John Dorsey says Myles Garrett told him right away about Rudolph’s racial slur

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by rabblerouser

Your logic is severely flawed. The key words are "IMO", because it's just your opinion.

anyone trying to justify racism is a racist themselves imo. i can’t see how that logic is flawed. the non racist people i know are against racism they don’t defend it

[MOhillbilly]

John Dorsey is a backstabbing fool.

I wouldn’t trust him to drive the cows up from the pasture.

[Flying High D]

Originally Posted by MOhillbilly

John Dorsey is a backstabbing fool.

I wouldn’t trust him to drive the cows up from the pasture.

When he chews gum he does resemble a cow chewing its cud.

[SAUTO]

Calling someone a “typical n word “ is definitely considered derogatory towards blacks and racist. I don’t think there’s any debate there.

[CarlosCarson27]

Originally Posted by SAUTO

Calling someone a “typical n word “ is definitely considered derogatory towards blacks and racist. I don’t think there’s any debate there.

Considered, does not qualify as actually is.

It's just a word. People have been conditioned to be triggered by it.
White people have not been trained to be triggered by anti white slang.

I can run around yelling n____r all day. Doesn't make me racist.

[SAGA45]

Originally Posted by CarlosCarson88

It's just a word. People have been conditioned to be triggered by it..

Nonetheless, a word can be empty or weigh a metric ton depending on who said it, the context/situation in which it was spoken and, in this particular case, the history behind it and all that it symbolizes. And that's in addition to any "pre-conditioning".

That's why its best to think before you speak and be exceedingly mindful of whom you're speaking to.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by SAGA45

Nonetheless, a word can be empty or weigh a metric ton depending on who said it, the context/situation in which it was spoken and, in this particular case, the history behind it and all that it symbolizes. And that's in addition to any "pre-conditioning".

That's why its best to think before you speak and be exceedingly mindful of whom you're speaking to.

For example, the word "Mahomes" makes 31 NFL teams break down and cry.

[mr. tegu]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

For example, the word "Mahomes" makes 31 NFL teams break down and cry.

Only 31 teams? I saw quite a few players crying after winning the Super Bowl.

[SAGA45]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

For example, the word "Mahomes" makes 31 NFL teams break down and cry.

Lol I'd wager it would have that same effect on a Bears fan.

[CarlosCarson27]

Originally Posted by SAGA45

Nonetheless, a word can be empty or weigh a metric ton depending on who said it, the context/situation in which it was spoken and, in this particular case, the history behind it and all that it symbolizes. And that's in addition to any "pre-conditioning".

That's why its best to think before you speak and be exceedingly mindful of whom you're speaking to.

No. It's best to not pay attention to stupid people who base their lives on symbolism and are triggered by words. But they are the majority, so they get their way and perpetuate the dumbing down of society.
Words are just that..words.
Being mindful of stupid, mentally week people is why this country/world sucks.
It's best the stupid people start learning to stop being offended by words and wise the **** up.

The whole point of media is to cast spells over people by repeating the same words over and over again. They keep reporting racism this and that. Therefore they keep pushing and perpetuating racism.
It's no different then abusive parent calling his kid stupid for a decade. Tv is an abusive parent but people don't know any better and accept what they are told.

[Nickhead]

Originally Posted by CarlosCarson88

No. It's best to not pay attention to stupid people who base their lives on symbolism and are triggered by words. But they are the majority, so they get their way and perpetuate the dumbing down of society.
Words are just that..words.
Being mindful of stupid, mentally week people is why this country/world sucks.
It's best the stupid people start learning to stop being offended by words and wise the **** up.

The whole point of media is to cast spells over people by repeating the same words over and over again. They keep reporting racism this and that. Therefore they keep pushing and perpetuating racism.
It's no different then abusive parent calling his kid stupid for a decade. Tv is an abusive parent but people don't know any better and accept what they are told.

oddly enough you have described a certain %age of this board and some of it's members

[Fansy the Famous Bard]

Originally Posted by SAGA45

Nonetheless, a word can be empty or weigh a metric ton depending on who said it, the context/situation in which it was spoken and, in this particular case, the history behind it and all that it symbolizes. And that's in addition to any "pre-conditioning".

That's why its best to think before you speak and be exceedingly mindful of whom you're speaking to.

The context being if you are a white male, you're a ****ing racist.

my Facebook feed says so.

[SAUTO]

Well no debate from non racist people

[SAUTO]

Making fun of an Asian talking is definitely acting as though they are inferior...

[CarlosCarson27]

Originally Posted by SAUTO

Making fun of an Asian talking is definitely acting as though they are inferior...

No, it means making fun of a dialect,/accent.
You ever heard of stand up comedians? Movies? Sit coms?

I worked in Asian neighborhood. I'd mimic Asians giving me a hard time at work.
I didn't think they were inferior, just rude.