polun Racism?
Originally posted by Deja~vu
Everyone should intermarry and make really nice CREAM babies.........cream is nice....On the "Most beautiful women thread," many people agreed that mixed people were very pretty....
(No, I do not claim to be racist/believe in race.)
Originally posted by spidey-dude
why is it racist to use the word black in a sentence these days but blacks can say white all they want. they forgot others have lives and fealings to.
Can you give one valid example? The last time I checked, saying "I have a black car" or "I tripped and got a black eye" isn't racist, to anyone. Even KMC's resident racist-clown crybaby wouldn't go that far.
Originally posted by Robtard
Can you give one valid example? The last time I checked, saying "I have a black car" or "I tripped and got a black eye" isn't racist, to anyone. Even KMC's resident racist-clown crybaby wouldn't go that far.
I haven't read any of the posts made in this thread before this.. so excuse me if I'm jumping the gun.
But there is a large double-standard. Dave Chappele can go on stage and refer to white people as "crackers" and then proceed to make a bunch of jokes involving stereotypes that surround white people, yet heaven forbid Kramer go on stage and even mention the word
"******". Heaven forbid anyone say anything even remotely derogatory toward blacks on TV or in public, outside of other black people doing it.
Why is it okay for Carlos Mencia, Dave Chappele, and Chris Rock to go on stage and say derogatory, even racist remarks about Blacks, Mexicans, and Whites, yet if any white person does similar they're branded a racist, and fired from their job?
Again, this is more of a general statement made in the thread then it is a reply to anything you said, Robtard.
Originally posted by Blax_Hydralisk
I haven't read any of the posts made in this thread before this.. so excuse me if I'm jumping the gun.But there is a large double-standard. Dave Chappele can go on stage and refer to white people as "crackers" and then proceed to make a bunch of jokes involving stereotypes that surround white people, yet heaven forbid Kramer go on stage and even mention the word
"******". Heaven forbid anyone say anything even remotely derogatory toward blacks on TV or in public, outside of other black people doing it.Why is it okay for Carlos Mencia, Dave Chappele, and Chris Rock to go on stage and say derogatory, even racist remarks about Blacks, Mexicans, and Whites, yet if any white person does similar they're branded a racist, and fired from their job?
Again, this is more of a general statement made in the thread then it is a reply to anything you said, Robtard.
Well, I agree that there is a double standard and "whites" get the short-end of the stick, when it comes to spouting racism or racist-based jokes.
FoTN has been asked this many times, he usually dodges the question or makes some excuse like "well, the Whites deserve it for past injustices", I believe. You're punishing someone for something their ancestors might have done.
Originally posted by Blax_Hydralisk
I haven't read any of the posts made in this thread before this.. so excuse me if I'm jumping the gun.But there is a large double-standard. Dave Chappele can go on stage and refer to white people as "crackers" and then proceed to make a bunch of jokes involving stereotypes that surround white people, yet heaven forbid Kramer go on stage and even mention the word
"******". Heaven forbid anyone say anything even remotely derogatory toward blacks on TV or in public, outside of other black people doing it.Why is it okay for Carlos Mencia, Dave Chappele, and Chris Rock to go on stage and say derogatory, even racist remarks about Blacks, Mexicans, and Whites, yet if any white person does similar they're branded a racist, and fired from their job?
Again, this is more of a general statement made in the thread then it is a reply to anything you said, Robtard.
Awesome. Well put.
One of my favorite comedians is Dave Chappelle...
What if Jeff Foxworthy made some of the same jokes as Dave did? hmm
Originally posted by Blax_HydraliskBut there is a large double-standard. Dave Chappele can go on stage and refer to white people as "crackers" and then proceed to make a bunch of jokes involving stereotypes that surround white people, yet heaven forbid Kramer go on stage and even mention the word
"******".
Kramer was not making a joke. He was threatening niggers. That's not in proper context at all
Originally posted by chithappens
Kramer was not making a joke. He was threatening niggers. That's not in proper context at all
Come on now... do you really think he wanted to lynch them, or do you think he was pissed off because they were heckling him and he said shit he knew would hit home with them because they were black?
Originally posted by Robtard
Come on now... do you really think he wanted to lynch them, or do you think he was pissed off because they were heckling him and he said shit he knew would hit home with them because they were black?
Let's say that's true: This helps his position how?
It certainly was not a joke so I fail to see your point in this particular case.
Originally posted by RobtardIt doesn't make the jokes funnier. Well, they were quite hilarious in context. But not as he seemed to have intended.
Come on now... do you really think he wanted to lynch them, or do you think he was pissed off because they were heckling him and he said shit he knew would hit home with them because they were black?
Originally posted by chithappens
Let's say that's true: This helps his position how?It certainly was not a joke so I fail to see your point in this particular case.
Well, some people found it funny, so "joke" is subjective. You do have a point though.
Regardless, if a white comedian pulled any of the racial-jokes that non-white comedians do as Blax mentioned, they'd be kicked off the stage and labeled as racist (yes/no?), which was his point as a double-standard. He used Kramer as an example, when he really shouldn't have.