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Just because you want to weasel out of being called a racist doesn't mean people don't know what it means, nor does it excuse your racism.
I do have white skin.
I bitch about black ghettos because they are the most violent places in America.This is not a discussion on race relations. This is a thread for you to mentally jack off. You think we can't spot a troll a million miles away?
The word "troll" is about as easy to define as the word "racist".
troll (noun) An internet personality that discusses controversial matters without fear.
troll (noun) Someone who disagrees with you on an internet forum.
troll (noun) Someone smarter than me.
There are lots of possible definitions for the word troll. You can utilize all of them if you wish but it doesn't mean you are right just because someone is a "troll". You still have to make your point. You can't duck out just because someone is being dishonest, disruptive or insincere. A person's character or intent doesn't change the content of the discussion at all.
I bet you thought you were clever for shouting, "TROLL". Nope. It doesn't impress anybody. It just exposes your desire to avoid the topic at hand.
Just because you want to weasel out of being called a racist doesn't mean people don't know what it means, nor does it excuse your racism.
Black people say I'm racist because I pick on black crime and not white but I'm just hoping to get black crime levels down to our levels.
And they always assume I think all blacks or most blacks are bad when I never said that.
I don't think I'm too racist. Everyone is racist. What matters is what you are on a scale from 1 to 10. No ones a 1.
This is not a discussion on race relations. This is a thread for you to mentally jack off. You think we can't spot a troll a million miles away?
The word "troll" is about as easy to define as the word "racist".
troll (noun) An internet personality that discusses controversial matters without fear.
troll (noun) Someone who disagrees with you on an internet forum.
troll (noun) Someone smarter than me.
There are lots of possible definitions for the word troll. You can utilize all of them if you wish but it doesn't mean you are right just because someone is a "troll". You still have to make your point. You can't duck out just because someone is being dishonest, disruptive or insincere. A person's character or intent doesn't change the content of the discussion at all.
I bet you thought you were clever for shouting, "TROLL". Nope. It doesn't impress anybody. It just exposes your desire to avoid the topic at hand.
Are you a 1? Where do you live and what color are you?I bitch about black ghettos because they are the most violent places in America.This is not a discussion on race relations. This is a thread for you to mentally jack off. You think we can't spot a troll a million miles away?
The word "troll" is about as easy to define as the word "racist".
troll (noun) An internet personality that discusses controversial matters without fear.
troll (noun) Someone who disagrees with you on an internet forum.
troll (noun) Someone smarter than me.
There are lots of possible definitions for the word troll. You can utilize all of them if you wish but it doesn't mean you are right just because someone is a "troll". You still have to make your point. You can't duck out just because someone is being dishonest, disruptive or insincere. A person's character or intent doesn't change the content of the discussion at all.
I bet you thought you were clever for shouting, "TROLL". Nope. It doesn't impress anybody. It just exposes your desire to avoid the topic at hand.
Just because you want to weasel out of being called a racist doesn't mean people don't know what it means, nor does it excuse your racism.
Black people say I'm racist because I pick on black crime and not white but I'm just hoping to get black crime levels down to our levels.
And they always assume I think all blacks or most blacks are bad when I never said that.
I don't think I'm too racist. Everyone is racist. What matters is what you are on a scale from 1 to 10. No ones a 1.
So that's the excuse you give yourself? Thats pretty childish.
What do you think differently than me? I bet you are wrongJust because you want to weasel out of being called a racist doesn't mean people don't know what it means, nor does it excuse your racism.
I do have white skin.
I do to, but that doesn't make anyone a racist. A feeble brain makes you a racist.
No, but I was about to.The choices are simple.
Yes or No
Then I have never done anything racist. I've said racist stuff thoughYou mean like burning a cross on someone's lawn?
Yes. Something like that.
Lynching?
Yes. Something like that.
Using a non-PC term describing a non-white person?
No. This is called talking. Talking is not an action.
You should go to Detroit and stop at ten gas stations and I hope you treat every black person the same way you treat white people and tell us if your dumb ass doesn't get mugged.Not hard for me to answer. Yes, I grew up racist with a racist family and friends, in a racist town. The first black person I ever met on a personal basis, was in my first year of college, and I didn't understand why he didn't like to be called Ni****. That was the word I had always used to refer to black people and I was shocked to find he didn't like the term. Fortunately, I changed as the world did, and even though I can't say there is no racism left in me, I do know that skin color is a stupid way to judge a persons qualities, and no reason to treat anyone differently than anybody else.
You should go to Detroit and stop at ten gas stations and I hope you treat every black person the same way you treat white people and tell us if your dumb ass doesn't get mugged.Not hard for me to answer. Yes, I grew up racist with a racist family and friends, in a racist town. The first black person I ever met on a personal basis, was in my first year of college, and I didn't understand why he didn't like to be called Ni****. That was the word I had always used to refer to black people and I was shocked to find he didn't like the term. Fortunately, I changed as the world did, and even though I can't say there is no racism left in me, I do know that skin color is a stupid way to judge a persons qualities, and no reason to treat anyone differently than anybody else.
