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> Why do people do this? Is this a reflection of how racist our society
> is or are people just mad they lost and cant think of anything better
> to say so they do this to try and make themselves feel better?

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> <bootl3g@gmail.com> wrote
>
>
> No, our society is actually doing quite well in that respect. Actual
> racism is pretty hard to find.

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>
> Those people probably aren't even racists. The reason they use those
> words, etc, is because of the weight they are given by those called them.
> Most people could care less if you said the f word, but the n word and
> everyone gets a rise, even if your race isn't known. Just the last actual
> thing someone can say to get a rise out of anyone now a days.
>

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>
> "Fred Liken" <nothanks@toocoolforschool.com> wrote in message
>
> Only if your head is tucked clearly up your XXX.

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>
> So that makes it ok? Its official, you are a dumb XXX.

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> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote
>
> Nice content. Thanks for the insight.

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>
>
> Where did you get that idea from? Not sure where I said that.

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>
> It's official, you're simply bent on me and incapable of actually being
> civil.

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> Why do people do this? Is this a reflection of how racist our society
> is or are people just mad they lost and cant think of anything better
> to say so they do this to try and make themselves feel better?

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>
> Thanks for the bullshit statement that "racism is pretty hard to find". I
> know plenty of people for who racism is quite easy to find.

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> I know plenty of people or environments who feel it is ok speak negatively
> of certain ethnic groups (mainly Asian and Latino) because there is no one
> of that particular group around "to be offended".

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> Of everything you have ever said, that statement was by far the most
> idiotic.

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>
> "The reason they use those words, etc, is because of the weight they are
> given by those called them."
>
> So the "n word" is only offensive because black people give it "weight"?

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> So what you are saying is, if that particular group stopped reacting so
> severly to the word, it would somehow not be offensive to anyone?

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> This statement is where I got that idea from. You are basically saying
> its just a word and if it weren't for black people treating as more than
> such, it would be received much in the same way we receive "shit" or
> "damn"

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>
> I am civil quite a bit. For once I can say you deserve anything I can
> think of saying to you for making that asinine statement and then trying
> to turn it around like it is I who has the problem.

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> No, our society is actually doing quite well in that respect. Actual racism
> is pretty hard to find.

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>
>"Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote
>
>
>That's not content.
>
>
>Like what/where?
>
>
>Only to people who are governed more by emotion than logic.
>
>
>Where did I say that? White people give it weight too. And, yes, it is
>only offensive if people give it weight. It's the definition of offensive,
>my friend.
>
>
>That's the definition of the word offensive. Look it up.

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>
> Doesn't it figure that poor losers would also be bigots? It doesn't
> matter how old they are if they can't lose gracefully, they're big
> babies anyway.

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>
>
>
>bootl3g@gmail.com wrote:
>
>
>Doesn't it figure that poor losers would also be bigots? It doesn't
>matter how old they are if they can't lose gracefully, they're big
>babies anyway.

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>
> I think there is as much racism today as ever only people don't air
> their views in public as much as they used to.

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>
> So lets all just shut up about the "n word" and go back to civil war times
> when it was ok to call black people the "n word" and then everything will
> be
> ok. LMAO!!! Spoken like a true racist Fred. "W" would be proud of ya!

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>
>
> Fred Liken wrote:
>
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>
> I think there is as much racism today as ever only people don't air
> their views in public as much as they used to.

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> "MS#1Fanboy-JoJo" <jojo@cox.net> wrote
>
>
> No one's impressed.
>

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> I think Racism in Online gaming IS a big issue, even though you down play
> it.

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> I think its easier for people to show how they really feel when there isnt
> someone of that race standing in front of them ready to kick their XXX for
> saying whatever word they used.

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> Yes it is just a word, but its a word that carries alot of "weight" just
> because of its origin, not because of how people react to it.
>
> If only people made the same stink about the word Picnic... look that up
> and find out where that came from...

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> I'm black... well partially, part native american. I left using the N word
> back in highschool. i grew up. Some people dont have that ability. I avoid
> them.

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> I think deep down, there is a racial underbelly in the world. Its dying
> off... but its still there.

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> To agree with you to some extent. I used to get offended playing SOCOM and
> all those guys on there using the n word. Its not worth getting upset over
> i guess. I've got better things to do.

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> And hopefully, the person using it realizes this and finds that its not
> worth using, because its not ringing the same bell anymore.

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>
>"MS#1Fanboy-JoJo" <jojo@cox.net> wrote
>
>
>No one's impressed.
>
>

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> I have a feeling that the only way to impress you would be a new double
> wide
> in Pine Hurst Estates in Austin Texas.

