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Originally Posted by Worldnet
They have there own culture. The speak different, they live different, they have different morals. Whites relax in the back yard, blacks hang out in the front yard(chairs and all!). Black folks are all showmen. To them there "profile" is everything! That is where the old saying came from (Driving a cadillac, and living in a shack). I live in a black neighborhood, and as a rule the above is true. They spend nothing on there homes upkeep, yet buy extremely expensive cars. I also notice that the parents spend little, or no time whith there kids. Black parents also will use extreme foul language in front of there small kids, and grandchildren. They also have no consideration of other folks musical likes, and dislikes. They will sit at the red light playing the most filthy rap extremely load with whites sitting there looking at them like scum. They have no shame. Call it racist or what you like, but its a fact !
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I love the stereotypes in this thread.
First of all, I can only talk about what I, personally, do or don't do.
I pretty much speak to black and white people all the same. However, if I'm speaking to a black person that I know well...like my boyfriend or a very close friend for instance...I will use popular urban slang. I might say "What's good?" instead of a "Hey, what's up?" Why wouldn't I say "what's good?" to a white person that I don't know in a general conversation? It's mainly because I want the conversation to flow. I don't want to have to pause and explain what I'm saying/asking. I want to speak in a general dialect that I'm sure they and I will both understand without the need for pause or explanation.
We all got off on the speech thing, but I'm not even 100% sure what AaronM even meant by:
"Why do the majority of black people have to act like they were all raised in the fucking ghetto smack dab in the middle of Compton?"
He may have been speaking about some other behavior and not even referring to speech patterns, so maybe we need a little more clarification before jumping all over his topic.