So you're playing the race card both seriously and not seriously?
I don't get it. Which is it? Are they "racist" terms (in which you're playing the race card) or are you just wasting our time with a tu quoque fallacy?
It isn't a tu quoque fallacy if I can prove it. Besides, why do Liberals think the term "Redskins" is racist? What of a liberal calling a bunch of protesters racists? I rarely if ever play the race card. I figured if I could link anything to race, I could win any arguments I wished, coerce anyone I wanted. Use it as the trump card. Turns out that isn't the case:
http://www.usmessageboard.com/curre...-turn-buses-with-immigrant-children-away.html
No, it's still a tu quoque fallacy, because you're using someone else's use of the race card as justification for yours.
You just destroyed the entire liberal argument on race without even realizing it. Liberals accuse others of being racist, while being racist. That is the logic I was employing.
Here's how it works: If someone plays the race card so many times, it won't matter if people use it against them. They will have won so many people over to their cause that they will be defended from any accusations of racism by their own actions.
That is how liberals react via race. If you don't agree with a black person, you are automatically racist. But if you are a black person who disagrees with the establishment, you are an Uncle Tom. Same works for people of Hispanic origin. Same goes for women and misogyny, and teams named Redskins.
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