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>
>"MS#1Fanboy-JoJo" <jojo@cox.net> wrote in message
>news:7wBBe.8848$Eo.2887@fed1read04...
>
>
>Your ad hominem attacks don't help your argument.
>
>

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> "Brenden D. Chase" <brenden.chaseREMOVE@THISgmail.com> wrote
>
>
> Why? What does it do?

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>
>
> That's true, but I seriously doubt they actually feel that way. 99% at
> least.

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>
>
> Of course its origin matters in how it is reacted too. But, honestly, it
> didn't have a negative cognotation until after it was in use, just like
> "black" or "afro-american". It's less its origin than it is how people
> react.

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>
>
> Then Mattinglyfan and his ilk feel you are a racist. Ironic, no?

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>
>
> Honestly, I'd be hard pressed to find it, now a days. Honest racism.
> Simply race based biasness, other than affirmative action, which is
> technically racism, but IMHO still is something that America benefits
> from. I do see some people that cry "racism" when they are just being
> assholes to begin with, though. Has nothing to do with race. I honestly
> don't see it. I also live where there might not be much to see, even
> though we have quite a mix of races. Maybe that's why we don't see it,
> because we do have interactions with many races.

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>
> Even people that complain about Mexicans, that someone was talking about,
> aren't complaining about Hispanics, but rather Mexicans.

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>
>
> There's nothing to be gained from it. I'd seriously doubt they'll even
> have a chance to affect your life in any significant way, like not hire
> you, etc, if that's how they act.

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>
>
> That's my point. They use that because it's about the only way they can
> get a rise out of anyone now a days.

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> "don" <don@no.spam> wrote in message news:42D66FEA.27175AFF@no.spam...
>
>
> Blacks couldn't even vote 40 years ago. Segregation was prevalent. It's
> not even close.

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> In article <42d676b4$0$84132$bb4e3ad8@newscene.com>,
> nothanks@toocoolforschool.com says...
so[vbcol=seagreen]
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will[vbcol=seagreen]
> I have a feeling that the only way to impress you would be a new double

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> in Pine Hurst Estates in Austin Texas.

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> In article <42d6eb33$0$84143$bb4e3ad8@newscene.com>,
> nothanks@toocoolforschool.com says...
>
> LMAO!!! "ad hominem"....LMAO some more. This was not an attack by the way.
> I
> must of hit close to home for you to consider this an attack.

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>
>"MS#1Fanboy-JoJo" <jojo@cox.net> wrote in message
>news:7nDBe.8852$Eo.5809@fed1read04...
>
>More fannying about? How much time do you spend in a day fannying about? I
>don't know about you, but I haven't the time to fanny about, so if you want
>to fanny about find someone else who has time for fannying about. Because I
>simply haven't the time to fanny about.
>
>

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>
> It detracts from the average person's gaming experience because they go
> online to play games and not to hear crap like that.

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> Haven't you ever been in a group of women who sit around and talk crap
> about men? Doesn't that make you uncomfortable even though you may not be
> any of the things they are describing about men?

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> What if you were in a group of black guys who talked about white guys who
> can't dance or white women with flat asses?

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> They may not think what they are saying is malicious or offensive but as
> long as one person in the group does, it should be at least looked upon as
> potentially being offensive.

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> Now pretend you are in that same situation but know you are at a table
> with 7 guys in a bar and they are all 260+ and some of them are talking
> about doing really foul and dirty stuff to your girlfriend/wife/mother.
> That is online gaming.

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> You can either just accept what they are saying and keep doing what you
> were doing or leave and go to another table because the fact of the matter
> is there is NOTHING you can do to make them stop. I think your mentality
> comes from being one of the guys at the table that isn't saying anything
> negative about the person's wife/girlfriend/mother but they are also not
> having anything said about their own wives/girlfriends/mothers.

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>
> I don't go around calling women "bitches" or making anti-semetic comments
> because it is not in me. If I ever did find myself saying something like
> that, it would be a good indication that I harbored some imbedid sexism or
> anti-semitism.

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> Stuff like that just doesn't "slip out" harmlessly. If you can say it in
> the heat of the moment, it is there.

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> The 99% you are speaking of may not be cross-burning KKK members but they
> sure as heck get off being able to say crap like that without fear of
> getting their face smashed in.

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>
> No, it is how it is used. Someone can, in the right situation, use the
> word "black" in a way that can be offensive or harmless based on context.
> Who the heck can make "picnic" malicious to anyone other than someone who
> knows the true historical origin of the word?

