I thought McConnell's statement would get more traction from this crowd. I still can't believe he actually said that.
honestly I didn't see this one as a big deal. I think he just missed saying "other" or "fellow" before "Americans".
Not a big deal? Wow! Can't believe you just said that.
I agree with Hugh. While it sounds really bad, I do not think it was some slip...just came out different then it should have. WHich tends to happen when you you talk on camera a lot.
I completely understand it being in this thread cause it is a head scratching comment for sure...
he's mocking me because of my reaction to Gern's "not a big deal" about biden saying that "you ain't black" quote. he's trying to portray that I'm hypocritical in some way. I see them as completely different statements, but whatever.
we agree on McConnell's statement...not sure why we don't on Biden's
Is calling someone “black” acceptable? I was scolded here a few years ago and had my post changed by the mods to “person of color”. I’m legitimately asking
I thought McConnell's statement would get more traction from this crowd. I still can't believe he actually said that.
honestly I didn't see this one as a big deal. I think he just missed saying "other" or "fellow" before "Americans".
Not a big deal? Wow! Can't believe you just said that.
I agree with Hugh. While it sounds really bad, I do not think it was some slip...just came out different then it should have. WHich tends to happen when you you talk on camera a lot.
I completely understand it being in this thread cause it is a head scratching comment for sure...
he's mocking me because of my reaction to Gern's "not a big deal" about biden saying that "you ain't black" quote. he's trying to portray that I'm hypocritical in some way. I see them as completely different statements, but whatever.
we agree on McConnell's statement...not sure why we don't on Biden's
Is calling someone “black” acceptable? I was scolded here a few years ago and had my post changed by the mods to “person of color”. I’m legitimately asking
This really happened?!?! The mods edited your post from "black person" to "person of color?"
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This one I watched live and was wondering how they right was going to defend this turd...
I thought McConnell's statement would get more traction from this crowd. I still can't believe he actually said that.
honestly I didn't see this one as a big deal. I think he just missed saying "other" or "fellow" before "Americans".
Not a big deal? Wow! Can't believe you just said that.
I agree with Hugh. While it sounds really bad, I do not think it was some slip...just came out different then it should have. WHich tends to happen when you you talk on camera a lot.
I completely understand it being in this thread cause it is a head scratching comment for sure...
he's mocking me because of my reaction to Gern's "not a big deal" about biden saying that "you ain't black" quote. he's trying to portray that I'm hypocritical in some way. I see them as completely different statements, but whatever.
we agree on McConnell's statement...not sure why we don't on Biden's
Is calling someone “black” acceptable? I was scolded here a few years ago and had my post changed by the mods to “person of color”. I’m legitimately asking
No idea....I don't see anything wrong with it. I don't believe that Af-americans are offended by it.
My grandma used to call them "coloreds" which we still kind of cringe at but that's what she grew up with
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I thought McConnell's statement would get more traction from this crowd. I still can't believe he actually said that.
honestly I didn't see this one as a big deal. I think he just missed saying "other" or "fellow" before "Americans".
Not a big deal? Wow! Can't believe you just said that.
I agree with Hugh. While it sounds really bad, I do not think it was some slip...just came out different then it should have. WHich tends to happen when you you talk on camera a lot.
I completely understand it being in this thread cause it is a head scratching comment for sure...
he's mocking me because of my reaction to Gern's "not a big deal" about biden saying that "you ain't black" quote. he's trying to portray that I'm hypocritical in some way. I see them as completely different statements, but whatever.
we agree on McConnell's statement...not sure why we don't on Biden's
Is calling someone “black” acceptable? I was scolded here a few years ago and had my post changed by the mods to “person of color”. I’m legitimately asking
No idea....I don't see anything wrong with it. I don't believe that Af-americans are offended by it.
My grandma used to call them "coloreds" which we still kind of cringe at but that's what she grew up with
I agree but what do I know. I never want to come of as offensive.
I thought McConnell's statement would get more traction from this crowd. I still can't believe he actually said that.
honestly I didn't see this one as a big deal. I think he just missed saying "other" or "fellow" before "Americans".
Not a big deal? Wow! Can't believe you just said that.
I agree with Hugh. While it sounds really bad, I do not think it was some slip...just came out different then it should have. WHich tends to happen when you you talk on camera a lot.
I completely understand it being in this thread cause it is a head scratching comment for sure...
he's mocking me because of my reaction to Gern's "not a big deal" about biden saying that "you ain't black" quote. he's trying to portray that I'm hypocritical in some way. I see them as completely different statements, but whatever.
