Posted: 2013-10-06 09:49:39
So fmgood says I am an idiot with an inferiority complex? First, I never asserted that black are inferior, nor did I imply that anyone is inferior. Re-read my statement, and you will realize that I defined racism in terms of any two or more races, none specifically mentioned.
As for my inferiority, dear fmgood, well, we are all here BUYING PUSSY in a world with no less than 3.5 billion pussies on it, aren't we? Why are kettles calling pots... what's that again? We all here because we somewhat unfulfilled. I can tell you now though, whatever I am dealing with, isn't sourced in racism. You deal with that source of poor reading and comprehension skills and anger issues on your own terms, yes?
I also never said any one race is racist. I specifically object to any working girl turning down a client on the basis of race ONLY. THAT IS RACIST. We can debate it all you want.
And to those who say racism cannot apply because of the intimate nature of the business, think again: there are many much more "intimate" industries where race is not an issue. Religion, education, the business of treasury and money, law and personal safety, etc. where people of various races mould the minds of other races' young, doctors who operate on unconscious patients of other races and heal them (think of the "intimacy" that comes with brain surgery here), etc. This industry is not as unique nor as personal, novel, nor unique as it sometimes claims to be. It is what it is: a job!
Coming to think of Browny123's comment, perhaps we are asking the wrong question. Perhaps it isn't the WG's that are racist, but the punters, the paying customers, that dictate the behaviour of the sellers. That question would rationalise the defence of such behaviour, and the fear of WG's who offer those services of advertising those services when there is obviously a mature, eager market for such services. I'm not going to elaborate this question though because that's equivalent to addressing our nation's post-Apartheid reconciliation and acceptance process, all sides considered.