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TonySandos

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speakeasy said:
cardguy said:
Following on from Malcolm X.

Muhammed Ali was pretty racist:



From what I read, Ali took an army IQ test and it showed him at IQ 78 which is borderline retarded. But the guy doesn't strike me as dumb at all. He's clever, quick-witted and always has some snappy come back. It really makes you question the veracity of IQ tests. A person with an IQ of 78 should barely be functional.

Samseau said:
I didn't see anything racist in that video.

Maybe not hardcore racist, but if someone is the product of a mixed race marriage I can see them feeling offended that Ali refers to their parent's union as something unnatural. I don't think Ali wants to make IR marriage illegal or anything, but I think he was going a bit further than a mere benign preference for his own. He seemed pretty critical toward people who don't feel the same way. Sometimes two people of different ethnicities fall for one another and it's all good and well. Why did he think a Chinese and a Puerto Rican can't have a healthy relationship just on account of their race? That to me is racist. And if not racist at the very least incredibly ignorant and narrow-minded. I mean shit, there are plenty of people in the same race that have terrible relationships. Look at the divorce rate? Most of these divorces are intraracial.

Edit -- What happened to Hispanic Reasoning??


Yea what did happen to Hispanic Reasoning?
 

TonySandos

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Timoteo said:
Regarding Malcolm X and Ali, you have to place their positions in the context of the times they lived in. Blacks were second-class citizens, and the targets of all kinds of hate. It isn't racist to hate people that hate you first. I believe there was a 1950s documentary done on Black Nationalism titled "The Hate that Hate Produced" which spoke to this. Also, Malcolm's views changed towards the end of his life when certain truths about the Nation came to light. It's one of the things that most people can't do - modify an opinion in the face of additional facts, and cling to their initial beliefs. Ali is merely speaking truthfully about the attitudes of most whites at the time, and to an opinion that men on this forum hold even now. In response, he and most blacks had to embrace their own out of survival. The host is expressing regret at the world as it is, Ali is simply speaking to the reality of the world as it is.

I absolutely agree. Studying on the civil rights era shows anyone with reason that black people reacted the way anyone under those conditions would have; fight if you have to.
On the other hand I'm appalled when younger, advantaged people live by the anger similar to blacks of the 50's and 60's. Generational improvements have come to pass and in order for integration to run full circle in the multicultural experiment, that strong anger needs to go. It's everywhere in the "conscious" circles though, taught by older generations, so then the youth live life like the dogs will be let loose on them.
Some tragedies still occur, but that anger presence in ever debate, even the most extraneous ones, causes the discord and derailing on the other end of the spectrum that keeps agreeable solutions from being found.
 

soup

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speakeasy said:
cardguy said:
Following on from Malcolm X.

Muhammed Ali was pretty racist:



From what I read, Ali took an army IQ test and it showed him at IQ 78 which is borderline retarded. But the guy doesn't strike me as dumb at all. He's clever, quick-witted and always has some snappy come back. It really makes you question the veracity of IQ tests. A person with an IQ of 78 should barely be functional.

Samseau said:
I didn't see anything racist in that video.

Maybe not hardcore racist, but if someone is the product of a mixed race marriage I can see them feeling offended that Ali refers to their parent's union as something unnatural. I don't think Ali wants to make IR marriage illegal or anything, but I think he was going a bit further than a mere benign preference for his own. He seemed pretty critical toward people who don't feel the same way. Sometimes two people of different ethnicities fall for one another and it's all good and well. Why did he think a Chinese and a Puerto Rican can't have a healthy relationship just on account of their race? That to me is racist. And if not racist at the very least incredibly ignorant and narrow-minded. I mean shit, there are plenty of people in the same race that have terrible relationships. Look at the divorce rate? Most of these divorces are intraracial.

Edit -- What happened to Hispanic Reasoning??


There are different types of IQs. Ali seemed to have good social intelligence.
 

Yatagan

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Deluge said:
speakeasy said:
From what I read, Ali took an army IQ test and it showed him at IQ 78 which is borderline retarded. But the guy doesn't strike me as dumb at all. He's clever, quick-witted and always has some snappy come back. It really makes you question the veracity of IQ tests. A person with an IQ of 78 should barely be functional.

