It’s not an anecdote about myself. I’m not part of the equation. It’s not personal. I just looked outside and told you what I saw.

I love how something a person can experience is no longer fact. So if I look outside at the general public, and count all the different faces I see, and come back and tell you, that’s not factual? Weren’t you just telling me to look up the census a second ago? Did you even read what you wrote?! Hahaha...

Looking up a census would only make me petty, because it would be focusing on the least important part of a person. I’m not interested in the amount of melanin contained in somebody’s skin. That’s not what guarantees their behavior.

I’m Lebanese. Lebanese tears, dummy.

To be more accurate, I’m half British, half Lebanese. So I’m technically half cracker, half sand nigger.

Angry little baby. “I want to fight white supremacy, by treating everyone else like shit except those who agree with my thoughts!”

How are you adding to the solution right now? Where is your responsibility in this, angry internet commenter #3,065?

You’re an angry little man. All it takes to make enemies with you is to offer a different perspective. Great! And how are you adding to the solution, with your intolerance, bigotry, and angry messages?

Race is the most superficial way to judge a person. Look for things other than skin color. It makes you look like you don’t know what you’re doing. You probably want racial equality, yet you call someone you don’t even know a dumbass cracker. Kindly fuck right off.

It’s everybody’s job to be the messenger.

Your opening statement actually disproves your latter one about yourself. You are making an assumption on the nature of people, without knowing them.

While this might be true on a superficial level, there is one thing most people forget: these people are not making decisions because they are white.

I’ve been to college, high school, etc. In my neighborhood, it’s predominantly mixed, so that is my experience. Why do I need to look up the census of say, Florida, when I don’t live there and it has no impact on my experience?

Why look it up, when all you have to do is look at employment locales? One example, and I didn’t even have to look it up; I just looked outside: At both of my local Target stores, the majority of the women that work there are Latino. Next, there are lots of black dudes that work there. Followed by some whites, and…

Maybe it’s because I live in California, so I’m surrounded by Indian, Mexican, Asian, and Black cultures. Feels mixed enough, to me. I’m not trying to know the exact distribution of the population. That’s for the census office.

You’re making yourself out to be an idiot, and you don’t even need a tattoo.

Are you looking for a comeback? What do you want? Buzz off, you’re just a nuisance at this point.

They’re shooting criminals, so maybe stop participating in criminal activity? Because that’s why cops shoot people.

America is a predominantly mixed culture, not a white one. Almost all my neighbors are either black, latino, or asian, with white mixed in. I think you are a little behind the times, there.

That’s funny. If a black guy calls me cracker, assaults me, and kills me, it sounds like he had plenty of power over me to be a racist.