I'm not mocking you. It appears you and others are minimizing an overtly racist comment from McConnell. Has nothing to do with Biden's remark.
it's open to interpretation. mine is that it wasn't overt at all. I like to think I know an overtly racist comment, and that wasn't it, in my opinion. I could see how it would be seen that way, especially how evil many (myself included) view him. I just tend to think of things like this in this manner: if Biden had said that, would it get the same outrage? or would it be explained away as a gaffe? My guess is the latter.
and even if you weren't referencing my reaction to gern's reaction to Biden's remark, I don't consider "you ain't black" as a simple gaffe. I don't think it was racist. I think it was an incredibly out of touch and stupid thing to say.
I thought McConnell's statement would get more traction from this crowd. I still can't believe he actually said that.
honestly I didn't see this one as a big deal. I think he just missed saying "other" or "fellow" before "Americans".
Not a big deal? Wow! Can't believe you just said that.
I agree with Hugh. While it sounds really bad, I do not think it was some slip...just came out different then it should have. WHich tends to happen when you you talk on camera a lot.
I completely understand it being in this thread cause it is a head scratching comment for sure...
he's mocking me because of my reaction to Gern's "not a big deal" about biden saying that "you ain't black" quote. he's trying to portray that I'm hypocritical in some way. I see them as completely different statements, but whatever.
we agree on McConnell's statement...not sure why we don't on Biden's
Is calling someone “black” acceptable? I was scolded here a few years ago and had my post changed by the mods to “person of color”. I’m legitimately asking
No idea....I don't see anything wrong with it. I don't believe that Af-americans are offended by it.
My grandma used to call them "coloreds" which we still kind of cringe at but that's what she grew up with
I agree but what do I know. I never want to come of as offensive.
I think it depends largely on wording. If you said "black people", I think that's fine. If you had worded it "the blacks", I've been told that is considered in bad taste.
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I thought McConnell's statement would get more traction from this crowd. I still can't believe he actually said that.
honestly I didn't see this one as a big deal. I think he just missed saying "other" or "fellow" before "Americans".
Not a big deal? Wow! Can't believe you just said that.
I agree with Hugh. While it sounds really bad, I do not think it was some slip...just came out different then it should have. WHich tends to happen when you you talk on camera a lot.
I completely understand it being in this thread cause it is a head scratching comment for sure...
he's mocking me because of my reaction to Gern's "not a big deal" about biden saying that "you ain't black" quote. he's trying to portray that I'm hypocritical in some way. I see them as completely different statements, but whatever.
we agree on McConnell's statement...not sure why we don't on Biden's
Is calling someone “black” acceptable? I was scolded here a few years ago and had my post changed by the mods to “person of color”. I’m legitimately asking
I've never heard of referring to a person as "black" unacceptable.
I know language is fluid and changes, but it would really help things if we could agree on terms referring to heritage. Even "race" is deemed improper because there is only one human race. Not a bad point, but we have said "race" when referring to people of differing heritage for so long it's hard to change that one.
Asian used to be "Oriental". I think we have finally established "Asian" as the proper term, but I still hear "Oriental" now and them.
"Negro" was nearly universal up through the mid 1960's, even among African Americans. With the Black Power movement, "Negro" became looked down on almost as the "N word". Black was the go-to accepted term. In the 80's, African American became the accepted term. I tend to still say "Black" because people like Cornel West still do.
Native America/Indian/American Indian/First Nations/Specific Tribes is the most difficult. Indigenous people seems the most logical to me.
Language is a bitch. But I might get called out on using the term "bitch"!
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I thought McConnell's statement would get more traction from this crowd. I still can't believe he actually said that.
honestly I didn't see this one as a big deal. I think he just missed saying "other" or "fellow" before "Americans".
Not a big deal? Wow! Can't believe you just said that.
I agree with Hugh. While it sounds really bad, I do not think it was some slip...just came out different then it should have. WHich tends to happen when you you talk on camera a lot.
I completely understand it being in this thread cause it is a head scratching comment for sure...
he's mocking me because of my reaction to Gern's "not a big deal" about biden saying that "you ain't black" quote. he's trying to portray that I'm hypocritical in some way. I see them as completely different statements, but whatever.
we agree on McConnell's statement...not sure why we don't on Biden's
Is calling someone “black” acceptable? I was scolded here a few years ago and had my post changed by the mods to “person of color”. I’m legitimately asking
No idea....I don't see anything wrong with it. I don't believe that Af-americans are offended by it.
My grandma used to call them "coloreds" which we still kind of cringe at but that's what she grew up with
I agree but what do I know. I never want to come of as offensive.
I think it depends largely on wording. If you said "black people", I think that's fine. If you had worded it "the blacks", I've been told that is considered in bad taste.
Lol. I definitely didn’t say the blacks. I definitely know that’s not a good look.
I thought McConnell's statement would get more traction from this crowd. I still can't believe he actually said that.
honestly I didn't see this one as a big deal. I think he just missed saying "other" or "fellow" before "Americans".
