| Strategyking92 said: Uh? Ok? I think that blind southern-hatred is seeping through again I was never trying to show my intelligence (although you attacked it), just trying to show you some middle ground. Well, if you called a toilet a "magical toilet" it might be a term of endearment I'm just saying even though it was a bone-headed move, it was clearly a joke in good fun. Lets hope they don't make the mistake again... Or they can, later on, when people can stop being stupid about vocal sounds. I wish nobody thought anything is even remotely racist.... Oh, a "magical" world that would be
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Because I never said anything remotely to what you are accusing me of.
or a bridge a "magical bridge"....... Or a president a "magical predident".... I mean, do any of those sound wrong at all? (I'm pretty sure magical toilets are real... In japan, by the way.)The magical negro (sometimes called the mystical negro or magic negro) is a supporting, often mystical stock character in fiction who, by use of special insight or powers, helps the white protagonist get out of trouble. The word negro, now considered by many as archaic and offensive, is used intentionally to suggest that the archetype is a racist throwback, an update of the "Sambo" and "savage other" stereotypes.[1] Spike Lee popularized the term, deriding the archetype of the "super-duper magical negro" in 2001 while discussing films with students at Washington State University and at Yale University. - From that online encyclopedia! 
