Still runnin' mama jokes!!

I understand why you n**gers are so hateful now, looking for a reason to die before you alls diseases take you out. You know, sorta like suicide by cop!

Die n**gers, DIE!!!!

you kiss your mom with that mouth

He sure do and she kiss him with her cum filled mouth as well. Then they swap cum while kissing.

I don't mind generalizations to a certain degree, but when they're used as an attack on a race, gender, religious group or sexual orientation...

That says more about the person making the generalizations than the group he/she is generalizing.

That is a hypocrisy in and of itself and it's not gender specific, I know men and women who do it.

Guilty conscience??

I have my fair things to feel guilty about, this topic is not one of them.

I agree that a generalization does not mean all. Though I do believe generalization should have a quantifier; such as typing words like most, many, or some prior to the group you are describing.
"A generalization is defined as a broad statement or an idea that applies to a group of people or things. Oftentimes, generalizations are not entirely true, because there may be examples of individuals or situations wherein the generalization does not apply."
Read more at http://examples.yourdictionary.com/examples-of-generalization.html#AwOsFDJh5yGHTKEL.99

I disagree with your theory of guilt conscience. "noun. a feeling of guilt experienced by someone who is aware of having done something wrong." A rebuttal to your generalization is not often done by people who feel remorseful. It is typically because you do not quantify your generalization.

The only truth to your Hypocrisy theory is hidden in you last sentence when you type "while simultaneously doing THE SAME DAMN THING themselves."

First, let me say this ... I'm not your baby, nor anyone elses. You may adress me by my username, or Ma'am, or my given name if I have told you it. I respectfully request you do not adress me by pet names not afforded to be used by you from me.

Now to the real issue. Opening post asked if each individual who chose to read said post agreed or disagreed. I gave my answers and I gave reason as to why on two of them.
As for generalization, I said I believe you should quantify it. This belief stems from a person not wanting people to holler back that they are not that which is generalized. *which is typically gender bias remarks when made by you, dark, and Enig*

Some can be any percentage of a group from 3% to 50%, most can cover from 50.01% to 99.99%. Both say that you do not mean all, which you state you type later at some point anyways. So why not start it that way?
By telling you my belief, I am in no way trying to control your way of generalizing. I simply said I believe.

@deaf it depends....are you saying that it isnt true based on your logical facts or you feel that it is not right?

I understand why you n**gers are so hateful now, looking for a reason to die before you alls diseases take you out. You know, sorta like suicide by cop!

Die n**gers, DIE!!!!

@heart can you give me an example where I'm being bias

because of lies like women in general do

generalizing is a broad statement that is generally true to what the majority thinks on issues....stereotype is a negative connotation

there is a difference between facts and opinion.....
Generalization is opinion based on facts....
Stereotype is a opinion with emoiton
so as far as the two words go hand and hand......we can agree to disagree

That can be true but not always.

Saying "Little girls play with dolls" is a general statement, however it's not a true statement as MOST Little girls play with dolls.

"Black men are more likely to be criminals..." is that a TRUE generalization? No it's not. Based On stats that state "One in six black men had been incarcerated as of 2001. If current trends continue, one in three black males born today can expect to spend time in prison during his lifetime"

So there is a generalization based on fact, however a much larger percentage of black men are NOT criminals. Generalizing does not use proper math. Nor does it take into account the reasoning behind the generalization. For example, more black men are in prison than white men, fact. It is not because they are black however, it's because the cycle of our society has kept more of the black population in poverty or close to it and in crime ridden areas. Therefor, Poverty is the reason not skin color.

the example of little girls is an opinion not a general statement

the example of little girls is an opinion not a general statement

Little girls DO play with dolls, that is generally true statement, not opinion.

Ok I'm just coming but I'll give you a few...

Black ppl smoke weed...

Mexicans are hard working ppl...

White ppl live better lives than blacks...

Men are only interested in ONE THING from women...

Women are only interested in a man's money...

Foreign make better wives than american women...

These are all "generalizations" that are perceived from SOCIETY'S VIEW based on what the MAJORITY is showing. But to each one of these there are a minority who don't fit the bill.

But our society is based on democracy which means "The Majority Rules" so it's just unfortunate that a handful have to suffer. But you NEVER sacrifice the MANY for the sake of a FEW. And bcuz women are "Emotional" that logic will NEVER EVER register with them.

I find anything that takes away our individualism, to be negative.

I don't follow the viewpoints of societal norms as I'm quite sure most DO NOT, whether they admit it or not.

Yes but that is not a product of race, it is a product of Poverty in our society and a cycle that goes back to the abolition of slavery, that we have yet to correct.

@dark