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And err, Stu, if there wasn't a need for BET, there wouldn't be one. MTV and VH1 simply don't play the music much, and no other stations show the movies. Unless you believe we should all give into white America's culture.

Why is there BET (Black Entertainment Television)? What kind of verbal outbreak would there be if someone established WET?

anyone who thinks there's a need for BET is accusing someone of racism. My stance is that BET represents racism. Blacks only. Asians and whites and whatnot not welcome, not included. That's wrong. If someone thinks that general entertainment programming is unfairly excluding a certain race or culture, then the worst thing that person can do is give in, and make that visual boundry.

If someone thinks that general entertainment is unfairly excluding something, you can't just sit, beg, and wait for them to give you what you want. You've got to do it yourself. They feel that black culture is not being represented well, if at all, on television, so it's up to themselves to get what it is they want. So, what kind of outbreak would there be if there was a White Entertainment Television? There would never be one, because there isn't the need for one. There are so many shows made that feature white people on television, but there's not that many featuring blacks are there?
And second, I wonder why nearly everytime there's a discussion on this topic, BET is almost always brought up, but never Telemundo, Univision, Galavision, TeleFutura, etc. Hardly does anyone complain that those stations are excluding people, even though their business are run in the United States and broadcast from here, too.

White people cannot call a black person a nigger, yet a Spanish person can.

It's not that they can, it's just that they choose too. And it's usually Nigga not the N word.

That is pure garbage. Nigga and nigger are exactly the same word. The main reason why it's pronounced 'nigga' is because many never pronounce the 'er' sound at the end of words. Bigga, betta, sneaka are common pronounciations of simila words.

I don't kinda avoid these people because they're black, but because they look tough and a bit dangerous.

They don't look tough or dangerous, they're just posing for a picture. Wearing a large T-shirt and not smiling in a photo does not make a person dangerous.