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White-as-a-bleached-cracker Greg McElroy now thinks Cam's teammates will disrespect him

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Wundrbread33 Grand Master

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10 hours ago, PhillyB said:

ps lol @ everyone getting offffffffennnnnndeddddddddddddd at a mildly racist white slur with no historical or contemporary or social or political or economic power to it being leveled with levity, but when it comes to extremely powerful words and the power dynamics that produced them the most they can muster is "b-b-buh... how come they're allowed to say it and we aren't?" or microaggressive comments about "the race card"

i'm proud of cam for refusing to change who he is even though it makes him a lightning rod. i honestly think he's opened peoples' eyes to the prevalence of bias in our society, and how it's hidden, subconscious, and normalized.

i hope he gives me an interview when i write a book about it.

"mildly racist white slur..."

This is my issue. Anti-white racism is downplayed and minimized. Why? 

Mildy racist? So it is mildly racist because the recipient is white?

Is it because of the slaves that no living white person has owned? 

I wish a Mod would lock this thread up. There should be no tolerance for racism...

...no matter how "mild" it is.

 

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3 minutes ago, Wundrbread33 said:

"mildly racist white slur..."

This is my issue. Anti-white racism is downplayed and minimized. Why? 

Mildy racist? So it is mildly racist because the recipient is white?

Is it because of the slaves that no living white person has owned? 

I wish a Mod would lock this thread up. There should be no tolerance for racism...

...no matter how "mild" it is.

 

This poor tortured soul..... Someone used the word cracker.

THE HUMANITY!

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2 minutes ago, Wundrbread33 said:

...and you demonstrate my point...

We've had this argument before about the word cracker being even remotely in the same category as ******, and it did not go over well at all. In fact it was pretty damn embarrassing for the huddle. Of course predictably, leading the charge was MadHatter, who thinks all black people do is play xbox all day, and use welfare. So if you plan on going there, prepare yourself for a ton of backlash, and rightfully so, because the word cracker has little to no history behind it.

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6 minutes ago, TheRed said:

We've had this argument before about the word cracker being even remotely in the same category as ******, and it did not go over well at all. In fact it was pretty damn embarrassing for the huddle. Of course predictably, leading the charge was MadHatter, who thinks all black people do is play xbox all day, and use welfare. So if you plan on going there, prepare yourself for a ton of backlash, and rightfully so, because the word cracker has little to no history behind it.

Your flaw is that I never downplayed racism towards black people, nor did I refer specifically to the word "cracker."

Show me where I did?

If you have hatred towards anyone because of their color, you are a damn racist. Doesn't matter what color they are. It's not "mild" or less racist if it's a white person at the end of it.

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13 minutes ago, TheRed said:

We've had this argument before about the word cracker being even remotely in the same category as ******, and it did not go over well at all. In fact it was pretty damn embarrassing for the huddle. Of course predictably, leading the charge was MadHatter, who thinks all black people do is play xbox all day, and use welfare. So if you plan on going there, prepare yourself for a ton of backlash, and rightfully so, because the word cracker has little to no history behind it.

You are arguing about crackers with white bread? I think you have been played sir.

 

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