I asked my wife, who has experience with both. She said that black dick has a particular smell. I may have seeded the answer just a bit, but she didn't pause even a second before responding in the affirmative. I tried to tease out whether it was a good smell or a bad smell, but she was indifferent. It was just a smell. I didn't bother asking if ALL black dick smelled, or if all black dick had the same smell, or any other details because it was also clear that she thought it was a pretty stupid question even after I explained how it came up.
^ Possibly not even God could talk about ALL black men, to demand such level of expertise is completely pointless and if used in science we'd be still debating if all stones could light a fire or just those we used before , such extensive knowledge requested to get an answer would have prevent mankind from civilization. so let's cut it off and assume that everybody is speaking for himself based on his own experience , as I said , mine is limited to pussies and they were only two and none of them was particularly smelly. would you challenge me and say that I cannot speak for ALL black girls?
Dude, relax. It's called inductive logic, and it's how all rational beings create knowledge, not necessarily trying to stoke any fire. How would anyone ever have a conversation about anything, without making some form of generalization? To the best of my knowledge, not my wife, nor any other woman has slept with all black men. And in any case, is there really any fire in this to be "stoked"? I mean, damn, who really cares? It was a mildly interesting question at best and I just thought I'd asked a relative (to all us guys of both colors) expert and relate what she said, for better or worse. Next time I'll know that we can't have grown up discussions here.
He hasn't made a general statement, but the ENTIRE value of him making a statement about two black pussies is that OTHERS would reason inductively and make a judgement about the probability of the third heretofore un-smelt black pussy being smelly. Why are you so bent out of shape because of generalizations, as if we don't make them everyday of our lives? Or are you thinking of becoming involved with one of his two black girls? That'd be a funny, dysfunctional world indeed where even the slightest generalizations where bad. You'd better not go to work tomorrow because even though you've up until now never been accosted by a purple polar bear leaving your front porch, you never can tell...
The only generalizations I make about black people are that they have darker skin and are more likely to suffer from certain genetic conditions. Unlike some, I like to keep as open a mind as possible until there's good reason to close it and I'll only do that with individuals and not large groups or people as a whole since I don't celebrate ignorance like it's some sort of good quality.
Obviously this was ignored. Either you can choose to go back to the OPs original topic or, if you continue to feel the need to call people racist (directly or though insinuation), please take your conversation elsewhere. Honestly, this whole pattern of sending threads into a tailspin of who is racist and who isn't is getting very old and tiresome.
Instead of arguing ad nauseum, I'm going to look on the bright side and say it's kind of cool that at least you're not a racist asshole. I AM NOT going to point out that your saying "are more likely" is itself reasoning from a fewer number of instances to a larger set, and therefore a generalization. See how hard it is to create knowledge without generalizing? :)