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colorblind
When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/30/2012 7:32PM Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
When I see someone, I never see their color. I judge them based on their actions, not their color. Why can't more people be colorblind like me?
willy k
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/30/2012 7:37PM - in reply to colorblind Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
I can't even see my own color. People tell me I'm white, and sure, I believe them, but I can't tell the difference.
Dude Bro
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/30/2012 7:44PM - in reply to colorblind Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Because they aren't bros.
mynexthandle
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/30/2012 7:46PM - in reply to colorblind Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Smug much?
r u blind?
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/30/2012 7:51PM - in reply to colorblind Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
If you can see them, then you see their color.
They see me trollin'
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/30/2012 8:01PM - in reply to colorblind Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Because you touch yourself at night.
Colbert
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/30/2012 10:03PM - in reply to willy k Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Now, I don’t see color. People tell me I’m white and I believe them because police officers call me “sir”.

People tell me I'm white, and I believe them, because I think we need to use racial profiling.

People tell me I'm white, and I believe them, because I've never been arrested in my foyer
Kiko
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/30/2012 10:42PM - in reply to colorblind Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
You probably don't differentiate genders too. You are a good person.
jiggaboo jones
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/30/2012 10:58PM - in reply to colorblind Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Shut up cracka!
Spike Lee
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/30/2012 11:17PM - in reply to colorblind Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Keep talkin stupid whitey! I will tweet yo address to every angry botha in the country!
Conpuzzled
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/31/2012 12:00AM - in reply to colorblind Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Because many people try not to be bullshitters.
Scalamoosh Scalamossh
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/31/2012 12:02AM - in reply to Conpuzzled Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
I don't see color either. Never have, never will. Thank god the traffic lights are arranged in the same order on every signal.
Not Smelly
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/31/2012 12:40AM - in reply to Scalamoosh Scalamossh Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
I thought nobody saw colors anymore. Aren't most African-Americans judged on the content of their character rather than the color of their skin?
markeroon
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/31/2012 1:00AM - in reply to colorblind Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
If you don't see color, how do you know that you've seen people of color?

colorblind wrote:
When I see someone, I never see their color. I judge them based on their actions, not their color. Why can't more people be colorblind like me?
buuuuuut
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/31/2012 2:37AM - in reply to colorblind Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

colorblind wrote:

When I see someone, I never see their color. I judge them based on their actions, not their color. Why can't more people be colorblind like me?


It's easier to judge by color when all people of a certain color all act the same way.

You should start seeing people in color (or at least tones), cuz it could save your life some day.
complex analysis
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/31/2012 2:38AM - in reply to colorblind Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

colorblind wrote:

When I see someone, I never see their color. I judge them based on their actions, not their color.

Are you so sure? Take the test(s) at implicit.harvard.edu.
lpd
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/31/2012 11:37AM - in reply to colorblind Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
If I were you,I will pay attention to a certain color.Make sure your children especially boys, are not close to the male persuasion of that certain color.They may get molested.
Conundrum
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/31/2012 12:43PM - in reply to colorblind Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
You are a hero to me.


colorblind wrote:

When I see someone, I never see their color. I judge them based on their actions, not their color. Why can't more people be colorblind like me?
Walt George
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/31/2012 12:56PM - in reply to colorblind Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
When I turn and see a young, bearded male of Asian or African appearance, carrying a large backpack getting into the same carriage as me on the London Underground - I swiftly get out and move to a different carriage further down the train.
Racists are BAD
RE: When I see people, I don't see their color. Why can't others be more like me? 3/31/2012 1:00PM - in reply to Walt George Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

Walt George wrote:

When I turn and see a young, bearded male of Asian or African appearance, carrying a large backpack getting into the same carriage as me on the London Underground - I swiftly get out and move to a different carriage further down the train.



Thats racist of you.
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