Racism must stop

[seekeroftruth]

Racism must stop (http://sadiqweb.com)
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A black man walks into a cafe early one morning and notices he’s the only black one there as he sat down he noticed a white man sat behind him, the white man said “coloured people aren’t allowed in here” .

The black man replied… “When I was born I was black, when I grew up I was black, when I’m sick I’m black, when I go in the sun I’m black, when I’m cold I’m black, and when I die I’m black.

But you sir…

When you were born you were pink, when you’re sick you’re green, when you stay in the sun you’re red, when you’re cold you turn blue and when you die you turn purple.”

“And yet you have the nerve to call me coloured!!!!”

[muslim forever]

salaam


When you were born you were pink, when you’re sick you’re green, when you stay in the sun you’re red, when you’re cold you turn blue and when you die you turn purple.”

An excellent reply to the man being racist.

JazakAllah for posting it.

Wasalaam

[eshar]

I am from south africa and i saw apartheid.The quote is as follows
here it is
When i was born im black
when i grow up i am black
when i get sick i am black
and when i die i am black
but you
when are born you are pink
when you grow up you and white
when you get sick you are purple
and when you die you are blue
you have some nerve to call a coloured

[sumayyah_afshar]

Asalam alikum wr wb,

I get the point but isn't the second man being just as racist as the first, and why is it always White people who are portrayed as racist. everytime it gets onto the subject of racism the muslim community always say "white people this, white people that"

i am awhite sister i am muslim first but it makes me feel uncomftable when i am sitting amonst my brothers and sisters its not nice to hear stuff about white people all the time.