This is why it's impossible to take the "Human Bio-Diversity" crowds IQ estimates seriously. If you take Richard Flynn's numbers (one of the authors of the Bell Curve) at face value than the majority of sub-Saharan Africans are literally mentally retarded, (i.e IQ below 70). Can anyone whose ever met African immigrants honestly say they believe in those statistics with a straight face?

The U.S gets the cream of the crop of African immigration, much like how it gets the better mid eastern immigrants vs the bottom of the barrel that Europe gets.

Not saying that most Africans are retarded mind you but you have to put things into perspective.
 

berserk

 
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Why are you continuing this discussion based on total hearsay that Ali had an IQ of 78, provide a source or don't use it in discussion. Ali clearly has a high IQ, anyone can tell that.
 

Teedub

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cardguy said:
Tyson respected Ali - he said nobody could ever beat Ali. His trainer (Gus) said the same thing.

I've read Tyson's book (as have you) and I don't recall Cus (not Gus ;)) saying that. From what I gathered Cus regarded Tyson as being above them all. I'll try and get some quotes out.
 

Teedub

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Seboist said:
The U.S gets the cream of the crop of African immigration, much like how it gets the better mid eastern immigrants vs the bottom of the barrel that Europe gets.

Not saying that most Africans are retarded mind you but you have to put things into perspective.

Sub Saharan African immigarants aren't a problem in the UK. Not sure about other places, but I know they've fine in Russia too. I've known a few Africans in my time and they weren't retarded at all! Maybe they didn't known the ins and outs of certain science and stuff and were very religious, but that's to be expected in a poor country (which nearly all African countries are).

In fact, when I think of it, it's only through soccer that the majority Brits really hear from Africans to be honest. So, I've linked to an interview with Ivory Coast player Didier Drogba.

For a retard, he's pretty intelligent. Bless his little heart, trying so hard.



In regards to IQ tests, there's a cult celebrity over here you may have heard of called Karl Pilington...he did an IQ test and it came out at 82 or something...he's not educated in the academic sense but he's smarter than most 'clever' people in terms of wit etc.
 

Moma

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Seboist said:
The U.S gets the cream of the crop of African immigration, much like how it gets the better mid eastern immigrants vs the bottom of the barrel that Europe gets.

Not saying that most Africans are retarded mind you but you have to put things into perspective.

The people you see who have immigrated are usually the richest people in their home country. Having wealth enables you to attend schools to further your education and also enables you to pay for the visas to fly into other countries.

I don't care how smart you are, if you are stuck in a village in any country and you are poor, you just gonna be the very sharp farmer who knows how to multiply yams and count cows without using his fingers or calculators.

So to say a particular group has a low IQ, I would love to see what markers they are using to assess IQ.

On a side note, put these geniuses with a bunch of street smart cats and they get fleeced quick.
So who's the smart one in that interaction?

Social IQ plays a major part.
 

Moma

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cardguy said:
Tyson respected Ali - he said nobody could ever beat Ali. His trainer (Gus) said the same thing.

If no one could ever beat Ali, how come Joe Frazier whupped dat ass? And how come he got his jaw broken by Ken 'Mandingo' Norton?

People say all sorts of shyt. Tyson said it out of respect for elders because it's the right thing to say.

It's the same way people say Wilt Chamberlain was the greatest center of all time cos he scored 100 points in a game against scrubs.

Or they will say Dr J was the greatest dunker ever when it's obvious that Vince Lamar Carter was the sickest animal I've ever seen in the air for professional American basketball (and probably any other organised ball play).
 

kdolo

 
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You sir know not of what you speak.

Chamberlain would be dominant in ANY era.

You try scoring 100 points against the scrubs down at the YMCA and tell me how easy it is

Not to mention paid professionals !
 

Moma

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kdolo said:
You sir know not of what you speak.

Chamberlain would be dominant in ANY era.

You try scoring 100 points against the scrubs down at the YMCA and tell me how easy it is

Not to mention paid professionals !

Put me in a game with a bunch of scrawny 140 pound rats who are 5'6 and watch me eat their lunch for a cool 100.

Wilt was working with scrubs who were shorter and weaker than him.

Put Shaq in that era and Shaq would have scored 150 in 3 quarters off of pure dunks.
 

kdolo

 
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Moma said:
kdolo said:
You sir know not of what you speak.

