Atlanta principal is racist at graduation
Atlanta principal is racist at graduation
Re: Atlanta principal is racist at graduation
Originally posted by Lestov16
http://bluenationreview.com/atlanta-area-principal-hurls-racially-charged-remarks-at-graduating-seniors/WTF?
A divided house will fail.
I'm racist and classsist.
I think rich, college-age (18-30), white chicks are loud and obnoxious when they get together. They are annoying.
Last night, I got some pizza at a New York-style Pizza place. A table* of rich, college-age, white chicks were sitting next to our table. They were so loud and obnoxious that I could not have a conversation with the person sitting 2 feet from me.
It was at that moment that I realized I'm a bit racist against certain categories and classes of people.
Why did I state all of that? Because I can understand the principal getting upset over black people being, as they perceive, rude. She seems a little bit racist, just like me. The difference is, I was a paying customer at a restaurant trying to enjoy the company of someone I care about. The prinicpal was conducting a very important public event and is an employee of the community. I also didn't voice my complaints about the annoying white chicks on a microphone in front of hundreds. 🙂
Those are my thoughts on this thread. Enjoy them.
*I need to reword this sentence to not make it seem like a table was sitting next to me. The focus should be on the chicks, not the table, so my "were" does not seem incorrect. I believe that the sentence, as structured, should actually use "was" instead of "were" because the current construction makes the "table", which is singular, the subject. To create proper subject-verb agreement, my "were" should probably be a "was" but it sounds very very wrong because, as a reader of the story, we all know that the annoying white chicks are the actual subject, not the damn table. **** English and its very odd and confusing rules.
The principal was the cause of her own perceived problem...she wrongly concluded the services and then became upset when people did not return to their seats as she "demanded". Several people commented that the principal had made several negative remarks to the graduates as they received their diplomas.
And then to wrongly single out a segment of the group...
Originally posted by dadudemonOK, but white people were leaving too.
I'm racist and classsist.I think rich, college-age (18-30), white chicks are loud and obnoxious when they get together. They are annoying.
Last night, I got some pizza at a New York-style Pizza place. A table* of rich, college-age, white chicks were sitting next to our table. They were so loud and obnoxious that I could not have a conversation with the person sitting 2 feet from me.
It was at that moment that I realized I'm a bit racist against certain categories and classes of people.
Why did I state all of that? Because I can understand the principal getting upset over black people being, as they perceive, rude. She seems a little bit racist, just like me. The difference is, I was a paying customer at a restaurant trying to enjoy the company of someone I care about. The prinicpal was conducting a very important public event and is an employee of the community. I also didn't voice my complaints about the annoying white chicks on a microphone in front of hundreds. 🙂
Those are my thoughts on this thread. Enjoy them.
*I need to reword this sentence to not make it seem like a table was sitting next to me. The focus should be on the chicks, not the table, so my "were" does not seem incorrect. I believe that the sentence, as structured, should actually use "was" instead of "were" because the current construction makes the "table", which is singular, the subject. To create proper subject-verb agreement, my "were" should probably be a "was" but it sounds very very wrong because, as a reader of the story, we all know that the annoying white chicks are the actual subject, not the damn table. **** English and its very odd and confusing rules.
Originally posted by Bashar Tegnot sure what this means as I'm not a tumblrite so I urban dictionary'd it.
maximum edge achieved.
I was not trying to act like the U2 bassist or the Canadian wrestler so I have to assume you meant you were masterbating and my comment; so spot on, ruined your hard on right before ejaculation so you must start up again.
I'm sorry for that.