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Here is the general rule about racism that that idiot blogger doesn't get: ITS USUALLY THE PEOPLE WHO ARE SO AGAINST RACISM WHO ARE THE MOST RACIST!... I am half black...but if I was in that church he would have gotten his teeth knocked in. Just one more reason NOT to vote for the gangster from Chicago.
I still fail to see any evidence of your claim of being a centrist, but I note ample evidence of right wing habits justifying their own malevolence by accusing others of what it is THEY are doing. Knocking in someones teeth is Christian and not thuggery? Talk about ironic.
You do have free reign to do so. What you don't have is the guts to deal with the repercussions of calling someone a spade. Therein lies the difference.
People say "let's call a spade a spade" all the time. It's a favorite line from my boss, and he's a white dude.
Well, dude, I don't recall any Sarah Palin nutcracker dolls. They reserved that juvenile delinquent BS for Hillary, who didn't deserve it. Neither did Gabriel Giffords deserve a bullet. An unqualified wh*re standing on a stage declaring she's a fiscal conservative after sellng an ice rink to eskimos deserves recognition? To wh*re mongers she abolutely does. Can we call that spade a spade?
Who suffers when this man doesn't get to serve constituency?
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Who suffers from the ignorance of those short shrift character & unfit for the authority of their office? Not just the born. Not just women. The unborn as well. There goes the alleged family values argument right out the window. Whatever could this particular social engineering agenda be about??? Care to call that spade a spade too?
You do have free reign to do so. What you don't have is the guts to deal with the repercussions of calling someone a spade. Therein lies the difference.
People say "let's call a spade a spade" all the time. It's a favorite line from my boss, and he's a white dude.
Why would anyone want to call anyone anything, do you view everything white people do and say with suscpicion of racism? Do you walk around in a parinoid state, worrying white people are trying to get over on you? I know many blacks like this and it seems to be satus quo for blacks here at the forum. Got news for ya, most white people go through life worried about there own lives and providing for their family. We, as a rule could care less what the black guy down the street is doing, as long as it does not effect me. The only thing we worry about is, that the black guy who moved in next door, is not the ghetto scum from down the road.
Don't blame blacks. Blacks didn't invent the N-word nor did they adopt it's use to denigrate another race. White folks did. Now the tables have turned slightly, and folks are now angry because they don't feel they have freedom to say things that they once did.
Blame the people that came up with the N-word to be used as a pejorative.
No one wants to use the ''N'' word, but I can't figue out why young blacks reffer to each other as ''ni**as'' ????
Don't blame blacks. Blacks didn't invent the N-word nor did they adopt it's use to denigrate another race. White folks did. Now the tables have turned slightly, and folks are now angry because they don't feel they have freedom to say things that they once did.
Blame the people that came up with the N-word to be used as a pejorative.
The N word was not a pejorative when it first came into use. It was a slurring of the word "negro" and was used for generations, particularly in the South, solely to identify someone of the black race. I used to hear it as a child late 1930's and on and it was not used as an insult unless a modifying adjective, (e.g. "stupid", "dirty", etc.). People also used to also say "nigras", "darkies", etc. and there was no mal-intent. Intention was solely for identification. When the Black Civil Rights movement began, post-WWII, it was then that word became identified solely an insult, regardless of anything else. At first "black" was the preferred identifying word. Later it became "African-American". More recently, "black" has once more become popular.
I am writing from the perspective of my own personal experience and not anything else, so don't bother posting a link to Wikipedia or any other source to refute me.
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