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post 1546945621 03-20-2018, 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted By faxanadu
Ya... but there are still tens of millions of non Caucasians out there that don't live in chitholes. All of this stuff is so overwhelmingly done by Caucasians ... way more than their share of the population. I remember reading that special forces in the USA follows the same trend too... almost all Caucasians.

IMO it's gotta be some weird cultural or genetic anomaly.
Oh there is definitely a cultural aspect of it. For your special forces example, many white guys have a family tradition of joining the military that is unmatched in other demographics because they weren't allowed to be part of the military, so of course they make up a higher percentage of SF members. In addition, they are more likely to have an education due in part to cultural expectations and in part to higer income/wealth of their family.

I still think the most important part is historically higher levels of free time and disposable income.
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I do notice black folks aren't always as adventurous. Kinda annoying.
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Originally Posted By faxanadu
I met a young South Korean guy that was camping/couch surfing across the USA when i was bicycling across the country. Dude said back in Korea they have some awesome mountains and nature stuff, but almost nobody does it. He said he was the only person he knew that was remotely interested in climbing/hiking/nature.
Maybe the younger people don't but I've been to Korea (all over not just Seoul) and those old people are hiking up mountains all the time lol. I mean like senior citizen old.
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Originally Posted By sword_
I do notice black folks aren't always as adventurous. Kinda annoying.
I've noticed that. I saw one black dude on the Appalachian Trail. Anytime i go kayaking, jogging, bicycling, or hiking around Houston it's a rarity to find a black dude. Asians actually might be even more rare. I did the MS150 a few years ago and it was basically the same thing. On the flip-side though... the few minorities i do meet doing these activities are usually beasts. Rode with a half black half native american dude through Yellowstone ... dude should of been on some kind of pro cycling team.
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Originally Posted By PenorBrahNoHomo
You forgot an important one:

- exploring and conquering the entire world
after that everything seemed pretty boring so dudes were like "imma suit up in this wing suit and thread the needle on that hole in the mountain up ahead"
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IDK tbh. It might have more to do with other factors than race, such as wealth. Or it could be that wypipo are less risk averse? IDK.
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Originally Posted By faxanadu
Ya... but there are still tens of millions of non Caucasians out there that don't live in chitholes. All of this stuff is so overwhelmingly done by Caucasians ... way more than their share of the population. I remember reading that special forces in the USA follows the same trend too... almost all Caucasians.

IMO it's gotta be some weird cultural or genetic anomaly.
For SoF, Goggins said on JRE podcast that a lot of black guys (in the US at least) aren't competent swimmers, so that's an added barrier. Many black people in the US don't grow up swimming, plus apparently we don't float as much. I think the term he used was "negative buoyancy". Never heard that but I believe him considering he was a SEAL.

As far as being adventurous in terms of going on trips and mountain biking the Great Divide and stuff, that takes quite a lot of resources to do. It also takes a culture of being outdoors-y. Very few people do truly adventurous stuff, and those that can do it for recreation are probably pretty wealthy or prioritize it because it's a hobby. Your average working class white guy from the rust belt isn't going out skydiving and skiing in the Rockies, for example. He might invest in a couple nice hunting rifles instead since that's probably what he grew up doing/what culture he was born into. In many ways it comes down to different priorities.
Some wealthy black people do these things, but it's not like they really have a tradition of doing this considering that their parents and grandparents wouldn't have ever done these things. So there are fewer of them that ever get exposed to these things. Those that have the money to do these things might choose to invest in something they're already familiar with.
Culture does play a big part too, though. Among minorities, whenever someone does something that the particular minority group doesn't traditionally do, they're ostracized. I used to get called out for skating and snowboarding for example. I'm sure many people let this get to them.
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Black ppl get their adrenaline rush too OP. They do drive bys, robberys, assault, burglary and grand theft auto. Lol jk
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post 1546954511 03-20-2018, 03:57 PM
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post 1546956231 03-20-2018, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted By LordBroly
For SoF, Goggins said on JRE podcast that a lot of black guys (in the US at least) aren't competent swimmers, so that's an added barrier. Many black people in the US don't grow up swimming, plus apparently we don't float as much. I think the term he used was "negative buoyancy". Never heard that but I believe him considering he was a SEAL.

As far as being adventurous in terms of going on trips and mountain biking the Great Divide and stuff, that takes quite a lot of resources to do. It also takes a culture of being outdoors-y. Very few people do truly adventurous stuff, and those that can do it for recreation are probably pretty wealthy or prioritize it because it's a hobby. Your average working class white guy from the rust belt isn't going out skydiving and skiing in the Rockies, for example. He might invest in a couple nice hunting rifles instead since that's probably what he grew up doing/what culture he was born into. In many ways it comes down to different priorities.
Some wealthy black people do these things, but it's not like they really have a tradition of doing this considering that their parents and grandparents wouldn't have ever done these things. So there are fewer of them that ever get exposed to these things. Those that have the money to do these things might choose to invest in something they're already familiar with.
Culture does play a big part too, though. Among minorities, whenever someone does something that the particular minority group doesn't traditionally do, they're ostracized. I used to get called out for skating and snowboarding for example. I'm sure many people let this get to them.
That's a common misconception. Both my trips cost no more than $3000 for up to 6 months of adventure. Seen people do it for less.
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All of those things are actually very expensive to train/do. And caucasians are overall beter off financially. Especially in the places where they actually do that stuff.

