So when people call whites "white devils" or "ghosts" (Chinese)...

[Ballbastic]

Is that 100% casual insult, or are there actually people out there who believe that whites are demons?

Lulz

[auron990]

Naw it's like calling asians chinks. I dont hear white devil as much as I hear black devil though

[SonnyBIlly]

Have fun reading:

Yakub (Nation of Islam)

Yakub (sometimes spelled Yacub or Yakob), is according to the Nation of Islam, a scientist who lived "6,600 years ago" and was responsible for creating the white race, a "race of devils". The doctrine of Yakub was first proclaimed by Wallace Fard Muhammad and was later developed by his successor Elijah Muhammad.

The story

Yakub is said to have been born in Mecca (Founded in 2000 B.C.) at a time when 30% of the people were "dissatisfied". He was a member of the Meccan branch of the Tribe of Shabazz. At the age of six, he discovered the law of attraction and repulsion by playing with magnets made of steel. This insight led to a dastardly plan to create a new people. He "saw an unlike human being, made to attract others, who could, with the knowledge of tricks and lies, rule the original black man."[1] By the age of 18 he had exhausted all knowledge in the universities of Mecca. He then discovered that the "original black man" contained both a "black germ" and a "brown germ". With 59,999 followers he went to the island of Patmos, where he established a despotic regime and set about breed out the black traits, killed all darker babies and created a brown race after 200 years, killing all dark babies. Finally, after 600 years the white race was created.

According to The Autobiography of Malcolm X, all the races other than the black race were byproducts of Yakub's work, however, the "black race" included all Asian peoples, considered to be shared ancestors of the Moors. "Whites" were defined as Europeans and Jews. The latter category includes such Black Jews as Beta Israel.

According to NOI doctrine, Yakub's progeny were destined to rule for 6,000 years before the original black peoples of the world regained dominance, a process that had begun in 1914.

The Autobiography further notes that, in Malcolm X's travels in the Middle East, many Muslims reacted with shock upon hearing about the doctrine of Yakub, which, while present in NOI theology, does not appear in mainstream Islam.

The African-American author and playwright Amiri Baraka's play A Black Mass takes inspiration story of Yakub.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakub_%...on_of_Islam%29

[Softworn]

This thread is now about flippin chickens, cuzz.

[SonnyBIlly]

Also:

The Yaweh ben Yahweh Cult

While Mitchell drew accolades in public, he became increasingly paranoid about what was being said about him at the warehouse.

He formed a secret group called "The Brotherhood," a band of tall, muscular young men available for discrete missions. To become a member of The Brotherhood, applicants had to kill a "white devil" and bring Mitchell a body part - an ear, nose or finger - as proof of the kill. Between April and October 1986, according to court papers, Mitchell's "Death Angels" descended on Miami frequently to kill random white people.

http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/n...h_cult/12.html

[Ballbastic]

Have fun reading:

DA FUK

Shiit just got real.

Brb, being a demon created to enslave humanity for 6,000 years

[Ballbastic]

Naw it's like calling asians chinks. I dont hear white devil as much as I hear black devil though

You Asian brah?

I've heard Asians using the term Gweilo a lot, and according to wiki it means something along the lines of "white ghost"

[Ballbastic]

There shall be bumps

[Stopdroproll]

You Asian brah?

I've heard Asians using the term Gweilo a lot, and according to wiki it means something along the lines of "white ghost"

Sometimes they'll say 'baht gwei" Baht = white. Gwei = ghost or something.

[Spartan87]

lulz i dont even find it offensive, nor any of the others people use on us white folk...

[iceypain]

lol not sure about other asians but us chinese call pretty much any other race 'ghosts'.

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You watched Gran Torino ?