REALLY? ANOTHER racist incident involving an RNC attendee.

ZappasGuitar said:
And when you can PROVE he is a citizen of Mexico, then your theory will be fact.

Until then?

It's just more diversionary Rightie bullshit.
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Why isn't he an American? Again, I beg the questions, why are the people of the United States the only Americans? Someone from South America can claim to be an American from one of the America's. Why do we call ourselves Americans and think that label only applies to us?
 
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Rana said:
Why isn't he an American? Again, I beg the questions, why are the people of the United States the only Americans? Someone from South America can claim to be an Americam from one of the America's. Why o we call ourselves Americans and think that label only applies to us?
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These dolts don't realize that Mexico is considered North America, along with the U.S., Canada, and all the way up to the Arctic Ocean.
 
christiefan915 said:
These dolts don't realize that Mexico is considered North America, along with the U.S., Canada, and all the way up to the Arctic Ocean.
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Was the "country" in question, "America" or the "United States?"

No one claimed that Mexicans aren't Americans. No one claimed Mexicans shouldn't work at Epcot. No one complained the employee wasn't a citizen. No one argued citizens can't be Mexican. So where in the living fuck is all of this coming from? Your overtly bigoted and prejudiced minds that can't comprehend any other way of thinking?

Zapped want to grandstand and demagogue now. I answered your question you fucking dope-headed retard, go back and read my reply again, and stop flooding the board with your slime. You don't like my answer? Reply to it, and stop pandering to your butt buddies for attention...or go fuck yourself.
 
Dixie said:
No one claimed that Mexicans aren't Americans. No one claimed Mexicans shouldn't work at Epcot. No one complained the employee wasn't a citizen. No one argued citizens can't be Mexican. So where in the living fuck is all of this coming from?
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From two bigots complaining that they are "highly offended" by the presence of a person from Mexico.

Glad I could clear that up for you.
 
Rana said:
Why isn't he an American? Again, I beg the questions, why are the people of the United States the only Americans? Someone from South America can claim to be an American from one of the America's. Why do we call ourselves Americans and think that label only applies to us?
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why are you playing semantics to avoid discussing the issue.....in fact, why is no one discussing the issue.....unemployment is over 8%......why is Disney employing immigrants.....there is logic for using someone from China to meet and greet people in the Chinese exhibit.....there is logic for using someone from Mexico in the Mexican exhibit......
 
PostmodernProphet said:
why are you playing semantics to avoid discussing the issue.....in fact, why is no one discussing the issue.....unemployment is over 8%......why is Disney employing immigrants.....there is logic for using someone from China to meet and greet people in the Chinese exhibit.....there is logic for using someone from Mexico in the Mexican exhibit......
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We aren't playing semantics...we are merely highlighting Rightwing intolerance.

Whining that it's wrong for America to not be represented by a white person in a DisneyLand exhibit is just plain stupid.
 
ZappasGuitar said:
We aren't playing semantics...we are merely highlighting Rightwing intolerance.

Whining that it's wrong for America to not be represented by a white person in a DisneyLand exhibit is just plain stupid.
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interesting how the lie evolves.....now the dumbfuck liberals are pretending the guy said it was a shame they didn't have white people working there.....if the people that vote for him are that dishonest, why should the guy be president?.......
 
ZappasGuitar said:
Nobody really expected a Racist POS like Dixie to actually call a racist a racist.

The thread is there to help highlight idiots like Dixie who give racists a pass.
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Yeah....not long ago that guy would have been carrying my bags.....

Oh, wait.....that lines already been used by someone else......a guy named Clinton I think......no doubt a racist that won't get a pass from Zippy.....
 
Remember when JPP righties claimed that George Zimmerman isn't white because he's "Hispanic"?
 
bravo said:
Yeah....not long ago that guy would have been carrying my bags.....

Oh, wait.....that lines already been used by someone else......a guy named Clinton I think......no doubt a racist that won't get a pass from Zippy.....
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Oh look...the pathetic mewling of another coward spewing his diversionary bullshit line "well they do it too..."
 
