If you would like to address the issue, then address me directly.
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If you would like to address the issue, then address me directly.
Are you telling us that you are using the Tax credits, deductions, and tax loop holes to get the lowest tax owed possible? Those SAME tax credits, deductions and tax loop holes that the top 1% use to pay as little tax as possible? Those SAME tax credits, deductions and tax loop holes that you scream about?
tisk tisk.
You know why it doesn't work in reverse???
Personally affronting someone is NOT the same as a racist attack.
BlkCmsHvy, Myself, Mac, BlkdL, you, TwoBi, Subs, all personally affront each other in political arguments. We rhetorically kick the ******* out of each other. I've been called dumbocrat, dumb, stupid, crybaby, liar, libtard, mentally deranged, Skippy, not very smart, hater, kkk supporter, Dump-o-crap (or something like that) and other ******* I can't recall. All directed at me, not my race. All lies too, by the way.
Racially attacking is affronting with racial epithets which go beyond the individual you're talking to, using a language of superiority once used to demonize and oppress. Context, malice and race of user and receiver decides on if it's personal, or goes beyond an insult.
Whites have not been oppressed by black men overall through slavery, Jim Crow, racial violence and *******, second class citizenship, and laws and policies separating them from access to decent education, politics and employment (things needed to achieve the American Dream). That's why. You don't get to pop in after 150 years (end of slavery) with all of that that's happened, and say now it's the same.
Again, racist attacks/language are steeped in real historical anti-constitution wrongs to people who have supposedly been equal citizens since the mid- 1860's. Not your fault personally what the government did or didn't do, but the country has taken on the responsibility of addressing it- kind of.
And when you can show me where in our history white men protesting a segregated system that forces them to demand be treated with dignity like men, while looking down the barrels of the military weapons, then we can talk about parity in racial treatment.
Ah yes, I've called you Skippy....after I saw YOU call cpl2010co Skippy:
Once again your hypocrisy is most impressive!
I'll gladly accept your apology now for lying about what I said and also for calling or implying I'm a racist.
Personal affront, is not a racist attack.
It's not about putting your 'big boy' pants on. Just to point out how insulting that it, what is the inverse of that statement. What are you saying about those who stand against racism? What is your injury you want an apology for? You defending racist statement more than the person who wrote it? You want some kind of medal for trying to twist a definite wrong into just another political debate?
I'm fresh out. Try Breitbart. Fox.com, or TownHall.
"BITCH ASS WHITE BOI" isn't a racist attack....right!
Putting on one's "big boy" pants is a phrase I've used multiple times with Mac, who is presumably a white male....now you're going to twist my use of it into implications of racism.
I'll gladly accept your apology now for lying about what I said and also for calling or implying I'm a racist.
Am I using too many words.
Personal name calling or affronting = done all the time. Accepted here.
Racist language to attack opponent = not acceptable. Period.
Skippy is not a racial epithet. 'Boy' is. If used in certain context, and white toward black as is the racist history of that word.
You are putting up a fight supporting racist language, yet want an apology because you don't think you're racist?
You're still quacking very loudly.
Hell yeah you would. You ain't getting it though.
To you this is a fucking game.
It's a personal attack. If he felt unsafe, he should have reported it. It's not racist.
I think we're done here.
You and TwoBi enjoy yourselves defending racist language on an interracial website. Audacity in 3D.
No, you're ignoring the ones presented to you.
In post 13523 you cited my quote from Blkcumsheavy where he called me a "BITCH ASS WHITE BOI" and then instead of acknowledging the blatant racism in it, stated "Personal affront, is not a racist attack."
Try calling one of your white coworkers in corporate america a "BITCH ASS WHITE BOI"...looking forward to hearing you convince HR that isn't a racist statement here in realityland.
Once again, I did not say I supported racist language. I called you out for you multiple examples now of hypocrisy;...and for lying about what I said.
I'll gladly accept your apology now for lying about what I said and also for calling or implying I'm a racist.
Of course not....one needs their big boy pants on to admit they were wrong and apologize.
Some people just hold on to the past, there is more to this than just words. I would be insulting a black man if I called him a Boy with racist intent. I read what TwoBi wrote " tell me bright boy " I know what was meant, if the word bright wasn't used it be meant as Racist. The expression Bright boy is used among people as being sarcastic toward each other instead of calling someone stupid.
