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Do you assume everyone of a particular race also follows the same culture?

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Anonymous #1 1d

religion isn’t culture. but for india and countries near, religion is a HUGE thing so yeah i would assume their families would be religious

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Anonymous #2 1d

Do you also refuse to date white people and people of Hispanic descent? Religion is HUGE in those populations as well

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Anonymous #1 1d

Huge in the black community as well

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Anonymous #1 1d

i stay away from religious people, yes.

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Anonymous #2 17h

But you just assume someone is religious based on their skin tone and ethnic features? And refuse to date most races because of it?

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Anonymous #1 17h

I’m honestly surprised I’m being ratio’d this hard just for pointing out the very obvious racial prejudice here

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Anonymous #1 14h

i’ve never met an indian that’s not from a religious family

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Anonymous #2 14h

Using your logic, it would make sense to refuse to date white, black, and Hispanic people as well, it’s stereotyping based on ethnicity and religion is known for playing a major role in those ethnic communities This post is purely about race, and people are making assumptions about someone’s lifestyle based on their skin color

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Anonymous #1 13h

Tbh I just don’t think it’s really racial prejudice when we’re talking about sexual attraction. It’s not racist to not be romantically interested in a certain group, that doesn’t necessarily mean you don’t otherwise respect them

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Anonymous #3 13h

It is racist if you make assumptions about people’s beliefs or lifestyle based on their ethnicity though. That’s the point I’ve been trying to make

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Anonymous #1 12h

Just because you aren’t attracted to someone doesn’t make you racist. It’s not like they think they have less value as a human

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totally racist

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Anonymous #7 11h

I didn’t say that. I’m saying it’s racist to assume someone’s beliefs or lifestyle based on stereotypes surrounding their race/ethnicity, idk how much clearer I can be about that

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Anonymous #1 11h

I was replying to your first comment where you were calling people racist just for voting no

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Anonymous #7 11h

I mean when the people voting no are using stereotypes to justify the answer..

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Anonymous #10 9h

Youre generalizing like a billion ppl tho...

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Anonymous #8 9h

You have to make some generalizations when answering a yes or no question. If anything I would put depends bc I’m in still attracted to the person and we mesh well then heck yah I would

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Anonymous #10 9h

Dawg... a billion people

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Anonymous #8 9h

Bro I’m sorry for not feeling attracted to the stereotypical Indian man my bad I guess.

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Anonymous #1 9h

I didn’t make any assumptions about anyone’s lifestyle or religion, i think you are lumping me in with other commenters

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Anonymous #10 9h

You phrased this in the most logical & respectful way but ur still gonna get downvoted bc some people think it’s racist to not want to fuck everyone in the world lol 🥀

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Anonymous #3 8h

You’re right, but the part where you mention sexual attraction did make me raise an eyebrow because there can definitely be an overlap between sexual repulsion and racism, as seen in some of these comments

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Anonymous #9 6h

Having a type is one thing, not dating someone solely because they’re Indian is another

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Anonymous #11 3h

Its not just about who you have liked in the past, if you vote no you’re deciding that you couldn’t possibly be attracted to/see a future with an Indian

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