VanillaCreme said:Paula Deen should have had WAY more people stand up for her than she did. All these young black people - kids... say the word without a second thought, but they're not the ignorant ones right... But a 60-some year old southerner says it 20, 30 years ago - probably not even in the way people think she said it, and she's the bad one? Yeah, sure, that makes total sense... That just proves how much stupidity we have in today's society.
echo said:I completely agree with you. I haven't been following the news about her or anything but it feels extremely hypocritical of society as a whole that they're ganging up on Paula Deen because she said a word that A LOT of people say on a regular basis, it's very hypocritical. The few articles or videos I've clicked on, the people were insulting her for having diabetes and I see that as something uncalled for and hypocritical. It made me very angry because the people in the news, comedians and other people, they're NO BETTER than her when they all gang up on her and insult her for having diabetes, I felt like they were insulting people who have diabetes as a whole, talking bad about overweight people and people who have diabetes, it made me angry how hypocritical society is.
echo said:VanillaCreme said:Paula Deen should have had WAY more people stand up for her than she did. All these young black people - kids... say the word without a second thought, but they're not the ignorant ones right... But a 60-some year old southerner says it 20, 30 years ago - probably not even in the way people think she said it, and she's the bad one? Yeah, sure, that makes total sense... That just proves how much stupidity we have in today's society.
I completely agree with you. I haven't been following the news about her or anything but it feels extremely hypocritical of society as a whole that they're ganging up on Paula Deen because she said a word that A LOT of people say on a regular basis, it's very hypocritical. The few articles or videos I've clicked on, the people were insulting her for having diabetes and I see that as something uncalled for and hypocritical. It made me very angry because the people in the news, comedians and other people, they're NO BETTER than her when they all gang up on her and insult her for having diabetes, I felt like they were insulting people who have diabetes as a whole, talking bad about overweight people and people who have diabetes, it made me angry how hypocritical society is.
LeaningIntoTheMuse said:I can't pretend I know what it's like to be a minority, but people really need to get over this word. Black people use it, why can't white people use it...oh, wait, it's racist then. Why wasn't it racist when a black person said it? It's the same word.
VanillaCreme said:What am I thinking of? The tone of her voice when she told me they did that... It may be ridiculous now, to think back and even laugh about it, but I really got the feeling you'd much rather have a girl like that in your family, than to have your son like and be with someone of color. I never really thought that of you, even with you saying the n word around me. But that right there... That tone is a whole new level...
Also, you do know it's easier to have a clean house, right? Just saying.
Bones said:I am thinking 9006 should stop posting a split second before I do or I need to stop with my blue font color which takes up time.
9006 said:I think black fonts have priority, haha.Bones said:I am thinking 9006 should stop posting a split second before I do or I need to stop with my blue font color which takes up time.
LeaningIntoTheMuse said:As long as you don't have a white font. That would be pretty hard to read.
LeaningIntoTheMuse said:Speaking as someone who's designed HTML sites
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