Rare News Desk
A billboard in West Valley City in Utah is getting a lot of negative attention from passersby.
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The billboard displays an advertisement for a dating website, WhereWhitePeopleMeet.com. Many Utahans believe it represents outdated thinking.
The website’s main offices are located in Salt Lake City. Outraged residents spoke to the local Fox station Fox 13 Salt Lake City to voice their dismay for the sign.
“I just feel we should be past that whole mindset of staying within our own race and segregation pretty much,” Michelle Dessau said.
Fox 13 was unable to reach the website for comment. The “About Us” section of the dating website tells more about the services it provides.
I am sure some of you are wondering about the concept and need for a dating website titled “Where White People Meet.Com”. Our answer to that would be why not? There are various dating websites that promote and cater to just about every origin, race, religion and lifestyle out there. So again, why not “Where White People Meet.Com”?
The question naturally arises, can anyone join? That answer is yes, as long as you are at least 18 years of age and you agree to abide by the rules and regulations set forth for all members to follow. We want our dating forum to be simple and inexpensive with the ability to connect like minded people in a non discriminatory fashion.
Here at “Where White People Meet.Com” we believe in the concept that all people have the right to “Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness”. We also believe that finding your perfect partner, your soul mate is one of the best ways, as humans, to obtain happiness. Furthermore we believe that all men are created equal (the word men stands for a species, not gender).
We sincerely hope that you decide to join today. There are hundreds of dating websites to choose from, so please join ours if it fits your preferences and helps bring your ideal soul mate that much closer. Here at http://www.wherewhitepeoplemeet.com we believe that all people, regardless of race, creed, color or religion deserve to be happy and that no one should go through life alone.”
