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akuma587 on 04 January 2009
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Kasz216 said:
akuma587 said:

As for your first part.  We are on the internet.  Chill out.  1) I'm not serious 2) If people took what everyone said on the internet seriously then the murder rate in this country would be much higher.  When I say I hate all races equally I mean that I am an equal opportunity discriminator.  I just dislike everybody.  I am white, and I can't stand a lot of white people.  The males especially are often ignorant, overweight, xenophobic, and in the South they are inbred.  There are plenty of black, Hispanic, and Asian people I can't stand too.

Honestly, I probably have less gripes about Jews than just about any other race/ethnic groups.  I get along great with Jewish people.  Most of them I've met have a good sense a humor.  Nothing bad was intended, and my reference was more to American Psycho than any kind of ethnic slur (funny character who makes a bad latka joke not involving babies).  But you shouldn't get upset about what people on the internet say regardless, even if it is racist.  Give someone a keyboard and their IQ drops in half.

As for the second part, its not just about what my party does, I'm just talking about the lack of social dialog in general.  Hell, I hear more debate over whether or not 9/11 was a conspiracy than over whether or not we should support Israel.  When people don't openly discuss something and there are no dissenting opinions, it usually leads to a bad result.

That's really funny considering how critical you've been to republican racist missteps.

Your comment was much worse then say... the Obama Bucks.

You really seem to hold people do different standards based on whether or not they agree with you.  It's quite disheartening.

 

A high ranking party official in a position of power is completely different than a random schmuck on the internet like me.  And you totally took what I was saying about the whole "Magic Negro" thing out of context.  I'm not losing a bit of sleep about what the guy said, my whole point was that from a strategic standpoint it was a nightmare for the Republican Party.  He is a guy who is in charge of Republican strategy, so he should know better unless he wants to drive his party even further into the ground.  It wasn't about him being racist, it was about him being a retard who should know better since it will reflect on his entire party.

I've already filled my racial quotas for friends (government mandated you know), so get off my back!  Its statistically proven that I'm not a racist.  I've even got a black cousin!

Tell you what, you guys can say whatever racist things you want and I'll hold you to the same standard I hold myself.  You want to vent about whites, blacks, Asians, go ahead.  I'll get a kick out of it.  Watch out for the mods though.

 



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