Chamberlain would be dominant in ANY era.

You try scoring 100 points against the scrubs down at the YMCA and tell me how easy it is

Not to mention paid professionals !

Put me in a game with a bunch of scrawny 140 pound rats who are 5'6 and watch me eat their lunch for a cool 100.

Wilt was working with scrubs who were shorter and weaker than him.

Put Shaq in that era and Shaq would have scored 150 in 3 quarters off of pure dunks.

what you are saying has no logic.

140lbs and 5'6 ??? please show me where that is the average height and weight for Will's competitors ?????

Shaq ??? as Shaq would have dominated in any era so would have Wilt.
As a matter of fact Wilt was probably a far better all around athlete than Shaq.
 

Moma

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kdolo said:
Moma said:
kdolo said:
You sir know not of what you speak.

Chamberlain would be dominant in ANY era.

You try scoring 100 points against the scrubs down at the YMCA and tell me how easy it is

Not to mention paid professionals !

Put me in a game with a bunch of scrawny 140 pound rats who are 5'6 and watch me eat their lunch for a cool 100.

Wilt was working with scrubs who were shorter and weaker than him.

Put Shaq in that era and Shaq would have scored 150 in 3 quarters off of pure dunks.

what you are saying has no logic.

140lbs and 5'6 ??? please show me where that is the average height and weight for Will's competitors ?????

Shaq ??? as Shaq would have dominated in any era so would have Wilt.
As a matter of fact Wilt was probably a far better all around athlete than Shaq.

I am saying that Wilt was 7'1 and 280. His closest match up was bill russel who was 6'10 and 230. That's a 50 pound difference with height thrown in. All Wilt needed to do was drop step mofos and rain on their skulls (which he did).

Who was a matchup for Wilt? Shaq more dominant than Wilt, he would have ate him for supper.
 

kdolo

 
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I am saying that Wilt was 7'1 and 280. His closest match up was bill russel who was 6'10 and 230. That's a 50 pound difference with height thrown in. All Wilt needed to do was drop step mofos and rain on their skulls (which he did).

Who was a matchup for Wilt? Shaq more dominant than Wilt, he would have ate him for supper.
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No. Wilt was skilled player and athlete unlike Shaq who is the bulldozer.

here is eyewitness testimony: "Teammate Monte Johnson testified to his athleticism: "Wilt ... had unbelievable endurance and speed ... and was never tired. When he dunked, he was so fast that a lot of players got their fingers jammed [between Chamberlain's hand and the rim]." Reportedly, Chamberlain also broke Johnny Kerr's toe with a slam dunk.[28] By this time, Chamberlain had developed several offensive weapons that became his trademarks: his finger roll, his fadeaway jump shot, which he could also hit as a bank shot, his passing and his shot-blocking"
 

kdolo

 
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Here are more of his athletic accomplishments:

At Kansas: "Chamberlain again showcased his diverse athletic talent. He ran the 100-yard dash in 10.9 seconds, shot-putted 56 feet, triple jumped more than 50 feet, and won the high jump in the Big Eight track and field championships three straight years.[29]"

Here's more:
In 1957, 23 teams played for the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship. Chamberlain demonstrated his growing arsenal of offensive moves, including jump shots, put-backs, tip-ins, and his turnaround jump shot. He was far more comfortable and effective at the foul line than he would later be during his pro career. He had outstanding foot speed throughout the game, and several times led the fastbreak, including blocking a shot near the basket and then outracing the field for a layup.
 

Timoteo

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kdolo said:
Here are more of his athletic accomplishments:

At Kansas: "Chamberlain again showcased his diverse athletic talent. He ran the 100-yard dash in 10.9 seconds, shot-putted 56 feet, triple jumped more than 50 feet, and won the high jump in the Big Eight track and field championships three straight years.[29]"

Here's more:
In 1957, 23 teams played for the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship. Chamberlain demonstrated his growing arsenal of offensive moves, including jump shots, put-backs, tip-ins, and his turnaround jump shot. He was far more comfortable and effective at the foul line than he would later be during his pro career. He had outstanding foot speed throughout the game, and several times led the fastbreak, including blocking a shot near the basket and then outracing the field for a layup.

For good measure, in retirement, he fooled around playing beach volleyball...
 
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