Why are there so many white bodybuilders? Well bodybuilding is expensive as fuk so you need your own business or a sponsor behind you or you revel in mediocrity.

Oh you want to do some alpine climing? Cough up a fortune for a pass/sherpas pls. You want to train rock climing? Here's a stupid hourly rate to climb a shetty wall surrounded by white semi-geeks. And I know, you can do some trips for a few grand. Yeah not many people have a few grand for something lying around and certainly not ON TOP of a normal vacation.

Also if your life is a safe spot with protection and little to no excitement, you will try to get your rocks off in seemingly dangerous sports in controlled environments to feel like a badass. Mainly white people grow up in these conditions.
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Originally Posted By PenorBrahNoHomo
You forgot an important one:

- exploring and conquering the entire world
this, if it wasn't for dat dere white people doing white people things meme, who the **** would have sailed west in hopes of either going around the globe or falling from the edge of a flat shaped one

plus most of those sports require some serious cash, why do pleb stuff when you can be alone doing awesome stuff
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Originally Posted By sword_
Caucs always doing crazy ish. Nothing new.
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Originally Posted By Midgetkiller
All of those things are actually very expensive to train/do. And caucasians are overall beter off financially. Especially in the places where they actually do that stuff.

Why are there so many white bodybuilders? Well bodybuilding is expensive as fuk so you need your own business or a sponsor behind you or you revel in mediocrity.

Oh you want to do some alpine climing? Cough up a fortune for a pass/sherpas pls. You want to train rock climing? Here's a stupid hourly rate to climb a shetty wall surrounded by white semi-geeks. And I know, you can do some trips for a few grand. Yeah not many people have a few grand for something lying around and certainly not ON TOP of a normal vacation.

Also if your life is a safe spot with protection and little to no excitement, you will try to get your rocks off in seemingly dangerous sports in controlled environments to feel like a badass. Mainly white people grow up in these conditions.
but why do i see average blacks wearing more expensive clothes, shoes, accessories, than average whites if theyre not well off?
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Originally Posted By salamisalem
Honestly tho some of it is from societal/cultural pressures. I'm completely white washed lol but my parents are foreign and a lot of things I do might break their hearts. I still do whatever the fk I wanna do but I'm the exception for non-white brahs. Also family expectations etc
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
Just wait, one day blacks will get jealous of this stuff too and say we'e excluding them from rock climbing and race rowing. It's the next complaint hurdle on the horizon.


In b4 oversensitive people get bent out of shape by this post.
Or you could just answer OP with a list of reasons.
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Originally Posted By sword_
Caucs always doing crazy ish. Nothing new.
true cuzz thats some white ppl chit wont ever see me doing these dumb things, when ppl say they are "adrenaline junkies" i cringe hard get under 315 and rep it and see how that feels you bunch of childlish cowards
Originally Posted By fishnbrah
but why do i see average blacks wearing more expensive clothes, shoes, accessories, than average whites if theyre not well off?
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Originally Posted By sword_
I do notice black folks aren't always as adventurous. Kinda annoying.
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Originally Posted By fishnbrah
but why do i see average blacks wearing more expensive clothes, shoes, accessories, than average whites if theyre not well off?
Haha so true. The moment hispanics or blacks in the hood get leftover money, they buy the newest car and rims. See it all the time. I just invest everything. So can't relate to either.
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Originally Posted By faxanadu
That's a common misconception. Both my trips cost no more than $3000 for up to 6 months of adventure. Seen people do it for less.
Interdasting, that's much less than what I thought. It is still quite a lot of cash for many people. Most people don't have $1500 in disposable cash available for a trip. Also, resources go beyond cash in hand. I'm assuming people generally already have the necessary equipment/practice for these types of things (correct me if i'm wrong). I also doubt that most americans can go even two months without working.
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Originally Posted By inb4everything
Haha so true. The moment hispanics or blacks in the hood get leftover money, they buy the newest car and rims. See it all the time. I just invest everything. So can't relate to either.
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Originally Posted By LordBroly
Interdasting, that's much less than what I thought. It is still quite a lot of cash for many people. Most people don't have $1500 in disposable cash available for a trip. Also, resources go beyond cash in hand. I'm assuming people generally already have the necessary equipment/practice for these types of things (correct me if i'm wrong). I also doubt that most americans can go even two months without working.
There are a ton of people that do those hiking/biking adventures that work at McDonalds for 6 months or something and then go adventuring for the other 6. Most of the Appalachian Trail is no more difficult mentally than walking around a park. There are markings on the trees telling you where to go the whole 2000+ miles, shelters, water, etc. The only thing holding someone back from doing it is either a disability or priority (they just don't want to). Plenty of people have started the whole thing financially broke and still completed it. All of this is why i suspect it is simply a cultural or maybe even genetic thing.
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