Quote: (07-05-2011 10:23 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:
I think too many people here are stereotyping blacks in America,
I don't stereotype-I present the facts as they are.
Those who disagree with me are welcome to try and refute those fact as they are presented, but I doubt they will succeed.
The truth is difficult to disprove.
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yes there are poor ones, middle class ones and rich ones.
None of the trends/distinctions I mentioned regarding black American women are limited to their poor.
These phenomena transcend class.
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There are way more poor white people in America,
Not on a per capita basis.
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I am not a fan of NYC but I will say there are loads of decent black women to be found there and they are not ghetto. Through my family social circle I have met a few of these ladies.
1. Once again, this is not a class issue. You appear to be presuming that the trends I outline are limited to "ghetto" women, or women who appear to be ghetto.
That is a myth.
2. There are exceptions to every rule.
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Maybe I am paranoid but marrying ANY woman is risky,
Black American women are riskier.
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marrying one from a different culture is even riskier.
Untrue. Cross-culture marriages in this country have
lower divorce rates.
(the rate gets significantly lower still when you begin to eliminate those divorces involving massive 20+ year age differences, very short courtship periods and other extremities).
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I personally know far more bad stories regarding men that have done this than good ones.
Anecdotes don't prove the point.
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The only way this would work if you are willing to live in X country, Brazil in this case.
Agreed, that makes things easier.
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On a personal level, I live in a fairly large home and both my folks drive nice luxury cars. I use to fight against the black male stereotype but now I play into it because women do NOT want the educated clean cut black man. I still get the same questions about how many kids I have? If I am from Jamaica? etc Telling them I was born in London UK and attended a private school will lose them.
Generally correct, though I find the "clean cut" image to be useful for transcending racial/class lines in the US and appealing to a larger number of white women (reaching the vast majority who, in most cases, don't date black guys).