Well, from my point of view, living in a place like San Diego, with sooooooo much racial diversity, it's hard to have hate for other races. When you live with others, you see that they are just trying to put food on the table and a roof over their head. I live in a town where they are trying to make you prove citizenship before you will be able to rent a apartment. This is hell for all the migrant workers here.

One thing that I find funny is that I'm white and 28 and in all those years, I have never dated inside my race.
dusto2k3 Reviewed by dusto2k3 on . Tongue-in-cheek racism Hello all. I've noticed this increasing acceptance of tongue-in-cheek racism in modern times recently. So called 'offensive' comedies like South Park, Drawn Together and Family Guy are all funny because the apparent bigoted and racist humour is always tongue-in-cheek, ie. It's funny because the notion of racism is so ridiculous and ignorant. I'm just wondering, is this really a good thing? On one hand we're finally able to take a step back and laugh at how we humans can be so pathetic Rating: 5