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whispering
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 Posted - 2010/12/23 : 13:41:28
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Originally posted by jenks:
You never hear anyone calling a white person a Euro-American or Nordic or any variation of - so why are these distinctions necessary for everyone else?
Ive actually heard Nordic being used many times. Probably notice it better 'cause i am Nordic. Though its usually used on Scandinavians only. But we all know English speaking people don't know the difference.
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jenks
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Posted - 2010/12/23 : 13:57:10
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Originally posted by whispering:
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Originally posted by jenks:
You never hear anyone calling a white person a Euro-American or Nordic or any variation of - so why are these distinctions necessary for everyone else?
Ive actually heard Nordic being used many times. Probably notice it better 'cause i am Nordic. Though its usually used on Scandinavians only. But we all know English speaking people don't know the difference.
I suppose it's probably happened then, but I doubt it's as common place as the others. Somehow I doubt police in America are radioing in to report a 'Nordic male, late 20's...' etc.
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Hard2Get
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Posted - 2010/12/23 : 14:03:11
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Originally posted by jenks:
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Originally posted by whispering:
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Originally posted by jenks:
You never hear anyone calling a white person a Euro-American or Nordic or any variation of - so why are these distinctions necessary for everyone else?
Ive actually heard Nordic being used many times. Probably notice it better 'cause i am Nordic. Though its usually used on Scandinavians only. But we all know English speaking people don't know the difference.
I suppose it's probably happened then, but I doubt it's as common place as the others. Somehow I doubt police in America are radioing in to report a 'Nordic male, late 20's...' etc.
No one ever says it in England.
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whispering
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Posted - 2010/12/23 : 14:13:58
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Originally posted by jenks:
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Originally posted by whispering:
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Originally posted by jenks:
You never hear anyone calling a white person a Euro-American or Nordic or any variation of - so why are these distinctions necessary for everyone else?
Ive actually heard Nordic being used many times. Probably notice it better 'cause i am Nordic. Though its usually used on Scandinavians only. But we all know English speaking people don't know the difference.
I suppose it's probably happened then, but I doubt it's as common place as the others. Somehow I doubt police in America are radioing in to report a 'Nordic male, late 20's...' etc.
Id assume the police use base races; white, black, latin and asian. Rather then guessing the geographic background.
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jenks
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Posted - 2010/12/23 : 16:28:00
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Originally posted by whispering:
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Originally posted by jenks:
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Originally posted by whispering:
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Originally posted by jenks:
You never hear anyone calling a white person a Euro-American or Nordic or any variation of - so why are these distinctions necessary for everyone else?
Ive actually heard Nordic being used many times. Probably notice it better 'cause i am Nordic. Though its usually used on Scandinavians only. But we all know English speaking people don't know the difference.
I suppose it's probably happened then, but I doubt it's as common place as the others. Somehow I doubt police in America are radioing in to report a 'Nordic male, late 20's...' etc.
Id assume the police use base races; white, black, latin and asian. Rather then guessing the geographic background.
'Latin' isn't a race, and 'African American' seems to be preferred over black for some reason, which to me is discriminatory. No one sees the need to use 'European American' as a white equivalent, which suggests that white people are (subconsciously at least) seen as more 'American' than black people.
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Samination
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Posted - 2010/12/23 : 17:23:09
still, he doesn't look hispanic at all. Maybe spanish, or north european, but nothing else.
But I have to agree, the image is POOR, and dont blame it on your camera, you dont got enough light in the room
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