Didn't think you had it in you to come at directly,
If "boy" is that offensive to you, then you shouldn't be using it in ANY context. You don't get to cherry pick your offenses. Theft is offensive to me but I have NEVER found an instance where it was acceptable.
Lets start by telling you to RE-READ my "offending post" post - first off, I didn't call you "my boy" or even use it in a demeaning manor as you put it in your hate filled response. Secondly I said "your a bright boy..." meaning - "you are smart enough to figure it out" - Or maybe you're not. If you want to be technical - the attack is on your intelligence, not your race. I really don't give a ******* what your preferred pronoun is. In fact, I didn't even know your race at the time, never looked at your profile, never tried to figure out the lettering of your screen name, I assumed it stood for "Erectile Dysfunction 4 Males With Flatulence".
It wasn't a racial attack, period. You simply took it as one because you couldn't defend your position. You want to assume I am racist, that's fine, it will just tell me how shallow you are. No different than everyone assuming I'm a Trumpster - don't like him, didn't vote for him. Feel free to add me to your ignore list. Or, you can admit you took it out of context and are blowing this way out of proportion and we can move forward.
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You've been given context.
You've been given history why this particular word.
You been given why it's never OK for a white man to say that to a black man in a heated exchange.
You come back with whataboutism with something a black man said to a white man- different context and no history of racism (actually it looks like from the spelling to be an attempt effeminate or sissify). Not racist.
You tried to say a woman moderator used it- different context, friendly exchange. Not racist.
You pretend you don't understand. Yet you do, all too well. Racists, users of racist language and their apologists have done this same pattern historically and recently. They say, 'you people are too sensitive', 'everything offends them', 'it was taken out of context', etc. Seems as always there is a lot of back bending to point the finger at the offended party for not understanding the party perpetrating the offense. Never, ever, is there an immediate 'sorry that could be offensive, my point was...' No. It's always a get over it, or you're not really offended, or you're too sensitive, accusations that comes first unless, they are ****** to apologize. So congrats on the continuation of the norm. Just a bold move for you to do it on a site like this.
So you've changed your story from the word is unacceptable "period" to it's a matter of context and "never OK in a heated exchange" . That's reasonable...shame you didn't state that at first instead of saying it is unacceptable "period"
So why don't we do a little dive into the "context" which prompted all this?
Twobi replied to Subby regarding his opinion on appropriate levels of quarantining/distancing vs the spread & risk of the virus. I don't see anything heated in either of their posts. Here's Twobi's:
You then inserted youself into the conversation, replying to Twobi's post. Your post wasn't heated either, other than a tiny bit in the last sentence where you called Twobi's thinking "ignorant" followed by saying "that's a Trumper for ya."
Twobi then replied to your post with what seems to be a generally calm response. Here's Twobi's reply (with the stricken words reinserted in italics for purpose of context)
When this clearly became a "heated exchange" was when you replied to Twobi's post with:
In post 13523 you cited my quote from Blkcumsheavy where he called me a "BITCH ASS WHITE BOI". That wasn't part of an exchange, heated or otherwise...it was an unsolicited PM. You instead of acknowledging the blatant racism in it, stated "Personal affront, is not a racist attack." You now excuse it away as an attempt to sissify, ignoring the bitch ass white portion, and ignoring the other quote I gave you where he spelled it as boy. He's also called me "BITCH ASS WHITE BOY" in several other unsolicited PMs. You pretend you don't understand. Yet I bet you do and excuse away his blatant racism.
Try calling one of your white coworkers in corporate america a "BITCH ASS WHITE BOI"...I'm looking forward to hearing you convince HR that isn't a racist statement here in realityland.
So sorry I called you out for your multiple examples now of hypocrisy;...and for lying about what I said.
I'll gladly accept your apology now for lying about what I said and also for calling or implying I'm a racist.
what you have to know/remember.....and you are talking to a prime example now.....the right....a lot of them...like to talk "down" to people....and often are wrong....but think as long as they get in the last word they are the winner...…..some will go on for days saying nothing....skirting the subject......twisting it from what it originally was.....but never admit they are wrong and always want the last word because it means they are right
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That's exactly what it is.
Match that up with their constant whining about being wrongly accused of everything they actually support and/or project, it's impossible to have a decent exchange.
I am going to take a cue from you. I've got enough messages from readers, commenters and even the moderator can see who these two are and what they are really about. That's good enough for me.
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