I prefer a racist, misogynistic, arrogant, elitist snob.
Its easier for me. I don't have to remember my lies. And for some reason I feel more honest.
Sorry, one last post, then I am done. IMHO, it is not OK to say that Chris Rock can use the N word because he is AA. Either the word is off-limits or it is not. What does it imply when you use race to justify (or not) racist statements? I dream of the day when we have a color-blind society, and the same standards apply to everyone - oops, I stole that from MLK. Don't be an enabler. Originally Posted by diogenes17Some more words I know strung together in a paragraph that doesn't make sense. Phildo asked why there's an outrage over Paula Dean using the N-word, but not Chris Rock. I explained objective reality to him. People don't generally don't like it when someone else of other race, gender, religion uses a derogatory word to address them, but will overlook a slur if it comes from someone they believe is "like them". That goes pretty much for any group of people. The slightest bit of social intelligence should make that apparent. If you truly dream of a color blind society, how does calling people derogatory names and slurs further that goal? Your argument is nonsensical.