[QUOTE="SaintWalrus"][QUOTE="TheWalkingGhost"]Marin county is 80% White and only 72.8% Non-Hispanic White. And yes, White guilt needs to take a hike and racial diversity is overrated. True diversity comes from cultural diversity, and you can get that from anything.TheWalkingGhost

I think 'art' sucks, but if I had to classify who's an "Artist" it would be anyone who's comparable to a common Renascence man during the Italian renaissance.Fightingfan

Multicultralism is lie. I prefer to stick with my own kind. No offence to other races I just don't want to mingle. On the street I'll show respect to others as long a they respect me. Sure I'll open a door and smile for people of other races but I don't want nothing to do with them other then that.

jdc6305

Marin county is 80% White and only 72.8% Non-Hispanic White. And yes, White guilt needs to take a hike and racial diversity is overrated. True diversity comes from cultural diversity, and you can get that from anything.TheWalkingGhost

A Shakespeare novel is considered a masterpiece because it appeals to all of the human emotions with its complex and interesting characters that

have such universal appeal that they stood the test of time, far greater than any other collection of books has ever.

But this is all based on what Society deems a character "Great."

A romance story would be considered good if it appealed to everyone's experiences in love. But what if we were in a different reality where

Love is an entirely different story.Hell, what if love doesn't exist

If you put that romance story in that dimension, hell, it won't be popular or considered good because it doesn't appeal to the masses of that dimension.

So if criticism and quality are based off of human experiences and society and what not, and if the rules of society are not tangible, rather, made up and are constantly changing.

Isn't it safe to say that there is no such thing as good or bad work? Merely what society approves is good work?

A prime example of this.

Lord of the rings was considered a bad book by many critics at the time, yet years later, it boomed in popularity. Why? Well, As Bob Dylan once said.

"Times are a changing."

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Not reading any of that.

Just came in to say that diversity is awesome. I'd get bored of only seeing white girls really fast.

gamerguru100

Everybody should just keep screwing everybody until we're the same color.

[QUOTE="CRS98"][QUOTE="KamuiFei"]

I'm pretty sure I was just kidding...:roll:

KamuiFei

Well, this thread is a joke, therefore, it gets a joke response. theone86 I guess took it out of context. It's cool though.

I was disappointed with the ending

With her powers Gone, Korra gets a chance to adapt to a new her and discover her inner self, the identity that is not the avatar. It gives her a chance to become a unique avatar, one with only one element of power and it would have given season 2 a good amount of material to work with

But wait, what's that?

Aang comes back and gives her her powers back and everyone else gets their powers BACK?

ohhhhhh

But yeah, it was just a cop-out

Other than that, really enjoyed the suicide part.

[QUOTE="SaintWalrus"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"] No. You claim God is real and created all. When claiming something, you need to provide evidence to support your claim. We atheists are simply ignoring your claim because it's unsubstantiated.toast_burner