we need to adress the Pink N-word in the room

[LogGrad98]

What?

You need to elaborate. I am unsure what you're trying to say? Why can't we erase racism, the word ******, history? It would help if you would clarify.

Refer back to your post where I quoted you quoting Obama and use your critical thinking skills.

 

[moevillini]

think about it folks, probably the words that cause ordinary people the most distress are the three words "I love you."

remember the first time you said it (or it was said to you) that didn't involve a family member?



Think about that Dutch.

 

[Harambe]

after obama the president of the united states used the N word as representative of america as a whole. imho it is open season on using the N-word.

if a president of the country can use the n word. the presiding president who represents white boys all over america.
the leader of the free world.
it is not that he used the n word as just some random half black dude. no he used it while being president in an interview!

which means every american now can use the world freely!


agree or disagree?

You do grasp the concept that your opinion on anything pertaining to Obama, even in the slightest, will never be taken seriously?

And that's of your own doing. You, Faux News, and Allen B. West

https://allenbwest.com/2015/07/yes-really-obama-is-about-to-end-the-4th-of-july-as-we-know-it/

If you believe any part of that has grounding in fact, you don't deserve to vote.

 

[DutchJazzer]

log, how are the with the n word in germany?
do they use it are are they overtly sensitive about it

 

[LogGrad98]

log, how are the with the n word in germany?
do they use it are are they overtly sensitive about it

There is a german version of the N word, it is literally the same thing just spelled differently (dating back of course to the use of the word black in Portugese or Spanish to denote Africans), but you never hear it from anyone, not even derogotorily (sp?). I have noticed here that race seems to be far less of an issue than in the US. It is partly why I am of the opinion that there are groups in the US that do not want us to stop the race wars, and not just white supremecist nutjobs.

 

[DutchJazzer]

There is a german version of the N word, it is literally the same thing just spelled differently (dating back of course to the use of the word black in Portugese or Spanish to denote Africans), but you never hear it from anyone, not even derogotorily (sp?). I have noticed here that race seems to be far less of an issue than in the US. It is partly why I am of the opinion that there are groups in the US that do not want us to stop the race wars, and not just white supremecist nutjobs.

ofcourse the democrats dont wanna stop the racewar. because it is their ace in the hole.
funny thing is histprically the democratic party has been the racist party.

but for some reason idiots these days thinks its the republican party who was racist

 

[moevillini]

Still trying to figure out what "pink" has to do with anything...

I think Dutch got his metaphors mixed.


He's got "the elephant in the room" (from wikipedia: ... an English metaphorical idiom for an obvious truth that is either being ignored or going unaddressed.) mixed with "seeing pink elephants" (again, from wikipedia: ...a euphemism for drunken hallucination, caused by alcoholic hallucinosis or delirium tremens, as used by Jack London in 1913 in his autobiographical work "John Barleycorn" and also in Disney's movie "Dumbo")

(and maybe there's a case of pink eye thrown in for good measure)

but, as they say, it's not rocket surgery, now is it?