ZappasGuitar said:
We aren't playing semantics...we are merely highlighting Rightwing intolerance.

Whining that it's wrong for America to not be represented by a white person in a DisneyLand exhibit is just plain stupid.
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There is no intolerance to highlight. You are pretending there is. No one ever said it should be a "white person" representing the USA exhibit (NOT "AMERICAN" EXHIBIT). It is reasonable to assume the USA wouldn't be represented by an Asian, since we are not in Asia... is that "racist" or "intolerant" of us to assume that? How about an Italian person? Would they be a reasonable representative of the USA? Or how about an Irish person? There are certainly more Irish and Italian Americans than Mexican Americans, aren't there?

My personal choice would be a Native American... wouldn't that be the most appropriate representative of the USA? Or maybe someone who had a plethora of ethnicity and heritage, to the point you couldn't really distinguish what they were? Would that be a suitable symbol of the 'melting pot' of America?

Mexico is not yet part of the United States of America. It is peculiar and odd to have a person who is Mexican, representing the United States. Just as it would be odd and peculiar to have someone from China representing Mexico. I am sure there are SOME Chinese people living in Mexico, somewhere... and they are just as much Mexican citizens as everyone else, and it wouldn't be inappropriate or racist for the Mexican display to not have a Chinese person as a representative. It wouldn't be racist or intolerant for Mexicans to complain to Epcot about that.

But now... what YOU want to do, is claim that is what this is about... discriminating against Mexicans! As if these people were offended they had to look at a Mexican person at Epcot. ---Let me just say, having been to Epcot... you do not feel as if you are in the United States of America. There are people from every corner of the world there, every day. As a typical white American, you feel very much in the minority. So the idea that these people were somehow intolerant of anyone other than white people, goes beyond the kind of ignorance usually associated with this kind of bigotry. It's a much more simple-minded ignorance of culture and reality of the world around them.
 
Dixie said:
There is no intolerance to highlight. You are pretending there is. No one ever said it should be a "white person" representing the USA exhibit (NOT "AMERICAN" EXHIBIT). It is reasonable to assume the USA wouldn't be represented by an Asian, since we are not in Asia... is that "racist" or "intolerant" of us to assume that? How about an Italian person? Would they be a reasonable representative of the USA? Or how about an Irish person? There are certainly more Irish and Italian Americans than Mexican Americans, aren't there?

My personal choice would be a Native American... wouldn't that be the most appropriate representative of the USA? Or maybe someone who had a plethora of ethnicity and heritage, to the point you couldn't really distinguish what they were? Would that be a suitable symbol of the 'melting pot' of America?

Mexico is not yet part of the United States of America. It is peculiar and odd to have a person who is Mexican, representing the United States. Just as it would be odd and peculiar to have someone from China representing Mexico. I am sure there are SOME Chinese people living in Mexico, somewhere... and they are just as much Mexican citizens as everyone else, and it wouldn't be inappropriate or racist for the Mexican display to not have a Chinese person as a representative. It wouldn't be racist or intolerant for Mexicans to complain to Epcot about that.

But now... what YOU want to do, is claim that is what this is about... discriminating against Mexicans! As if these people were offended they had to look at a Mexican person at Epcot. ---Let me just say, having been to Epcot... you do not feel as if you are in the United States of America. There are people from every corner of the world there, every day. As a typical white American, you feel very much in the minority. So the idea that these people were somehow intolerant of anyone other than white people, goes beyond the kind of ignorance usually associated with this kind of bigotry. It's a much more simple-minded ignorance of culture and reality of the world around them.
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But see, here's the deal...Mexico ISN'T the USA.

Mexico doesn't hold itself out as a shining beacon waiting with outstretched arms, ready to accept the world's outcasts.

Mexico hasn't referred to itself as a "melting pot" for over 200 years.

Mexico doesn't have a National Monument dedicated to the immigrants who have moved there.

The fact remains that there are Americans of every skin color who are FROM AMERICA, and anyone "offended" by an American with dark skin is an embarrassment
 
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