Black Power!

[Gyp Rosetti]

Ladies and Gentlemen, this dude is a teacher. Of children. In schools.

Oof.

 

[Deleted member 848]

My best friend is Muslim. I call him a sand ****** all the time. He calls me a mormon **** and everyone is happy.

This. My two best friend are both Christian, and they consistently rip on me for my religion. If I wanted to, Id rip on their religion just as much, and everyone would be happy. People need to quit being so goddamn uptight, my goodness.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

What's your brilliant solution? To stand by and let them do it? To report it to gym personnel who will do absolutely nothing other than perhaps laugh at you? The fact of the matter is, people need to take a stand for what's right and calling these dip****s a bunch of n****** is doing nothing other than stating the truth, unless perhaps you don't know the definition of the word. Grow a ****ing pair.

I'd probably tell them to **** off. I wouldn't call them ******* though, that is just stupid.

 

[The Black Swordsman]

Two wrongs don't make a right!

 

[Gyp Rosetti]

Two wrongs don't make a right!

You probably don't or won't spank your kids either.


Pansy.

 

[TroutBum]

There's a difference between joking about stereotypes, races, etc in the right place and under the right situation than just being a racist dick that thinks your race is better than others.

Case in point:

Everyone just needs to remember that blacks were nuetral in the pre-existence and thats why they are inferior.

In no way, shape, or form does BeanClown represent the Human race. Just thought I'd throw that out there.

 

[Beantown]

Trout, I can't believe you actually thought I was even somewhat serious earlier in this thread.

Just stick to your put downs that are actually compliments.

 

[PearlWatson]

 

[franklin]

Here's what NBA.com's racist commentators had to say about Gordon Hayward's block on Chalmers last night:


Anchor 1: First, and maybe his last block
Anchor 2: of his career
Anchor 1: He he he
Anchor 2: He he he

Right, because he's a white boy? There perception of Hayward's jumping and blocking abilities was not based on watching the kid play.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Here's what NBA.com's racist commentators had to say about Gordon Hayward's block on Chalmers last night:


Anchor 1: First, and maybe his last block
Anchor 2: of his career
Anchor 1: He he he
Anchor 2: He he he

Right, because he's a white boy? There perception of Hayward's jumping and blocking abilities was not based on watching the kid play.

I think you are talking about Miami announcers. NBA.com doesn't have announcers go to games.

 

[Hantlers]

We all know there's only one nationality of people that are inferior....Indians. I mean, why else would our country give them money? Obviously it's because we know they can't be self-sufficient.

 

[franklin]

I think you are talking about Miami announcers. NBA.com doesn't have announcers go to games.

Sorry, I keep forgetting you need everything spelled out for that pea rattling inside your head.
There's a difference betwen anchors and announcers, hat rack.

 

[Beantown]

We all know there's only one nationality of people that are inferior....Indians. I mean, why else would our country give them money? Obviously it's because we know they can't be self-sufficient.

1. Don't steal other people's material.

2. The money people receive comes from the Tribes BUSINESS DEALINGS. Not from the government.

3. Learn

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Sorry, I keep forgetting you need everything spelled out for that pea rattling inside your head.
There's a difference betwen anchors and announcers, hat rack.

Woah friend. Let's not call each other names, moran.

 

[TroutBum]

1. Don't steal other people's material.

2. The money people receive comes from the Tribes BUSINESS DEALINGS. Not from the government.

3. Learn

1: I stole it from him.

2: "Business Dealings"... What a nice euphemism for "Wasting our gov't checks at the casinos and Tribal Watering Hole".

3: It's like raaaaiiiin on your wedding day, it's a freeeeee ride, when you've already paid.

 

[Beantown]

1: I stole it from him.

2: "Business Dealings"... What a nice euphemism for "Wasting our gov't checks at the casinos and Tribal Watering Hole".

3: It's like raaaaiiiin on your wedding day, it's a freeeeee ride, when you've already paid.

-What government checks?

-You are against Casinos in America?

 

[Hantlers]

I just wish we could have a nation of people that were all drunks....oh wait we do. Firewater!

 

[TroutBum]

-What government checks?

https://opi.mt.gov/pdf/indianed/resources/americanindians101.pdf

An American Indian person may receive distribution funds based on mineral or agricultural lease
income on property that is held in trust by the United States or may represent compensation for lands taken in
connection with governmental projects. Some tribes receive benefits from the federal government in fulfillment
of treaty obligations or for the extraction of tribal natural resources, a percentage of which may be distributed as
per capita among the tribes’ membership.

Federally recognized tribes possess certain inherent rights of self-government and entitlement to certain federal benefits, services, and protections because of treaties and the subsequent federal trust duty.

The Federal Indian Trust Responsibility is a legal obligation under which the United States has charged itself
with moral obligations of the highest responsibility and trust toward American Indian tribes (Seminole Nation v.
United States, 1942; Cherokee Nation v. Georgia, 1831). Over the years, the trust doctrine has been the center
of numerous other Supreme Court cases and it is one of the most important principles in federal American Indian
law.
The federal Indian trust responsibility holds the United States legally responsible for the protection of tribal lands,
assets, resources, and treaty rights. The Supreme Court suggests that the Federal Indian Trust Responsibility entails
legal duties, moral obligations, and the fulfillment of understandings and expectations that have arisen over the
entire course of dealings between the U.S. and the tribes.
The federal Indian trust duty is the basis of a current longstanding lawsuit brought by individual American Indian
landholders against the federal government. The individual American Indian landholders assert that the federal
government breached its trust duty to protect their assets, provide an accounting of their assets, and provide them
the correct compensation for the leasing of their lands (see www.indiantrust.com for more information).

While there may not be a physical check from the feds, there certainly is a virtual one.

-You are against Casinos in America?

Nope. I'd like to see Utah drop it's stupid laws on gambling and lottery.

 

[Beantown]

So exactly what is your issue from Indian tribe members receiving money from their Tribal Casino profits?

 

[franklin]

How many more decades until America realizes this tribal bull **** is past it's time and welcomes Native Americans into the modern day? The sooner we get over the guilt of taking their land the better. They've gotton over the guilt of taking it from the prior inhabitants.