That's racist!

[KB5252]

Sure. Still not as pathetic as white fragility.

Fragility is fragility, much like the color of ones skin it shouldn't matter.

 

[KB5252]

Just curious, is she heard saying the racially disparaging word or is that what is being alleged?

While the word is terrible attempting to kill someone, or it at the very least putting their life at risk is a bridge too far for me. Sure if the word was used the young lady put herself at great risk for being stupid and offensive, I use those words because I don't know if she's racist. The word is used in a number of different contexts these days and not always in an offensive way.

I grew up with friends of different ethnicities and it was a term I could use with some of my closest friends, but never in public and with people of color I didn't know or didn't know me. It was a risk that personally wouldn't take, Even if I had friends to vouch for me.

 

[InVOLuntary]

I love how dink talks about white fragility when it's black folks beating up a white women over a word. Lol.

 

[Cod]

I love how dink talks about white fragility when it's black folks beating up a white women over a word. Lol.

But it's the most powerful word in the world, it can burn down cities, kill people, stop murderers in their tracks, start wars, you name it.....it can do it.

I've never understood why we give that word so much power.

 

[InVOLuntary]

But it's the most powerful word in the world, it can burn down cities, kill people, stop murderers in their tracks, start wars, you name it.....it can do it.

I've never understood why we give that word so much power.

That's because it gives an excuse for bad behavior. It's on full display here. I abhor the word, even when it's used by blacks.

 

[DinkinFlicka]

I love how dink talks about white fragility when it's black folks beating up a white women over a word. Lol.

Again, I'm not the little b*tch whining about the struggles of being white

 

[85SugarVol]

Just curious, is she heard saying the racially disparaging word or is that what is being alleged?

While the word is terrible attempting to kill someone, or it at the very least putting their life at risk is a bridge too far for me. Sure if the word was used the young lady put herself at great risk for being stupid and offensive, I use those words because I don't know if she's racist. The word is used in a number of different contexts these days and not always in an offensive way.

I grew up with friends of different ethnicities and it was a term I could use with some of my closest friends, but never in public and with people of color I didn't know or didn't know me. It was a risk that personally wouldn't take, Even if I had friends to vouch for me.

Oh yea, loud and clear she said it.

It was the most painfully awkward attempt to drop a soft ‘a’. Like she thought she was in, or something.

No girl. Lol, no girl. You ain’t in. What is you doin….

 

[InVOLuntary]

Again, I'm not the little b*tch whining about the struggles of being white

I'm not either. I point out the hypocrisy. Like most liberals you think less of black people. You think they need you to white night for them. Like all liberals, you're the racist. You're more of a little scared b%tch than I'll ever be.

 

[DinkinFlicka]

I'm not either. I point out the hypocrisy. Like most liberals you think less of black people. You think they need you to white night for them. Like all liberals, you're the racist. You're more of a little scared b%tch than I'll ever be.

Whatever you need to tell yourself, bud. I'll be sure to back you up if someone calls you a cracker.

 

[InVOLuntary]

Whatever you need to tell yourself, bud. I'll be sure to back you up if someone calls you a cracker.

You won't need to because little words have zero effect on me. Appreciate the effort though.

 

[Vol737]

Whatever you need to tell yourself, bud. I'll be sure to back you up if someone calls you a cracker.

I was called “white potato” once. I think I like cracker better because I took it as he meant I looked out of shape.

 

[DinkinFlicka]

I was called “white potato” once. I think I like cracker better because I took it as he meant I looked out of shape.

You were just undercooked.

 

[Vol737]

You were just undercooked.

Possibly.

 

[McDad]

I was called “white potato” once. I think I like cracker better because I took it as he meant I looked out of shape.

I got called "white bread" a lot my freshman year of college.

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

 

[Carl Pickens]

I got called "white bread" a lot my freshman year of college.

I had a job putting food and beverage carts on airplanes and was called “Junior” by my coworkers. The manager was a 40ish white guy and I was the only white guy on the night shift….. hence “Junior”

 

[McDad]

I had a job putting food and beverage carts on airplanes and was called “Junior” by my coworkers. The manager was a 40ish white guy and I was the only white guy on the night shift….. hence “Junior”

Lol.
Completely random question...if a person wanted to smuggle a back pack sized load of drugs into America would a plane "stocker" working with a flight attendant be a good way to do it?

 

[Carl Pickens]

Lol.
Completely random question...if a person wanted to smuggle a back pack sized load of drugs into America would a plane "stocker" working with a flight attendant be a good way to do it?

Probably. I did this back in ‘90 during the Gulf War so security was tight, but even so you could have gotten it on or off the plane easily.
I’m not sure what all has changed since 9/11 though

 

[McDad]

Probably. I did this back in ‘90 during the Gulf War so security was tight, but even so you could have gotten it on or off the plane easily.
I’m not sure what all has changed since 9/11 though

On a completely unrelated note, you stay in contact with anyone from your days working that job?

 

[Carl Pickens]

On a completely unrelated note, you stay in contact with anyone from your days working that job?

No. I was only there a couple of months and you were on your own most of the time so you didn’t get the chance to talk to the other guys much.
You came in, got your flight assignments and food/beverage orders. From there you had to stock your carts and push them to the loading dock, put them on the truck and then wait on the tarmac for your planes.

 

[McDad]

No. I was only there a couple of months and you were on your own most of the time so you didn’t get the chance to talk to the other guys much.
You came in, got your flight assignments and food/beverage orders. From there you had to stock your carts and push them to the loading dock, put them on the truck and then wait on the tarmac for your planes.

To be serious, sounds like a brutal job once I consider the weather and the tight schedules for arrivals and departures.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

You can search by race:

Homicides in Chicago: A list of every victim | Chicago Sun-Times

Information about Chicago's homicide victims, compiled by journalists, including breakdowns of where and when incidents occurred, updated daily.

graphics.suntimes.com

Draw your own conclusions.

 

[just bob]

The White Savior Complex is pathetic in here. haha

 

[Boca Vol]

You can search by race:

Homicides in Chicago: A list of every victim | Chicago Sun-Times

Information about Chicago's homicide victims, compiled by journalists, including breakdowns of where and when incidents occurred, updated daily.

graphics.suntimes.com

Draw your own conclusions.

Interesting but not surprising

 

[just bob]

Lol.
Completely random question...if a person wanted to smuggle a back pack sized load of drugs into America would a plane "stocker" working with a flight attendant be a good way to do it?

Ha! Just find the right crew in the military.

Guardsmen charged with smuggling Ecstasy on C-5

Two Airmen from the New York Air National Guard’s 105th Airlift Wing have been charged with importing narcotics from Germany to the United States after being arrested April 12 on federal narcotics

www.af.mil