someone will point out a few token athletes in individual sports who are indeed white. But I don't think anyone can deny a disproportionate percentage of Americans who are black do much better in athletics than Americans who are white.

Is this because of a "Good Old Boy" system in professional athletics? Is this because whites are forced to live in athletic training challenged areas as youths. Is it a plot by a mythical figure I will refer to as "The man" to oppress the hopes and dreams of white kids who dream of a brighter future in the NBA?

[Tadpole]

NBA and NFL...not in Hockey and Baseball...we just have a lot of Mexicans in baseball.