Black People : Is this racist ? [PICTURE]
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it show a form of it through action beyond words that a brother smells
i say yes by signs of expression
i say yes by signs of expression
Yes, it is racist, but WHY are we bothered by it?
When will we TRULY Wake Up! and come to the realization that NO ONE likes us...not even most of us?
Instead of pin-pointing it, get used to it. AmeriKKKan Politicians, Lobbyists and Lawmakers are very racist, but where are the pictures to prove that?
Do I like it? Of course not, but instead of high-lighting it as if it is something surprising, get used to it - especially in a time when Black folks are under everyone else.
KM
When will we TRULY Wake Up! and come to the realization that NO ONE likes us...not even most of us?
Instead of pin-pointing it, get used to it. AmeriKKKan Politicians, Lobbyists and Lawmakers are very racist, but where are the pictures to prove that?
Do I like it? Of course not, but instead of high-lighting it as if it is something surprising, get used to it - especially in a time when Black folks are under everyone else.
KM
- Mar 14, 2007
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I don't see how saying that someone is smelly would be considered racist...but thats just me. I would however consider that very un-sportsman like and offensive.
Remember this is european soccer. Some of the most crude acts of racism against Black players occurs on european soccer fields e.g., monkey chants, throwing bananas at Black players etc. europeans have different ways of expressing their ugly racism. In fact I do recall there being a similar incident like this with a player or offical where he would pinch his nose in protest of a Black player. This gesture or taunt is considered racist by european standards.
... please make yourself at home ... 