i dont think that anyone has the privilege to say the other party supporters are racist only...
racism comes from all parties and sides...there is not an exclusive party when it comes to racism..
you can be a democrat,or republican and be racist..
the guy on this photo i post is a racist..if someone wear a shirt that says,"keep the black in the white house",is racist too in my book...
not on the train my friend, the black man with a t-shirt reading ,"keep the black in the white house" would be making a statement with freedom of speach and only being proud of his/her heritage.
i dont think that anyone has the privilege to say the other party supporters are racist only...
racism comes from all parties and sides...there is not an exclusive party when it comes to racism..
you can be a democrat,or republican and be racist..
the guy on this photo i post is a racist..if someone wear a shirt that says,"keep the black in the white house",is racist too in my book...
Holy shit - openmindedness?! Allowing for stupidity in all parties? Not flinging shit at one side only?
i dont think that anyone has the privilege to say the other party supporters are racist only...
racism comes from all parties and sides...there is not an exclusive party when it comes to racism..
you can be a democrat,or republican and be racist..
the guy on this photo i post is a racist..if someone wear a shirt that says,"keep the black in the white house",is racist too in my book...
not on the train my friend, the black man with a t-shirt reading ,"keep the black in the white house" would be making a statement with freedom of speach and only being proud of his/her heritage.
Godfather.
So you don't find the tshirt to be racially motivated :?:
I didn't read the whole thread, but I'm assuming someone has already brought up the possibility that the person in the photo could have been planted there (or photoshopped) by Obama supporters?
The only people we should try to get even with...
...are those who've helped us.
Right 'round the corner could be bigger than ourselves.
The only mouths the N word flows freely from are the rappers and blacks themselves. This President and the dems. have brought out the racism in the country. They think Blacks are not efficient enough to get to the polls by themselves. They also think Blacks and Hispanic are incapable of acquiring an ID. They think only whites can do these things. You need to do some research before you make comments like those. You are also wrong about the Tea Party they are the only group that Does NOT care about skin color.
You've really outdone yourself this time.......nothing like a white, middle-class, spoiled punk taking this point of view.
This post shows everything that is wrong with the ignorance, narrow-mindedness, and ego in our society.
I didn't read the whole thread, but I'm assuming someone has already brought up the possibility that the person in the photo could have been planted there (or photoshopped) by Obama supporters?
even if this way,the rest of people around should kick him out...even security there to tell him that the shirt is racist and insolting the rest of supporters and Romnay campaign..
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The only mouths the N word flows freely from are the rappers and blacks themselves. This President and the dems. have brought out the racism in the country. They think Blacks are not efficient enough to get to the polls by themselves. They also think Blacks and Hispanic are incapable of acquiring an ID. They think only whites can do these things. You need to do some research before you make comments like those. You are also wrong about the Tea Party they are the only group that Does NOT care about skin color.
You've really outdone yourself this time.......nothing like a white, middle-class, spoiled punk taking this point of view.
This post shows everything that is wrong with the ignorance, narrow-mindedness, and ego in our society.
You know NOTHING........Never was I spoiled, and I am to old to be a punk, but thanks for the compliment.
“We the people are the rightful masters of bothCongress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution.” Abraham Lincoln
FYI...the idiot in the photo hails from the great state of Ohio.....was photographed 20 miles from my home.I work in a hair salon......where women feel its okay to " talk off the cuff". I don't care personally if your black..white...purple ..blue whatever....NEVER a need to use the N word. You use the same old reasoning that its okay .." not that offensives" because black people use a version of it. I was simply saying I hear it daily.....and HATE the word....because these women don't mean it in a joking way. And on the subject of tea parties....people can sugar coat as much as they want the majority of members are also carrying the card of the white supremest group the Kkk. This just gives them the legitimacy....its accepted. Don't know about your area Ariel....but here in the buckeye state.....have seen more confederate flags than in south Carolina....hell my neighbor has an empty chair hanging with a sign next to it that says " God bless America"....our rural police turn a blind eye. Its pretty much the same view amongst them. The statement " they cling to guns..God and gays" applies to them.....but in the appropriate way..Not in my view.Were supposed to be as a nation better than this....or wearing a shirt like the racist choose....it is why it is!
I worked in hair salons for 20 years and I am in the south. I have never heard one person use that word.....Ohio must be a crazy place ( no disrespect ) if you have that many KKK members there. The Tea Party around here are not members of the KKK.....the empty chair I think relates to Clint Eastwood speech at the convention. Yes we have confederate flags here.
“We the people are the rightful masters of bothCongress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution.” Abraham Lincoln
I didn't read the whole thread, but I'm assuming someone has already brought up the possibility that the person in the photo could have been planted there (or photoshopped) by Obama supporters?
