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Shirley Sherrod.... Typical Racist Nigga

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At least I am up front and honest about it. EVERYONE is racist to a degree.[/quote]

In this society, it is probably true that virtually everyone harbors racist thoughts.

I certainly do.

It's just that moral people attempt to understand their own racism and do something about it rather than rolling around in it like a pig in the mud.

They use their intellects to temper their visceral reactions.

Once again, let me repeat my original response.

F*ck you, Mike.
 
BAR BAR 2 said:
Sometimes, its like dealing with an unruly child who's parents refuse to discipline them. Its better to just ignore the child rather than yank the little whelp up by the scruff of the neck and bust their butt like you would really like to do. Sometimes just the mere act of trying to correct someones behavior is all they want. You see sometimes people will say something just to provoke a confrontation. A person should always engage the brain before the mouth, but that doesn't always happen. You just proved that point. But if you ever figure out how to get the leopard to change his spots, let me know.
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I am not talking about correcting anyones behaviour.........I am talking about standing up for what is right......Does it not bother you that people call your president names many past presidents fought to change..Do you not respect the position of President of the United States enough to protect it from such backward abuse...It is not about correcting others, its sometimes just having the moxie to speak out and demand better....Your just trying to find a way to defend sitting on your hands,or maybe you just do not care, if in your country ,the postion of President holds any respectibilty...sometimes its about crossing a line,not babysitting others....you either get whats right or you dont.......defending what is wrong makes no sense to me ,and,is just fueling the fire im afraid...
 
nonothing said:
BAR BAR 2 said:
Sometimes, its like dealing with an unruly child who's parents refuse to discipline them. Its better to just ignore the child rather than yank the little whelp up by the scruff of the neck and bust their butt like you would really like to do. Sometimes just the mere act of trying to correct someones behavior is all they want. You see sometimes people will say something just to provoke a confrontation. A person should always engage the brain before the mouth, but that doesn't always happen. You just proved that point. But if you ever figure out how to get the leopard to change his spots, let me know.
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I am not talking about correcting anyones behaviour.........I am talking about standing up for what is right......Does it not bother you that people call your president names many past presidents fought to change..Do you not respect the position of President of the United States enough to protect it from such backward abuse...It is not about correcting others, its sometimes just having the moxie to speak out and demand better....Your just trying to find a way to defend sitting on your hands,or maybe you just do not care, if in your country ,the postion of President holds any respectibilty...sometimes its about crossing a line,not babysitting others....you either get whats right or you dont.......defending what is wrong makes no sense to me ,and,is just fueling the fire im afraid...
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Yes I believe we need to stand up for what's right.
I believe we shouldn't disrespect the Presidency. To start with the President shouldn't respect the office. Everyone owes the office respect because of the men that fought and died for that office. Speaking of policy differences isn't disrespect. Disrespect could be evidenced by flying a plane over New York and scaring the New Yorkers all in the name of a photo op, bowing to foreign leaders, spending our granchildren into oblivion, apologizing for what our servicemen have fought and died for....I could go on but I am sure you get my drift. For the countries sake I hope you get it.
 
The Obama Administration is the party responsible for firing this woman. Trying to fix the blame on anyone else is nothing but a smokescreen.

Perhaps if they had handled racial matters in a more equitable manner all along, they wouldn't have overreacted this time? If they had been fair with their treatment of the New Black Panthers situation - instead of trying to sweep it under the rug and make it disappear - they could probably have withstood any fallout from the Sherrod comments.

Let me ask this:

If a white male USDA employee speaking at a Tea Party meeting had been discussing a black farmer and had used the terms that Mrs. Sherrod did - "his own kind" - would that white male still have his job? Would that white male have been offered a Civil Rights position at USDA by President Obama?
 
NoNothing said:
.I am talking about standing up for what is right..
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I have found that I can stand up to many.. and still earn the respect of most... but I can't compel others to stand up for my beliefs.. and the more i try, the less they listen..


as I have also said.. we need to first read what a person is trying to say... and then respond to that...

I often don't like how something is said.. even when they are right.. but to argue over how it was said doesn't change some facts...
 
badaxemoo said:
At least I am up front and honest about it. EVERYONE is racist to a degree.
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In this society, it is probably true that virtually everyone harbors racist thoughts.

I certainly do.

It's just that moral people attempt to understand their own racism and do something about it rather than rolling around in it like a pig in the mud.

They use their intellects to temper their visceral reactions.

Once again, let me repeat my original response.

F*ck you, Mike.
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and maybe that is why no one has the courage to speak openly about our race problems... (or real lack of true race problems)

it is a dirty disgusting word.. and shouldn't be used by anyone..

but it didn't start out that way.. an example is teabag---.. innocent word.. thrown around alot... now that a old meaning was attached... it is a disgusting term... one that offends me alot.. about as much as an AfricanAmerican would be offended by someone calling them a -----
 
I will not condone the racist attitude of white or black ar any other color but I will strive to protect the down trodden.

I feel this is nothing more than someone trying to incite ill will. I am not black ( I guess some might say I am as mt great grand mother was black ) but my father told me in the early 1950s that there were 3 major races in the United States 1) White 2) Black 3 ) Niggar and he went on to say he knew many more whate niggars than black.

I have remembered this for many decades and it is still true!

Many people with low self esteam feel the easyest way wo get ahead is to put someone else down.

I feel the best way to try to get everyone on a level playing field is to help anyone less fortunate than me to bring them up to my level. Others seem to feel the only way to be equal is to pull down anyone they percieve has more than them!

I feel the lesson of this is don't take bits and pieces and race to judgment!

If I was to get the right bits of Adolf Hitler and show them many would feel he was a great man but you need to look at the whole picture. With good editing of my life I could seem perfect but if you know the total picture you will see I need improvement in all things on a constant basis!
 
She is just a trouble maker.. Trouble makers can make any deicision sound like it was against them..

My point if she finally decided to help out a white farmer. What was she doing before that.

BTW how did she get the high prasie to be the guest speaker at the

NAACP convention in the first place......
 
i just find it remarkable that a thread with the title of this one can be on here. says a lot.
 
George said:
I feel the best way to try to get everyone on a level playing field is to help anyone less fortunate than me to bring them up to my level. Others seem to feel the only way to be equal is to pull down anyone they percieve has more than them!
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Unfortunately that is the whole premise of Socialist/Marxist/liberal ideology, bringing the high achievers down to the level of the low achievers.

Being a "low achiever" is always blamed on things that are beyond one's control, or someone else, but in many cases is a result of one's own actions.
 
don said:
i just find it remarkable that a thread with the title of this one can be on here. says a lot.
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Why it is a lot worse out on the street :roll: :roll: :roll:

Nigga is a term used in African American Vernacular English that began as an eye dialect form of the word nigger (which is derived ultimately from the Latin word niger meaning the color black). ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigga
 
From what I have seen of the word, it seems it is almost synonymous with "uncle Tom".

I wouldn't use either, because I am not black.
 
don said:
it's the intent behind the use and some people are way to obvious.
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Yea and some people need to use it before they make claims that they can't back up :wink:
 

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