Cee-Jay-Cee wrote: But the **** people that are creating all the fuss over this nonsense would say that is also racist as you are denying a black person the right to their identity by portraying them as white.
AudreyHepburn wrote: » And I certainly don’t see Justin Trudeau as racist nor do I think he should have had to apologize. People are far too easily offended nowadays.
Raconteuse wrote: » Go as Blacula, Blackenstein or The Blunchback of Blotre Blame.
beejee wrote: » You've packed a lot of emotion in to such a small space. So many incorrect assumptions too, impressive. But at least you're being an efficient waste of space. Go write a tweet about it for Americans fools, you'll find little support for your psychosis here in real life, even on the Internet. Oh and flog yourself a few times for having the audacity to exist.
DrPhilG wrote: » I don't think many are offended by Trudeau's latest blunder. Those on the left are sh*tting themselves and deeply confused about how they should react, because their golden boy has been caught (3 times) doing something that they would ordinarily demand resignation/stoning for. Those on the right are laughing their holes off for the same reason. Neither side is particularly offended.
leggo wrote: » The defence mechanisms you get when people realise they’ve spent their lives being inappropriate and people are uncomfortable around them are gas. “Racism is bad.” “Flog yourself for having the audacity to exist.”
beejee wrote: » It's mostly a performance. These people couldn't actually give less of fook about these things if they tried. It's the narcissism of social media. It's about getting the "likes" or the "retweets" or the chance to perform in front of a virtual crowd. That's why they do it.
PostWoke wrote: » It's not up to you to have a problem with it or not though, because you're not of the race being depicted. People still try the 'good ol' days' fallacy?
_Brian wrote: » I actually don’t know where to stand on this issue. Not being black it’s hard to form an actual honest opinion if this is offencive or racist or just stupid. Here’s a question.How about the millions of Japanese ladies who strive for porcelain white skin, are they being racist ?
beejee wrote: » I need as much defence against the likes of you and your ideas as I do against dragons and fairies. You're nothing but an Internet nobody that believes in Internet ideas. God speed, little fairy
leggo wrote: » I’d actually buy into a certain amount of the virtue signalling theory, and I know you’re only dying to have this rant so are attaching it to anything I say because you just need someone to be aggressive towards, but there’s one MASSIVE flaw in what you’re saying... We’re on boards. And boards almost-official position on any of these issues is “Myeeeehh men never did anything wrong anyway, women are evil wenches trying to take our money and kids away! What’s with the damn kids being so offended these days anyway?! Snowflake snowflake snowflake!” So, with that in mind, me saying this stuff while being aware of this works totally counterintuitively towards your idea that people only say this for thanks and likes, since I’m well aware not going to get any for it here and I’ll have to instead deal with anonymous dopes under pseudonyms such as yourself fighting for their right to be racist and creepy. Which isn’t anyone’s idea of a fun way to spend a day. Which only leaves the possibility that, shock horror, I actually think the things I said I think to begin with and it’s not all a big conspiracy just to annoy you, a person I’ve never met or spoke with until you addressed me...
Thelonious Monk wrote: » https://www.thejournal.ie/garda-traveller-video-4820564-Sep2019/ Doing impressions of travellers is racist now too!
Danzy wrote: » There goes my Halloween costume idea of Glenroe traveller Blackie Connors in blackface.
Montage of Feck wrote: Would it be racist to dress as a Arab seikh for Halloween?