If they accept that reasoning they can't call people names
“We the people are the rightful masters of bothCongress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution.” Abraham Lincoln
You know NOTHING........Never was I spoiled, and I am to old to be a punk, but thanks for the compliment.
Sorry, but I thought that too.
There's nothing more annoying than a white person whining that there's something that they're not allowed to do.
You now what? Welcome to our world. Life isn't fair.
I can't sponsor my husband for a Green Card and some members here thrill in calling him "your boyfriend", Barack Obama can't be president without being called a "Kenyan Loud Tribesman with an anti-Colonial point of view" and you can't call him a "Niga," as you put it.
How ever shall you survive?
As to the rest of your little temper tantrum... those Voter ID laws were written very specifically to target minority voters, women and the poor. You know this, of course, and you also know that the Tea Party rallies featuring posters of the president with a bone through his nose and adults carrying around monkey dolls and making monkey noises are rife with racism.
And, since you're apparently a lot older than we might have thought, you've seldom actually had to suffer the indignity of being called out on it. It used to be that white people could get away with all their coded, casual racism, sexism and homophobia and never have to answer for it. And now that they do... they can't deal with "those people" - the blacks and the hispanics and even us gays - standing up to them.
And they're just going to have to get used to it because we're not going away.
You know NOTHING........Never was I spoiled, and I am to old to be a punk, but thanks for the compliment.
Sorry, but I thought that too.
There's nothing more annoying than a white person whining that there's something that they're not allowed to do.
You now what? Welcome to our world. Life isn't fair.
I can't sponsor my husband for a Green Card and some members here thrill in calling him "your boyfriend", Barack Obama can't be president without being called a "Kenyan Loud Tribesman with an anti-Colonial point of view" and you can't call him a "Niga," as you put it.
How ever shall you survive?
As to the rest of your little temper tantrum... those Voter ID laws were written very specifically to target minority voters, women and the poor. You know this, of course, and you also know that the Tea Party rallies featuring posters of the president with a bone through his nose and adults carrying around monkey dolls and making monkey noises are rife with racism.
And, since you're apparently a lot older than we might have thought, you've seldom actually had to suffer the indignity of being called out on it. It used to be that white people could get away with all their coded, casual racism, sexism and homophobia and never have to answer for it. And now that they do... they can't deal with "those people" - the blacks and the hispanics and even us gays - standing up to them.
And they're just going to have to get used to it because we're not going away.
I have never been called out on it because I am not a racist, I am not prejudiced. The only time I have ever been accused is on here buy you people that don't even know me...I was a kid right in the middle of the integrating of schools....We could not go to our local Jr high school around the corner...we were bused an hour away to an all black school...they hated US...there were riots..I usually skipped on those days ( I hated violence)...buy the time we got to high school things cooled down......My best friend was the star football player he watched over me and made sure no one messed with me and he was black....I worked in salons for 20 years lots of gays work in this field, I loved it....I am white there is nothing I can do about it (stop holding it against me)...The N word was never allowed in my house....my son did come home one day and asked why black kids call the white kids cracker? You guys have kids? have you had to teach them to be the better person? It's not easy.
Have you been to a Tea Party? Because the things you say are not true...maybe in Ohio or L.A. but not here or the other states I have been in...
So stop calling people things that you have no idea about what you are saying :nono:
“We the people are the rightful masters of bothCongress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution.” Abraham Lincoln
I have never been called out on it because I am not a racist, I am not prejudiced. The only time I have ever been accused is on here buy you people that don't even know me...I was a kid right in the middle of the integrating of schools....We could not go to our local Jr high school around the corner...we were bused an hour away to an all black school...they hated US...there were riots..I usually skipped on those days ( I hated violence)...buy the time we got to high school things cooled down......My best friend was the star football player he watched over me and made sure no one messed with me and he was black....I worked in salons for 20 years lots of gays work in this field, I loved it....I am white there is nothing I can do about it (stop holding it against me)...The N word was never allowed in my house....my son did come home one day and asked why black kids call the white kids cracker? You guys have kids? have you had to teach them to be the better person? It's not easy.
Have you been to a Tea Party? Because the things you say are not true...maybe in Ohio or L.A. but not here or the other states I have been in...
So stop calling people things that you have no idea about what you are saying :nono:
So all of that and you still don't understand why minorities have words they can use amongst themselves but you can't use?
I have never been called out on it because I am not a racist, I am not prejudiced. The only time I have ever been accused is on here buy you people that don't even know me...I was a kid right in the middle of the integrating of schools....We could not go to our local Jr high school around the corner...we were bused an hour away to an all black school...they hated US...there were riots..I usually skipped on those days ( I hated violence)...buy the time we got to high school things cooled down......My best friend was the star football player he watched over me and made sure no one messed with me and he was black....I worked in salons for 20 years lots of gays work in this field, I loved it....I am white there is nothing I can do about it (stop holding it against me)...The N word was never allowed in my house....my son did come home one day and asked why black kids call the white kids cracker? You guys have kids? have you had to teach them to be the better person? It's not easy.