Not a big deal? Wow! Can't believe you just said that.
I agree with Hugh. While it sounds really bad, I do not think it was some slip...just came out different then it should have. WHich tends to happen when you you talk on camera a lot.
I completely understand it being in this thread cause it is a head scratching comment for sure...
he's mocking me because of my reaction to Gern's "not a big deal" about biden saying that "you ain't black" quote. he's trying to portray that I'm hypocritical in some way. I see them as completely different statements, but whatever.
we agree on McConnell's statement...not sure why we don't on Biden's
Is calling someone “black” acceptable? I was scolded here a few years ago and had my post changed by the mods to “person of color”. I’m legitimately asking
No idea....I don't see anything wrong with it. I don't believe that Af-americans are offended by it.
My grandma used to call them "coloreds" which we still kind of cringe at but that's what she grew up with
I agree but what do I know. I never want to come of as offensive.
I think it depends largely on wording. If you said "black people", I think that's fine. If you had worded it "the blacks", I've been told that is considered in bad taste.
Lol. I definitely didn’t say the blacks. I definitely know that’s not a good look.
then I have no clue why the mods would have edited it. that's weird.
I thought McConnell's statement would get more traction from this crowd. I still can't believe he actually said that.
honestly I didn't see this one as a big deal. I think he just missed saying "other" or "fellow" before "Americans".
Not a big deal? Wow! Can't believe you just said that.
I agree with Hugh. While it sounds really bad, I do not think it was some slip...just came out different then it should have. WHich tends to happen when you you talk on camera a lot.
I completely understand it being in this thread cause it is a head scratching comment for sure...
he's mocking me because of my reaction to Gern's "not a big deal" about biden saying that "you ain't black" quote. he's trying to portray that I'm hypocritical in some way. I see them as completely different statements, but whatever.
I'm not mocking you. It appears you and others are minimizing an overtly racist comment from McConnell. Has nothing to do with Biden's remark.
So you really think he meant to not include blacks as part of America in a statement? That seems more reasonable than just forgetting to include 1 word, in what would have been a comment that very much makes sense? To me it’s a no brained that he meant to say the black vote percentage is nearly the same as America as a whole. And there is nothing racist about that.
I can’t believe anyone actually thinks he meant to say what he did.
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I thought McConnell's statement would get more traction from this crowd. I still can't believe he actually said that.
honestly I didn't see this one as a big deal. I think he just missed saying "other" or "fellow" before "Americans".
Not a big deal? Wow! Can't believe you just said that.
I agree with Hugh. While it sounds really bad, I do not think it was some slip...just came out different then it should have. WHich tends to happen when you you talk on camera a lot.
I completely understand it being in this thread cause it is a head scratching comment for sure...
he's mocking me because of my reaction to Gern's "not a big deal" about biden saying that "you ain't black" quote. he's trying to portray that I'm hypocritical in some way. I see them as completely different statements, but whatever.
we agree on McConnell's statement...not sure why we don't on Biden's
Is calling someone “black” acceptable? I was scolded here a few years ago and had my post changed by the mods to “person of color”. I’m legitimately asking
If you go back and look at our PM exchange from February 2020, you'll remember that you did not use the word "black." I appreciated your thanks for the edit at the time too. Stay safe.
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This week - 875,000 pages of documents regarding the government-funded and church-ran residential schools used to assimilate indigenous youth in Canada was finally provided to the NCTR.
Is it any wonder no one trusts politicians anymore?
I'd like to know the full context of this (source?). I honestly don't trust the media any more than I trust politicians these days.
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This one I watched live and was wondering how they right was going to defend this turd...
My grandma used to call them "coloreds" which we still kind of cringe at but that's what she grew up with
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and even if you weren't referencing my reaction to gern's reaction to Biden's remark, I don't consider "you ain't black" as a simple gaffe. I don't think it was racist. I think it was an incredibly out of touch and stupid thing to say.
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'The blacks,' 'the gays,' 'the Muslims' — linguists explain one of Donald Trump's most unusual speech tics
Notice anything unusual about the following Donald Trump quotes?"People don't know how well we're doing with the Hispanics, the Latinos."
"I have a great relationship with the blacks. I've always had a great relationship with the blacks."
"I love the Muslims. I think they're great people."
"Ask the gays what they think and what they do."
"I will be phenomenal to the women."
Sad, but true.
“If I die, I die, but I’m not going to be controlled,”
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
i kid, haha
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
part i am referring to starts at 3:38
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
"Yeah I'm rollin' down Rodeo wit a shotgun
These people ain't seen a brown skin man
Since their grandparents bought one"
To me it’s a no brained that he meant to say the black vote percentage is nearly the same as America as a whole. And there is nothing racist about that.
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