You’ve definitely made monkey noises at black people.
South, just filled with racist Chads
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Says the guy who assumed that a street peddler, who was never identified by race, was "black" or a "POC". Another poster suggested that you take an implicit bias course. I agree, you should.
Haha oh Northern. We know who you are.
This thread needs a change of pace
Anjelah Johnson-Reyes Learns About The South | Say I Won't
Anjelah Johnson-Reyes Learns About The South | Say I Won't
Just a small town racist afraid of big cities like, *checks notes* Minneapolis, because of all those colored people causing trouble. Much safer in a BFE Iowa where everyone looks like you.
This you?
Why are afraid of big cities?
Do you really believe that number would be significantly better on the right?
I have no respect for Gen Z kids protesting the dumb shit they do, but all those dumbass “good ol’” frat boys acting like primates instead of evolved Homo sapiens is a greater embarrassment to our species. Even more embarrassing than the Homo sapiens still supporting Trump.
Actually, it’s probably not far fetched to believe it’s fake. Not that it couldn’t be real, or that the kid would be above embracing Hitler, but pretty much all modern day racists don’t have the stones to put something that blatant out on social media.
My guess is it’s fake, but absolutely true the kid in question is a total dumbass in addition to being a racist.
Again, though, it’s Mississippi. No one cares. And any self-respecting human being would have left that shithole state a long time ago.
I’ve never voted for Trump. And this will be my third time having to vote for the Democratic candidate—which I am still not thrilled about.
I don’t care who your #1 pick is. You are going to vote for Trump in November, which puts you in the wrong. That’s all that matters.
To explain how this works.
We all know not to make monkey noises as directed towards black people. (there's a lot of history behind it, we'll assume everyone knows)
In a heated situation like he was in -- at a protest where insults are being hurled and people are generally a bit unhinged -- sometimes a below the belt insult might come out.
When you're dealing with a black person in a heated situation (in which you reasonably might be insulting them) it's generally considered a below the belt tactic to use (a traditionally racist) insult like that.
But in a heated situation people say dumb stuff sometimes. And we all have knowledge of these insults when dealing with a black person. (they're in your head as well as mine)
My point being, an even like this doesn't necessarily reflect racists values in the person saying something like this. They may well not live life as a discriminatory, racist, person.
Other possible (not a racist person) explanation: he's an asshole rebel rouser and isn't against going below the belt.
It's important to keep these considerations in mind before we make any sweeping judgements -- he must be a racist klans member -- about a person in this situation based on very limited information.
Didn't you have a thread titled I'll be voting for Trump recently or am I confusing you with someone else
Since exercise has been declared an alt right trend I'd assume the answer would have to be yes.
Yeah, right. 14 of the top 15 most obese states are red states. Anyone who travels around the south and rural America has witnessed this. But nice try
Yeah, right. 14 of the top 15 most obese states are red states. Anyone who travels around the south and rural America has witnessed this. But nice try
Elon Musk, Joe Rogan mock MSNBC’s op-ed linking home workouts to far right’s rise
MSNBC’s re-shared a year-old op-ed by extremism expert Cynthia Miller-Idriss claiming that the “far right has taken advantage of pandemic at-home fitness trends.”
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Impossible
It goes way beyond the presidency. It is very hard to unseat an incumbent at any level because they dig in like ticks.
Ah the south, I love visiting my cousins down in LA. It's like going back to 1965! Time travel baby.