Have you been to a Tea Party? Because the things you say are not true...maybe in Ohio or L.A. but not here or the other states I have been in...
So stop calling people things that you have no idea about what you are saying :nono:
So all of that and you still don't understand why minorities have words they can use amongst themselves but you can't use?
Personally I don't want to use them. What I am saying if it is not used in a derogatory why discriminate against anyone using the word since the word has new meaning depending on how it is used?
“We the people are the rightful masters of bothCongress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution.” Abraham Lincoln
i dont think that anyone has the privilege to say the other party supporters are racist only...
racism comes from all parties and sides...there is not an exclusive party when it comes to racism..
you can be a democrat,or republican and be racist..
the guy on this photo i post is a racist..if someone wear a shirt that says,"keep the black in the white house",is racist too in my book...
not on the train my friend, the black man with a t-shirt reading ,"keep the black in the white house" would be making a statement with freedom of speach and only being proud of his/her heritage.
Godfather.
So you don't find the tshirt to be racially motivated :?:
do you find the other t-shirts with other sbujects of color and nationality racially motivated ?
What I am saying if it is not used in a derogatory why discriminate against anyone using the word since the word has new meaning depending on how it is used?
The "how it's used" is kinda the key, there.
I don't want to get into this with 'the N word,' so let's use 'homo.'
I can use that word when I'm with my close buddies who are, like me, gay. I wouldn't use that with just any other gay man... there has to be a close enough relationship or I have to be sure that he and I are on the same wavelength to use it. I would never call the gay man who works as a manager at my bank "homo."
But when I call my best friend or my brother "homo," it becomes not only an ironic use of a very foul word that we've had used against us as weapons, but a sort of bonding ritual... I take the power of that word away by using it with the "we're both this and it makes us stronger."
But when that word comes from someone who has NOT had that word used against them... it's not longer a bonding ritual and it's not an empowering act. It's a straight guy either verbally attacking me OR a well-meaning straight guy pandering to me. You can't bond with me on that level because you're not gay.
And you can't bond with black men using 'the N word' because it's never been used against you in a negative way.
What I am saying if it is not used in a derogatory why discriminate against anyone using the word since the word has new meaning depending on how it is used?
The "how it's used" is kinda the key, there.
I don't want to get into this with 'the N word,' so let's use 'homo.'
I can use that word when I'm with my close buddies who are, like me, gay. I wouldn't use that with just any other gay man... there has to be a close enough relationship or I have to be sure that he and I are on the same wavelength to use it. I would never call the gay man who works as a manager at my bank "homo."
But when I call my best friend or my brother "homo," it becomes not only an ironic use of a very foul word that we've had used against us as weapons, but a sort of bonding ritual... I take the power of that word away by using it with the "we're both this and it makes us stronger."
But when that word comes from someone who has NOT had that word used against them... it's not longer a bonding ritual and it's not an empowering act. It's a straight guy either verbally attacking me OR a well-meaning straight guy pandering to me. You can't bond with me on that level because you're not gay.
And you can't bond with black men using 'the N word' because it's never been used against you in a negative way.
couldn't have said it better myself.
"I need your strength for me to be strong...I need your love to feel loved"
I see what your saying. I am saying everyone wants to be treated the same. I hear you saying in other post you are the same as everyone else why can't I get married. Yet people want to pick and choose what words ( I am talking used only in a non derogatory way) some people can use. Now if everyone is the same (and that is what I believe) how can it be non discriminatory that only chosen people can use certain words? Will their always be discrimination one way or another?
“We the people are the rightful masters of bothCongress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution.” Abraham Lincoln
I see what your saying. I am saying everyone wants to be treated the same. I hear you saying in other post you are the same as everyone else why can't I get married. Yet people want to pick and choose what words ( I am talking used only in a non derogatory way) some people can use. Now if everyone is the same (and that is what I believe) how can it be non discriminatory that only chosen people can use certain words? Will their always be discrimination one way or another?
When the words "faggot" and "nigger" are no longer used as weapons against gay people and black people and all memory of their use like that is gone... Everyone will be free to use those words, I guess.
It ts very sad that President Obama will not get some people's votes and that will be the only reason for it. I find it amazing that some of the dinosaurs survived the ice age.
this goes both ways. I am sorry but you would probably be relatively surprised if the black lady who sits next to you at work said she was voting for Mitt Romney -- and i bet if we look hard enough we could find a shirt with a slogan similar to this in reverse -- not saying any of it is right -- obviously it is the wrong reason to vote for someone but it most certainly is a reason on both sides of this election.
