"I find white women more attractive than black women"CriticKitten said:YOUR definition: "the belief that some races of people are better than others"
More attractive = better, there is no way around that. You can find black women equal in every other way, but saying they are, as a whole and not individually, less attractive than another race's women, that's racist.
Give names. Individualize it. Then it wouldn't be racist. BLANKET STATEMENTS ARE GENERALLY AN -ism. This blanket statement concerns race. Race + ism
They are saying "X is better to me". That's what a preference is. "White is better to me" is a racist preference. "Apples are the best fruit to me" is fruitist, so on and so forth.They're not saying that "X is better"
...Would you ever tell someone that, that you won't date someone because "I prefer white and they aren't white", and if not, is it because it sounds racist?"I prefer Y and you aren't Y"
Dude, I like Skittles and I find every other type of candy inferior. Skittles are the master-race of candy to me. I will always choose skittles over other things if given the option, as you would probably do the opposite with twizzlers, and avoid them if possible.I don't like Twizzlers, but that doesn't mean it's an "inferior" candy in my mind. It's just not something I find tasty.
I don't like racing games. I don't play them. That makes me "race-ist", get it?
Does anyone care if I like skittles and hate racing games as long as I don't try to replace all candy with skittles or ban racing games from being made? No, and if they do, fuck them.
If this was a conversation, I'd be laughing in anger right now. You know that kind of nervous anger where it's like "I can't believe this". The definition is there. I've explained the second definition. This topic is about race discrimination, the third definition. Both fit perfectly and I'm disappointed with what I've read from most people in here.It's not that I don't get what you're saying, and some of your objections are fair enough, but you're clearly twisting the meaning of the word into something it's not.