Listen to me Asshole! I asked you a question! Why the **** can't you give me a direct answer? What would be racist about White History Month? I get it. You think I'm a racist. I really don't give a shit, but you were asked a question twice and evaded answering it by calling me names.
Grow a set, Joe. Answer the ******* question.
I did. I'm sorry you are too dumb to understand the answer, Cleetus.
Anyone who talks about White History Month is a pathetic and sad racist.
This sad moment where white males, who only represent 35% of the population but control 90% of the positions of authority, and they feel pressed upon when a woman has a job of authority or we take a few minutes to remember black folks and their contributions to history, just shows a lot of racism and misogyny which is just sort of sad.
The **** you did! What would be racist about White History Month?
Ad hominum attacks are not answers. I asked a specific question and require a direct cogent answer.
JoeB131 saying people are racist or misogynist doesn't make it so. My dislike of certain segments of society getting a free pass doesn't make me racist, or misogynistic OR homophobic. I simply feel that all Americans should enjoy all the same rights and responsibilities. If one group can have an entire month devoted to their heritage, it is not racist for another to ask for the same concessions.
I, personally have never seriously asked for white history month and I don't expect you to ask for Black History Month because THAT would be racist and I am not a racist. I'm a realist.
You, sir are the only racist involved in this discussion.
You argue that the rest of the year is all white history. Sadly, it pretty much is. The reason is not racism but the contributions historical figures have made. Sadly with few exceptions, most important contributors and even infamous people in American History have been white.
Celebrating Martin Luther King and not Thomas Jefferson, Thurgood Marshal and not William O Douglas, Jackie Robinson and not Babe Ruth is racist. All 6 were great men, but Marshal was no greater than Douglas, King less important than Jefferson and Ruth a superior ball play to Robinson.
Jefferson, Douglas and Ruth are significant because the were Americans, King, Marshal and Robinson are significant mainly due to skin color.
Now, you will again call me Cletus and tell me I'm racist, but what I've just typed out is simply truthful. If it offends you, that is due to your racism, not mine.