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Only to tards and those LOOKING to be insulted. I know from now on when some black guy says anything about a "whitewash" I will scream racism.

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Commissioner John Wiley Price truly needs to get a life.

In the context of the story, I'd say probably not...unless he emphasized "black." But since there's no mention of emphasis, I'll assume this is not the case.

Stupidity.

Whitewash? Come on RGS, don't fall into that game.

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Niggardly?
Tar baby? Even If you read the shithole of of ignorance that wikipedia is, they even assert the word "at sometime became offensive".

Ya, it became offensive as soon as ignorant blacks thought the term had something to do with race, which it never did.

Even the word nigger itself was never pejorative. It was only turned pejorative by blacks and related cranks who want to come up with new words for themselves-- colored, black, african-american, negro.

Seems blacks just like to complain. Must have learned it from the eternal caterwaul of Jews.

I'm off to head to the store and demand all the racist "crackers" be taken off the shelf.

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It's not a racist term, it's being used to imply rich white people are calling black women "black holes".
It's a promotion for racial hatred against white people.
It's all about getting cracker's money!

the term Black Hole is used because a black hole is a power so great that NOTHING can escape from it...not even light...hence the name black hole lol

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I feel sorry for the intelligent blacks when some black idiot acts up but they need to respond instead of saying nothing.
Bottom line blacks are pissed about all the advancement in the world coming from white people and how they were made slaves because whites looked at them as a inferior race.

I'm confused did you say "black holes" or Black Hoes"?

Except for that small part where blacks STILL enslave other blacks and the original black slaves were SOLD to European whites by OTHER blacks. Well not to mention there has been no white slave owners since 1865.

Wait I see your point. Can I complain now that Englishmen were forced in to near permanent bound service up until the late 1700's and then demand reparations?

How about the Chinese , Irish and religious sects forced into near or complete slavery, do we give them Reparations too? As for grudges, I think the Indians have a more viable one since we were waging war on them up till at least 1890. almost 40 years AFTER slavery ended. Perhaps they deserve reparations?

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The fact that an opinion has been widely held is no evidence whatever that it is not utterly absurd. Indeed in view of the silliness of the majority of mankind, a widespread belief is more likely to be foolish than sensible.

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Facts are stubborn things, but statistics are more pliable

-Laurence J. Peters

I never said that you had no right to have an opinion. I just said that it was, in fact, worth nothing.

-Maineman ( on 12 June 2007)

The only way the term blackhole can be racially insensitive is if the person who uses that term is predjudice deep down inside themselves.

I think Rome Owes every Christain Reparations
and Egypt owes the Jews
The US owes tha blacks and
so on
so lets just call it even

The only way the term black hole can be racially insensitive is if the person who uses that term is prejudice deep down inside themselves.

Are you kidding me? The term black hole has nothing to do about race it can never be used that way even if the leader of the KKK said it.
You need to understand what a black hole is and how it is used in a analogy.

Anyone who thinks that a black hole is a racist term is just a complete idiot plain and simple.
That's why this story made national news because of the stupidity of the black man that said it was racist and the stupidity of the black judge who asked for an apology.

A black hole is a star that has died and has collapsed and the gravity is so strong that light itself can not escape which is why it is called a black hole.

When someone uses it in a analogy they are talking about sending something in never to return.
Now if your a idiot and you think its racist then that's your problem not the person who said it.

it's obvious that we need a new word for the color black. Let's just add it to the list of perfectly good words banned by the PC crowd and move on how about

ebony, pitch-black, pitch-dark, pitchy, raven, sable, coal, charcoal

there surely must be a nonoffensive word for black.

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