Black friends?You should go to Detroit and stop at ten gas stations and I hope you treat every black person the same way you treat white people and tell us if your dumb ass doesn't get mugged.Not hard for me to answer. Yes, I grew up racist with a racist family and friends, in a racist town. The first black person I ever met on a personal basis, was in my first year of college, and I didn't understand why he didn't like to be called Ni****. That was the word I had always used to refer to black people and I was shocked to find he didn't like the term. Fortunately, I changed as the world did, and even though I can't say there is no racism left in me, I do know that skin color is a stupid way to judge a persons qualities, and no reason to treat anyone differently than anybody else.
I've been to Detroit. I have friends there.
The choices are simple.
Yes or No
I doubt you went anywhere dangerous. The predators can tell when someone's fresh fish.You should go to Detroit and stop at ten gas stations and I hope you treat every black person the same way you treat white people and tell us if your dumb ass doesn't get mugged.Not hard for me to answer. Yes, I grew up racist with a racist family and friends, in a racist town. The first black person I ever met on a personal basis, was in my first year of college, and I didn't understand why he didn't like to be called Ni****. That was the word I had always used to refer to black people and I was shocked to find he didn't like the term. Fortunately, I changed as the world did, and even though I can't say there is no racism left in me, I do know that skin color is a stupid way to judge a persons qualities, and no reason to treat anyone differently than anybody else.
I've been to Detroit. I have friends there.
You mean like burning a cross on someone's lawn?
Yes. Something like that.
Lynching?
Yes. Something like that.
Using a non-PC term describing a non-white person?
No. This is called talking. Talking is not an action.
This is a thread where white people who don't have to deal with black violent crime can come and pretend they aren't racist.The choices are simple.
Yes or No
Those that say no are lying.
Black friends?You should go to Detroit and stop at ten gas stations and I hope you treat every black person the same way you treat white people and tell us if your dumb ass doesn't get mugged.Not hard for me to answer. Yes, I grew up racist with a racist family and friends, in a racist town. The first black person I ever met on a personal basis, was in my first year of college, and I didn't understand why he didn't like to be called Ni****. That was the word I had always used to refer to black people and I was shocked to find he didn't like the term. Fortunately, I changed as the world did, and even though I can't say there is no racism left in me, I do know that skin color is a stupid way to judge a persons qualities, and no reason to treat anyone differently than anybody else.
I've been to Detroit. I have friends there.
I doubt you went anywhere dangerous. The predators can tell when someone's fresh fish.You should go to Detroit and stop at ten gas stations and I hope you treat every black person the same way you treat white people and tell us if your dumb ass doesn't get mugged.Not hard for me to answer. Yes, I grew up racist with a racist family and friends, in a racist town. The first black person I ever met on a personal basis, was in my first year of college, and I didn't understand why he didn't like to be called Ni****. That was the word I had always used to refer to black people and I was shocked to find he didn't like the term. Fortunately, I changed as the world did, and even though I can't say there is no racism left in me, I do know that skin color is a stupid way to judge a persons qualities, and no reason to treat anyone differently than anybody else.
I've been to Detroit. I have friends there.
This white guy accidentally hit a kid with his truck. It was actually the kids fault. He got out of the car and the kids friends hospitalized him.
They would have killed him if not for one brave black lady with a gun
This is a thread where white people who don't have to deal with black violent crime can come and pretend they aren't racist.The choices are simple.
Yes or No
Those that say no are lying.
If I lived in Alaska I wouldn't be racist either.
Good for you! So on a scale of 1-10 you're a 3 or 4?Black friends?You should go to Detroit and stop at ten gas stations and I hope you treat every black person the same way you treat white people and tell us if your dumb ass doesn't get mugged.Not hard for me to answer. Yes, I grew up racist with a racist family and friends, in a racist town. The first black person I ever met on a personal basis, was in my first year of college, and I didn't understand why he didn't like to be called Ni****. That was the word I had always used to refer to black people and I was shocked to find he didn't like the term. Fortunately, I changed as the world did, and even though I can't say there is no racism left in me, I do know that skin color is a stupid way to judge a persons qualities, and no reason to treat anyone differently than anybody else.
I've been to Detroit. I have friends there.
One is black. A couple are Mexican. I hired a bunch there for a job years ago, and when I went to the next job, I took some of them with me. After retirement, I remained friends with some of them.
Good for you! So on a scale of 1-10 you're a 3 or 4?Black friends?You should go to Detroit and stop at ten gas stations and I hope you treat every black person the same way you treat white people and tell us if your dumb ass doesn't get mugged.Not hard for me to answer. Yes, I grew up racist with a racist family and friends, in a racist town. The first black person I ever met on a personal basis, was in my first year of college, and I didn't understand why he didn't like to be called Ni****. That was the word I had always used to refer to black people and I was shocked to find he didn't like the term. Fortunately, I changed as the world did, and even though I can't say there is no racism left in me, I do know that skin color is a stupid way to judge a persons qualities, and no reason to treat anyone differently than anybody else.
I've been to Detroit. I have friends there.
One is black. A couple are Mexican. I hired a bunch there for a job years ago, and when I went to the next job, I took some of them with me. After retirement, I remained friends with some of them.