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Honestly, it is hard at times to express oneself in a way that is objectively not racist, sexist, blasphemous, fat-shaming, LGBT-phobic, anti-Semitic, misogynist, misandrist, etc.
Honestly, it is hard at times to express oneself in a way that is objectively not racist, sexist, blasphemous, fat-shaming, LGBT-phobic, anti-Semitic, misogynist, misandrist, etc.
Honestly, it is hard at times to express oneself in a way that is objectively not racist, sexist, blasphemous, fat-shaming, LGBT-phobic, anti-Semitic, misogynist, misandrist, etc.
I agree.
When did we become so sensitive?
I remember when the Dukes of Hazard was being called out by the SJW's for being racist and a show on NPR had a Black fella reminiscing about watching the Dukes tear up the roads in their cool car and doing crazy jumps to ditch the cops. He remembered a good fun show where the good guys won and no one was seriously hurt in all the car crashes. He then expressed how he couldn't believe how gullible he was to be rooting on such overt racism that was evident on the roof of that orange car..
Chill people. "The Dukes of Hazard" was a good fun show adored by kids of all ages but no the SJW's had to be offended and the reruns thrown into the trash.
I can't help but wonder if with the Dukes as it is with this band Confederate Railroad that it is a very small minority that has negatively affected the majority that don't care about a flag or a name.
Honestly, it is hard at times to express oneself in a way that is objectively not racist, sexist, blasphemous, fat-shaming, LGBT-phobic, anti-Semitic, misogynist, misandrist, etc.
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