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can't decide if this was meant in good faith or is simply racist.
by danimal88 9y ago
can't decide if this was meant in good faith or is simply racist.
- dvfjsdhgfv 9y agoFrankly, in this particular context (comedy), I think this comment is well placed.
- fredsanford 9y agoTowards what race?
- Arnt 9y agoRemarkable how plump and stupid those racist jokes are, and antisemitic jokes seem particularly so. Compare that one with the joke about going to Australia.
- js8 9y agoIt was a simple racist joke made in good faith. I had to do it, just to see if PC would kill it. I know that many comedians have expressed regrets over political correctness. Isn't the problem with the question to begin with, doesn't the question ask you to stereotype? I honestly do not care if a good comedian is a Jew or not.
- ekianjo 9y agoSo any comment about an article that's about a particular ethnicity is going to be racist in your book?
- draugadrotten 9y agoIn today's society you won't win a debate if you call your opponent a n.....r, but if you call xir a "racist" most of the audience will believe you are representing the good and will hate the other like a Pavlovian dog.
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- hungerstrike 9y agoAre you actually, seriously using the xir pronoun? Well, either way- that's the most hilarious thing I've seen so far in this thread. (EDIT: Actually, I think it's even more hilarious if you're serious!)