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94 weeks ago @ Race Relations Project - South Park...off the h... · 0 replies · +1 points

I do not agree with people threatening or making a big deal out of South Park. Once again the whole point of this show is to offend people and make jokes about famous people or different groups of people. I mean don’t get me wrong, I am not Muslim so I don’t know how much this offends them, but I know personally I wouldn’t get offended if they made a reference to Jewish people and bashed them for something. South Park creators have the right to make a show about whatever they want and talk about whatever they want. If they weren’t doing something right, they wouldn’t still be on the air. In the real world, not everyone agrees on everything people say or do. That is just how it is. Jewish people and my religion have been portrayed many times on South Park and I don’t ever find it offending. That is why I feel this way about the whole Muslim issue. That is just me.

94 weeks ago @ Race Relations Project - South Park...off the h... · 0 replies · +1 points

Shows like South Park and Family Guy are there for pure entertainment. That is my opinion and I think this way because if it was not for entertainment, then it would not be on TV anymore. South Park has been running for 14 years and is still going strong. Family Guy has been taken off the air multiple times, but always seems to make its way back with success. Creators of these shows get threats all the time because the shows do cross lines sometimes. That is what they are on the television for and why they are so successful.

94 weeks ago @ Race Relations Project - South Park...off the h... · 0 replies · +1 points

When people think of South Park, they think of a ridiculous show that makes fun of everyone and many people find it funny. To me personally, nothing really offends me. I am Jewish and I hear all the Jewish jokes in the world. None of them really get to me and to be honest I sometimes laugh at them. South Park is a show that makes fun of topics and of course some people are not going to agree with it. It is almost like Sam’s class. Not many people agree with what he says throughout his lectures and many people get offended by it. Take the Christian Invaders for example. People flipped out on that lecture and did not agree with half of the things that Sam said. I feel like with those kinds of shows, you cannot really get offended. First of all, it is a TV show. Second, it’s a cartoon. Third, it is there to go across that line when talking about certain people or groups of people. For example, the episode about Tiger Woods. That was based only on him and took that to a new level.

95 weeks ago @ Race Relations Project - What about the men? · 0 replies · +1 points

I do not walk around campus see other guys in the gym or on magazine covers and be like “wow I need to be like them.” It isn’t something that goes through my head. The only reason I run or try to stay in shape is for health reasons, not to look good and impress everyone else. If you cannot accept someone cause they look different, then the person judging doesn’t deserve to hang out with you.

95 weeks ago @ Race Relations Project - What about the men? · 0 replies · +1 points

When guys go out at night, we throw on a shirt, some pants and shoes and maybe some guys do a little something to their hair. Girls get dressed, do their makeup for hours, their hair and then go. It is just a completely different lifestyle that one can compare to the other. Being a girl seems very tough through a guy’s point of view and being a guy seems like the easiest thing if you ask a girl. And to be honest it kind of is. One thing I think that guys try to fit in with is sports. It sounds dumb, but when there is a super bowl party you don’t want to be that guy sitting in your bedroom when everyone else is watching the game, drinking and having a great time. Other than that, I don’t see the need to fit in. Everyone is different and you accept that you cannot be like someone else. You will never be that model you see on the magazines.

95 weeks ago @ Race Relations Project - What about the men? · 0 replies · +1 points

Being a guy, I don’t feel any type of pressure to try to fit it or conform myself to be the norm. I personally feel like girls always see other girls with great bodies or whatever they see in them and want to be the same and try to change themselves to be that way. Personally, if I see a guy that is jacked or cut, all I say is good for them. They worked hard and got the results they wanted. I don’t care very much about how I look. I was made a certain way and that’s the way I am supposed to be. I have no problems with anything when it comes to body figure and being comfortable with myself. I couldn’t really care what other people think about me and I think that is the problem with females. I think they care too much about how other people judge them and what people think about their looks. I think it is a lot about personality and not so much looks. When I hang out with a girl I am a huge fan of them wearing sweatpants and not trying to impress and get all dressed up. To me it doesn’t matter.

96 weeks ago @ Race Relations Project - This is totally off th... · 0 replies · +1 points

As far as Sam’s last question goes about how he is wondering how many men reading this would play this game with our other guy friends and a couple of beers? I play lots of videogames while drinking and hanging out with my other guy friends and this is something that will never been seen in front of me. Doesn’t matter if I am drunk or sober. There are a lot of things that run through guys heads when they are hanging out and drinking, but rape has never been one of them. That is something that has never been brought up in a conversation of mine. We have talked about all types of sex and everything like that, but not rape. Alcohol can do many things to some people, but it has never turned me into a guy thinking about playing a rape game. I just didn’t think it was possible for a man to create a game and actually produce it in stores that is about rape.

96 weeks ago @ Race Relations Project - This is totally off th... · 0 replies · +1 points

The only good thing that can possibly come from this game is to maybe stop real rapists from raping real people so they can take it out on the girls in the game. That’s still not good. I completely agree with when Sam says, “I really just want to know who thinks of something like this and then can find him or herself sitting across the table from their mother or sister or daughter sharing a meal.” Its true how can you play a rape game or actual rape someone and then look at a female straight in the face.

96 weeks ago @ Race Relations Project - This is totally off th... · 0 replies · +1 points

When I first saw this video about rape in video games I didn’t know what to think. I just thought that whoever created this game is one sick, sick person. Something has to be wrong with that person if you are creating a game where the idea is to rape a female by taking her clothes off and putting her in positions to do so. I mean I am sure there are those crazy people who find this game appealing and fun. Those people should be put in jail or a mental institution. Something is seriously wrong with them. This game makes Grand Theft Auto look perfectly fine. I didn’t think I would ever see a video game based on the idea of rape. It is even called Rapelay! I know that this game is sick and people who enjoy it are crazy, but look at the porn industry these days. You can find cartoon porn if you really tried. It is almost the same thing except you aren’t taking their clothes off. All of this involving cartoons and everything else similar is just not right.

97 weeks ago @ Race Relations Project - What About Multiracial... · 0 replies · +1 points

It can be a tough decision to choose what race you want to be classified as but at the same time it can be kind of cool. You can get perks of each race. You have a privilege that many others do not have. When it comes down to it all, I think you should do whatever you want to do. If you want to play for the white team, then no one should stop you because you have both races in you. If you want to play for the brown or black team, you can do that too. I feel as if it is entirely up to the person what race they would associate with, even if it is not what most of the public would view their race to be. Live your life the way you want to and don’t let anyone tell you different. Whatever team you decide should be accepted by people because you got a little of it all.