TOP (12-16-2017)
TOP (12-16-2017)
Looks like liberals are incapable of deciding whether or not something is racist unless they can ID the ethnicity/race of the person who said it.
Identity politics is all they know.
They have to figure out if the speaker is a protected class according to the liberal hierarchy of victimhood.
Well played, Lovebug.
I can't answer. I don't know what they look like, nor do I know what they sound like. You declared their race but if we don't have context, we don't know what "People who look and sound like me" means.
I have freckles, red hair, a Midwestern twang to my speech which is now mixing in with the Yooper/Canadian cadence and pronounciation. I also think that I sound like a cartoon character. lol
If I say I'm "doing this for people who look and sound like me"... am I doing a charity event for Woody Woodpecker? Redheads in general? People who have moved from an area with its own speech to another, who are in transition?
It is not for you to decide if I need to know more than that. Why don't you post a credible link to the real story, and let me decide for myself. Why would I have to rely on your paraphrasing, your interpretation, your editing, when it would take you five seconds to provide a link.
ThatOwlWoman (12-17-2017)
ThatOwlWoman (12-17-2017)
Okay, let's do a hypothetical.
White Jew's favorite charity is Yad Ezra Shulamit - Feeding Israel's Hungry Children and Families
Asian's favorite charity is The Asia Foundation - a nonprofit international development organization committed to improving lives across a dynamic and developing Asia.
Black's favorite charity is The NAACP - to ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights of all persons and to eliminate race-based discrimination.
Hispanic's favorite charity is Children of the Americas - to supply Hispanic students with scholarships, school supplies, computers, meals, new cafeterias and computer labs to succeed.
I don't see a problem or a racist slant with any of these. Do you? Does anyone?
“What greater gift than the love of a cat.”
― Charles Dickens
ThatOwlWoman (12-17-2017)
ThatOwlWoman (12-17-2017)
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