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not on the train my friend, the black man with a t-shirt reading ,"keep the black in the white house" would be making a statement with freedom of speach and only being proud of his/her heritage.
Godfather.
In-con-theivable!
So you don't find the tshirt to be racially motivated :?:
...are those who've helped us.
Right 'round the corner could be bigger than ourselves.
You've really outdone yourself this time.......nothing like a white, middle-class, spoiled punk taking this point of view.
This post shows everything that is wrong with the ignorance, narrow-mindedness, and ego in our society.
"..That's One Happy Fuckin Ghost.."
“..That came up on the Pillow Case...This is for the Greek, With Our Apologies.....”
You know NOTHING........Never was I spoiled, and I am to old to be a punk, but thanks for the compliment.
I worked in hair salons for 20 years and I am in the south. I have never heard one person use that word.....Ohio must be a crazy place ( no disrespect ) if you have that many KKK members there. The Tea Party around here are not members of the KKK.....the empty chair I think relates to Clint Eastwood speech at the convention. Yes we have confederate flags here.
If they accept that reasoning they can't call people names
Sorry, but I thought that too.
There's nothing more annoying than a white person whining that there's something that they're not allowed to do.
You now what? Welcome to our world. Life isn't fair.
I can't sponsor my husband for a Green Card and some members here thrill in calling him "your boyfriend", Barack Obama can't be president without being called a "Kenyan Loud Tribesman with an anti-Colonial point of view" and you can't call him a "Niga," as you put it.
How ever shall you survive?
As to the rest of your little temper tantrum... those Voter ID laws were written very specifically to target minority voters, women and the poor. You know this, of course, and you also know that the Tea Party rallies featuring posters of the president with a bone through his nose and adults carrying around monkey dolls and making monkey noises are rife with racism.
And, since you're apparently a lot older than we might have thought, you've seldom actually had to suffer the indignity of being called out on it. It used to be that white people could get away with all their coded, casual racism, sexism and homophobia and never have to answer for it. And now that they do... they can't deal with "those people" - the blacks and the hispanics and even us gays - standing up to them.
And they're just going to have to get used to it because we're not going away.
I have never been called out on it because I am not a racist, I am not prejudiced. The only time I have ever been accused is on here buy you people that don't even know me...I was a kid right in the middle of the integrating of schools....We could not go to our local Jr high school around the corner...we were bused an hour away to an all black school...they hated US...there were riots..I usually skipped on those days ( I hated violence)...buy the time we got to high school things cooled down......My best friend was the star football player he watched over me and made sure no one messed with me and he was black....I worked in salons for 20 years lots of gays work in this field, I loved it....I am white there is nothing I can do about it (stop holding it against me)...The N word was never allowed in my house....my son did come home one day and asked why black kids call the white kids cracker? You guys have kids? have you had to teach them to be the better person? It's not easy.
Have you been to a Tea Party? Because the things you say are not true...maybe in Ohio or L.A. but not here or the other states I have been in...
So stop calling people things that you have no idea about what you are saying :nono:
So all of that and you still don't understand why minorities have words they can use amongst themselves but you can't use?
Personally I don't want to use them. What I am saying if it is not used in a derogatory why discriminate against anyone using the word since the word has new meaning depending on how it is used?
do you find the other t-shirts with other sbujects of color and nationality racially motivated ?
Godfather.
And that my friend is the REAL reason OVER half the country will vote for Obama :roll:
The "how it's used" is kinda the key, there.
I don't want to get into this with 'the N word,' so let's use 'homo.'
I can use that word when I'm with my close buddies who are, like me, gay. I wouldn't use that with just any other gay man... there has to be a close enough relationship or I have to be sure that he and I are on the same wavelength to use it. I would never call the gay man who works as a manager at my bank "homo."
But when I call my best friend or my brother "homo," it becomes not only an ironic use of a very foul word that we've had used against us as weapons, but a sort of bonding ritual... I take the power of that word away by using it with the "we're both this and it makes us stronger."
But when that word comes from someone who has NOT had that word used against them... it's not longer a bonding ritual and it's not an empowering act. It's a straight guy either verbally attacking me OR a well-meaning straight guy pandering to me. You can't bond with me on that level because you're not gay.
And you can't bond with black men using 'the N word' because it's never been used against you in a negative way.
"I need your strength for me to be strong...I need your love to feel loved"
When the words "faggot" and "nigger" are no longer used as weapons against gay people and black people and all memory of their use like that is gone... Everyone will be free to use those words, I guess.
But we're not anywhere near there yet.
fade away...
I am at peace with my lust.....for Eddie.