TwistedCU
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Not so much that I'm prejudiced (though I am somewhat)
Thanks man you just blew my arguement out of the water with that one :lol:
No seriously, everyone has prejudice of some type. It is human nature to preconceive, presume, and prejudge. Especially to those who either are or appear differently than you do. That said, the time where we once had a country where prejudice was the norm is over. Most every aspect of of our lives are filled with diversity, and those few who still hold any significant prejudice are virtually silenced for fear of being a social outcast or other repercussions such as being fired from a job for such behavior. The times have changed. I never said there is a complete absence of prejudice, but the amount towards black people has dwindled to equal other prejudices that exist. In addition, prejudice against blacks is the most widely criticized kind of prejudice. It is much easier for someone to make a politically incorrect joke about just about anyone than it is for someone to make a "black joke", which will most certainly draw gasps and criticism in almost every circle.
Again, we can continue to discuss the existence of significant discrimination against blacks in our culture, but the outrage I expressed in the beginning of this thread was that of a man who is touted to be this great "uniter" of man, yet beats a war drum of a very culture-dividing topic.
It was not only in very poor taste, it took something away from his character... and that's a shame because the guy was spotless prior to it.
He had a good shot at the Democratic nomination.
Mud stated earlier...
Well that is the basis of my point!!! Why on Earth was this couple entertaining the idiot reporters who brought this up? They should have quickly and plainly dismissed the topic as irrelevant and let the reporters know that it was a ridiculous thing to ask. Can we agree on that?We need to forget about the black/white b.s. and move on..............