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So?....A one-off and the idiotic rantings in a troll thread out of public view, where most of the posters don't participate in the "normal" threads anyway, does not make an army of wacists.Loading…
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Who is Paul Whelan?
no you are just lying Post the Websters definition of "traffick".www.usmessageboard.com
There are many others on this site.
No, this thread has nothing to do with that. I've seen the word "plantation" used in different ways on this site, mostly in negative ways, and wanted input on why people use it the way they do. Politically, the use of it has ramped up recently.Are we looking for words to forbid in an effort to make this a more civil place? If so, I would start with the most offensive words, and to me, top of the list is “Nazi,” especially when addressing a Jew, or describing Jews. It is reprehensible and designed to cause as much pain as possible.
Are we looking for words to forbid in an effort to make this a more civil place? If so, I would start with the most offensive words, and to me, top of the list is “Nazi,” especially when addressing a Jew, or describing Jews. It is reprehensible and designed to cause as much pain as possible.
No, this thread has nothing to do with that. I've seen the word "plantation" used in different ways on this site, mostly in negative ways, and wanted input on why people use it the way they do. Politically, the use of it has ramped up recently.
Politically, the use of it has ramped up recently.
Two links there, but there are many more if one knows how to search.So?....A one-off and the idiotic rantings in a troll thread out of public view, where most of the posters don't participate in the "normal" threads anyway, does not make an army of wacists.
This shit isn't keeping you up at night, is it?
A lot of offensive terms will ramp up as we move through the election year, and, IMHO, as Democrats start to panic as Trump continues to hold on to his lead.No, this thread has nothing to do with that. I've seen the word "plantation" used in different ways on this site, mostly in negative ways, and wanted input on why people use it the way they do. Politically, the use of it has ramped up recently.
No, I’m not being sarcastic. We have leftists here screaming “Nazi!” at Jews. I just want to make sure that if we are going to outlaw certain words that might be offensive to blacks, that we aren’t simultaneously being very lenient to antisemites screaming offensive words and concepts to Jews.Please tell me that you're being sarcastic.
So then tell us, is this going to be a regular thing now? What's the word of the day going to be tomorrow?
If any words were to be added to the ban list, we would announce it in Annoucements and Feedback. Those on the list now are due to search engine algorithms/feedback and how web sites are rated for which ones pop up in searches first, second, etc.A lot of offensive terms will ramp up as we move through the election year, and, IMHO, as Democrats start to panic as Trump continues to hold on to his lead.
That said, it might not be a bad idea to expand the list of banned words. Maybe a topic for the Announcement and Feedback forum.
If any words were to be added to the ban list, we would announce it in Annoucements and Feedback. Those on the list now are due to search engine algorithms/feedback and how web sites are rated for which ones pop up in searches first, second, etc.
Basically put, it's use depends on the agenda that someone is pushing at the time, whether meant as a slur by racists or as a demeaning attack by political opponents. Either way, it's use comes off as being "simple minded."Hard to say.
Could be for the same reason that some people get a kick out of politicizing their expressions of outrage on behalf of others in order to manufacture and subsequently institutionalize protection of their own specific interests.
Problem. Reaction. Solution.
Deep discussion, Aye. Man is a mixture of good and evil.
Basically put, it's use depends on the agenda that someone is pushing at the time, whether meant as a slur by racists or as a demeaning attack by political opponents. Either way, it's use comes off as being "simple minded."
Those that cry victim weasel their way into being "heard out" by government officials. Some of those people are behind the recent "tear down the statues" fiasco, where they think they are removing history. What they don't "get" is that they can't erase what has already happened; they can only learn from it. Question is, are they willing to learn from the past so that the future doesn't repeat the same mistakes? In regards to plantations, not all had slaves, yet the way the word has been slung around, many people hear it and have a negative view of it.I get that. But lately you can't even express a valid opinion without some entitlement minded drone raising their arbitrary victim status card.
Some routinely more than others.
Heck, I've even seen em go so far as to lobby to expand the federal government.
So the intent in raising certain arbitrary victim cards goes far beyond just feelz.
I can't read the article but I wasn't aware of cities with "Plantation" in their names.
What images come to mind?
Those that cry victim weasel their way into being "heard out" by government officials. Some of those people are behind the recent "tear down the statues" fiasco, where they think they are removing history. What they don't "get" is that they can't erase what has already happened; they can only learn from it.
Question is, are they willing to learn from the past so that the future doesn't repeat the same mistakes?
In regards to plantations, not all had slaves, yet the way the word has been slung around, many people hear it and have a negative view of it.
I asked you a question, and you deleted my post? Really?When you hear the word plantation, what does it mean to you?
What images come to mind?
Does the word have any racist connotation to you?
I've seen several people on the forum use plantation in very racist ways. Maybe they think people don't notice it or that they think they're being cute or maybe they're going for brownie points and high fives from the racists that frequent this part of the forum. Whatever their reason, I seriously doubt they realize how uneducated and ignorant they make themselves out to be.
Here are some commonly used terms that actually have racist origins
The aftermath of George Floyd’s death has sparked a cultural awakening around the nation along with re-examining the use of commonly used words and phrases.abcnews.go.com
‘Not a Welcoming Name’: Calls to Drop ‘Plantation’ Gain Steam Nationwide (Published 2020)
Across the country, people are pushing to change the names of cities, neighborhoods and gated communities that include the word “plantation.”www.nytimes.com
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No, its because Republicans can't respect two things:It's because Dems suddenly have a Kamala Harris problem. That's the short version anyway.
That's why Dems in particular have gotten politically defensive about the term.
And in that regard they clearly see that the best defense is to assume an offense because they know she'll be the target of the language.
That's where the problem, reaction, solution gag gets put into play.
The politically active/vocal blacks will be used for the emotion angle but still deemed mere utilities to provide the assist in the larger endeavor. Then under the bus they go again when their usefulness in the endeavor has ran its course.
That's how these weasels operate.
I tried to explain that to IM earlier. Was like talking to the wall, though.
No, its because Republicans can't resoect two things:
1. We are ale to com[pare policies of both parties and decide which one is best for it.
2. We have the same right to oppose black conservatives as you guys do white libwrals.
Yeah but you are t he one denigrating blacks who are democrats as if the Republican party is the solution.There's not a nickel's worth of meaningful difference beteeen em at that level of politics.
You're gonna be a slave to the monetary policy that's driving everything into the ground until the day that you kick over, just like the rest of us.
Everything else is just semantics.
