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Second off, I did say that the white people that I know laugh at this term. I don't buy that you find those terms to be racial slurs. An insult? Sure. A racist slur? Nope; not buying it.
So if none of those terms are racial slurs for white people, then what, pray tell, is a racial slur for a white person? Do none exist?
Mr Zimmerman stated many times to friends while growing up that he wished he was black
Even wanting to change his last name to Zumbaya
Huh, what exactly does that have to do with anything? I don't recall anyone that I know or have heard of name "Zumbaya". I think that he might have tried to be funny.
The fact is, he has reported five "suspicious persons" and all were black.
I ran a statisical analysis to find the probability of finding five blacks in the sample, because I have a background in statistical analysis.
These are all facts. There is nothing to dispute here.
Sure there is; you're analysis can be disputed. You are basing your analysis on the assumption that the people were not suspicious and ran it on the basis of finding 5 blacks from the general population. If you were to say that people that commit crimes would be people that may appear suspicious and figured out the probability of finding five blacks from the population with criminal records, your results would be different.
Can you run the probability that a racist would volunteer his time to tutor minority kids without pay?
(Actually, Zimmerman's mother was from Venzuela... for you racists who think his ancestry is important)
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