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That's an Irish cunt to you, get it right. Pass me the smelling salts I feel faint. Looks like Monty Python to the rescue once again.


They all smell the same. A natural smelling salt, if you will. Get down there. And sniff. And have a potato, while you're at it.
 
I'm sorry that you don't get it. Don't want to get it. Can't get it.
There is no word in the English lexicon that has the deep history or context attached to it, as the n-word. All you're doing is rationalizing and trying to equate other racial pejoratives with "the racial pejorative". The Irish weren't enslaved, raped, or murdered, as a people. They weren't stolen from their land, and forced to work for free. You can't compare yourself to African-Americans, though you may try. You don't get it. And that's ok. People wander through life, often "not getting it". It's called "being unenlightened". But stop telling me and anybody else that we don't have a right to be offended, or to call somebody out for using the most grievous word, because they feel entitled to use it, due to "white privilege". You can't do or say anything you want without consequences. It's called cause and effect.

You obviously have never studied Irish History, in regards to the English occupation of their land and yet; you promote yourself as being educated. :)
 
Remember though that those Lancashire and Yorkshire cotton mill workers still had white privilege, they may of been the lowest of the low but they could still look down on the N-words. Of course it was hard to tell they were white as they only had a bath in a tin tub every three months or so.

It's Monty Python time.


Is it really too much to ask to type the word black?
 
God, you are not very bright are you?

I suppose that is a relative question.
To 99.99 percent of the population, I am indeed, "very bright".
Compared with you, perhaps not so much, I really don't know.

It is also possible you are in the wrong here, no?
 
I suppose that is a relative question.
To 99.99 percent of the population, I am indeed, "very bright".
Compared with you, perhaps not so much, I really don't know.

It is also possible you are in the wrong here, no?

The trouble with Poet is that he hasn't an ironic bone in his body and he needs to lighten up a bit as well.
 
Why don't you simply call me a n-word, and get over it, bitch. Which by the way doesn't have the gravitas the n-word has. Since you feel so compelled to use it....why don't you surrey down to the near neighborhood mall and shout it from the rafters. I give it a good minute and a half, before you receive a response. And then your worries will be over.

Larry David to the rescue.

 
Remember though that those Lancashire and Yorkshire cotton mill workers still had white privilege, they may of been the lowest of the low but they could still look down on the N-words. Of course it was hard to tell they were white as they only had a bath in a tin tub every three months or so.

It's Monty Python time.


You had a tin tub? You were lucky.
 
Did you ever live in Africa, were you ever a slave on a plantation? Where did white privilege get the Polish when 8 million of them were wiped out by the Nazis?

I can't speak to privilege in other countries. Frankly, you can't speak to privilege in America, but you think ya can, and it's causing some problems for ya.

White privilege in this country doesn't mean that no white people ever suffered here. It doesn't mean no white people are suffering even now. It doesn't mean no white people ever lost everything. It doesn't mean no white people were ever falsely convicted of a crime. It doesn't mean no white people were ever executed for a crime they didn't commit. It doesn't mean no white people are in jail on drug charges. It doesn't mean no white people never really had a fair chance due to circumstances of birth, educational opportunities, bad luck, etc.

What it means is that, still today, realtors are caught redlining. It means that still today, studies show that people with names white people consider "black sounding" are much less likely to be called in on an interview for the same exact resume that has a white sounding name on it. It means that there exists severe sentencing disparities. It means that blacks are more likely to be brought up for the death penalty. It means they are more likely to be pulled over and searched for drugs. It means they are more likely to be followed around in department stores and treated as potential shoplifters.

All of these things, and more, have been proved in this country. And so, in this country, only white racists deny white privilege.

I don't know what it's like in your country.
 
I can't speak to privilege in other countries. Frankly, you can't speak to privilege in America, but you think ya can, and it's causing some problems for ya.

White privilege in this country doesn't mean that no white people ever suffered here. It doesn't mean no white people are suffering even now. It doesn't mean no white people ever lost everything. It doesn't mean no white people were ever falsely convicted of a crime. It doesn't mean no white people were ever executed for a crime they didn't commit. It doesn't mean no white people are in jail on drug charges. It doesn't mean no white people never really had a fair chance due to circumstances of birth, educational opportunities, bad luck, etc.

What it means is that, still today, realtors are caught redlining. It means that still today, studies show that people with names white people consider "black sounding" are much less likely to be called in on an interview for the same exact resume that has a white sounding name on it. It means that there exists severe sentencing disparities. It means that blacks are more likely to be brought up for the death penalty. It means they are more likely to be pulled over and searched for drugs. It means they are more likely to be followed around in department stores and treated as potential shoplifters.

All of these things, and more, have been proved in this country. And so, in this country, only white racists deny white privilege.

I don't know what it's like in your country.

Only race baiters like you deny that people use the race card and race baiting for political advantage.
 
Only race baiters like you deny that people use the race card and race baiting for political advantage.

Are you sure you don't want to call her a "racist", like you've done to me? I find it interesting when whites have differing ideas, and how they attempt to "sort it out"...but it seems you always go to "the race card" and "race baiting", no matter what the race of your opponent. Hmmmm.
 
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