Has the n word been word filtered to my name?Thats hilarious.
To answer your question, no.When it becomes no big deal that we elect a black president then you are allowed to say it.Until then we will still take advantage of the memory of a few hundred years of slavery and the white guilt that come with it as well as the perks of having the most powerful american be a brother.Its what the whites would do.
BIRD33 Wrote:Has the n word been word filtered to my name?Thats hilarious.
To answer your question, no.When it becomes no big deal that we elect a black president then you are allowed to say it.Until then we will still take advantage of the memory of a few hundred years of slavery and the white guilt that come with it as well as the perks of having the most powerful american be a brother.Its what the whites would do.
Where do I pick up some of this "White Guilt"?
I don't recall owning or endorsing slavery. Not sure why I would feel responsible.
I was married to a Black woman. She had big tits and a great smile. Still don't feel any guilt.
Dude my family immigrated from Sweden after the Civil War. If there was a benefit, indirectly at best. No different than the common American of today buying tons of crap assembled in the sweat shops of Asia.
Maybe in our kids days, people will be viewed just as people.
Oh and my dealer is Black. Did slaves wear their pants all saggy. If so that dude is a walking shrine to the struggle.
I was married to a Black woman. She had big tits and a great smile. Still don't feel any guilt.
Dude my family immigrated from Sweden after the Civil War. If there was a benefit, indirectly at best. No different than the common American of today buying tons of crap assembled in the sweat shops of Asia.
Maybe in our kids days, people will be viewed just as people.
Oh and my dealer is Black. Did slaves wear their pants all saggy. If so that dude is a walking shrine to the struggle.
Is that for real or is that some gay song lyric?
There isnt a white person who's family has been in the country for at least the last 50 years that didnt benefit from racism.The poor education typically afforded to generations of blacks held them back and helped all whites not to mention the policy of keeping blacks in low level jobs.
Your sweat shop analogy makes no sense.
My dealer is white, thats change we can believe in.
BIRD33 Wrote:Is that for real or is that some gay song lyric?
There isnt a white person who's family has been in the country for at least the last 50 years that didnt benefit from racism.The poor education typically afforded to generations of blacks held them back and helped all whites not to mention the policy of keeping blacks in low level jobs.
Your sweat shop analogy makes no sense.
My dealer is white, thats change we can believe in.
has anyone noticed that many white people darken as they age and many black people get lighter?
i think we are about 2 generations away from a race mixture in the USA. i see more and more mixed couples and babies every day.
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