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>
> Man Fred, can you ever say anything without intentionally trying to be an
> idiot to someone?

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>
> Just because it is hard to find where you are does not mean that it is
> hard to find everywhere. If anything, the people living in
> "Happy-go-lucky" melting pots like the one you described are a lot less
> likely to even recognize racism when faced with it because they can't get
> past what they are used to in their environment.

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>
> Don't you think someone calling all Latinos "Mexicans" is form of racism?

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> I have seen that online quite a bit due to my gamertag. People assume
> that I am Hispanic from my gamertag (even though 60% of Spanish
> teachers/professors in the US are not latino) and they start talking crap
> about swimming across the border and calling me "wetback" when I smoke
> them in NFL2K5. That's freakin ridiculous.

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> By your reasoning, I could be one of the 7 guys at the table and just shut
> up because it doesn't apply to me but that doesn't remove any weight from
> the word for an actual Mexican person.

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>
> But they may have a chance to affect someone's life in the future.

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>
> So you are saying since their motivation is not "overt" racism, it is
> saying that it is ok or less wrong?

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>
> Damn you are stupid.

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> What does that have to do with what he said about racism being less
> "overt"?

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> Blacks couldn't even vote 40 years ago. Segregation was prevalent. It's
> not even close.

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> Fred Liken wrote:
>
>
> I didn't say minorities don't have more rights or opportunities. Of
> course, they can vote, work more places, and live almost anywhere, but
> racism isn't about that. It's about the way people think about other
> people who aren't of the same race they are.

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> Just because a white person accepts the fact that the law says blacks,
> latinos, etc. have the right to live in their neighborhood doesn't mean
> they welcome them with open arms, and sometimes, even the people who
> seem the most tolerant quickly change their tune when a minority family
> moves next door to them or their daughter wants to marry one.

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> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote
>
> Perhaps YOU, but that's ancedotal. If you really wanted to piss someone
> off, you know what buttons to push, regaurdless of wheither you are a
> racist, etc, or not. You know that if you called a black person the n
> word you'd have a good chance of getting under their skin. If your goal
> was just to get under their skin, then you know exactly what to do,
> wheither you are a racist or not. It's just a simply fact of what it is.

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>
> No, I never implied it was simply "slipping out". My point is it is
> calculated for the response, not the pragmatics, my friend. Why don't you
> understand that's my point by now? Let's get back on topic. You're
> putting the cart before the horse. (No offense to carts, horses, or
> people that put carts before horses)
>
>
> Your statement is completely off topic. The point was wheither or not
> they were racists, not wheither or not they would say it face to face.
> You've failed to show they are racists simply because they say that word,
> or the ilk. An example is that photoshop that one guy did, with the guy
> in the tree. I seriously doubt he's a racist, but he knew EXACTLY the
> reaction he would get if he posted that, and you gave it to him. The goal
> was not racially motivated, but rather reaction from you and your ilk.
>

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> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote
>
>
> Honestly, you're not someone I really respect to make that evaluation.
> Sorry.
>
>
> His statement was that there was as much racism today as there ever was.
> That's not even close. Blacks weren't even considered the same speciese
> as whites in recent history. That's quite a bit more racist than what we
> have now, my friend. That's obvious. Wheither it is overt or covert is
> moot.
>
> But, I can see you're just being argumentative because of your feelings
> about me, so I doubt actually using critical thinking isn't high on your
> list of wants.
>
>

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>
> Wrong. You are the master of "button pushing"

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> but you have obviously made a conscious choice not to use race.

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> People who use race as a form of pushing buttons are racist by the
> definition of the word.

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> Much in the same way people who call people "fag" and "queer" online are
> homophobic

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> or people who call female opponents "bitches" are sexist.

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> What part of that don't you understand?

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<cricket cricket>
[vbcol=seagreen]
>
> Too bad you didn't pay attention to his history and you would know that it
> was racially motivated.

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> Instead, you chose to defend/encourage him just to spite others in this
> group.

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>
> Sure it does.

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> You are talking about rights but the fact of the matter is he was speaking
> about racism.

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> That can be prejudice and stereotypes and with the influx of more races
> into this country than ever before, there is even more of that to go
> around.

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> I don't know why you fell back on black-white instead of American-Arab or
> southern US- Mexican.

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>
> "Fred Liken" <nothanks@toocoolforschool.com> wrote in message
> news:42d5a8b1$0$452$bb4e3ad8@newscene.com...
>
> Only if your head is tucked clearly up your XXX.
>
>
> So that makes it ok? Its official, you are a dumb XXX.
>

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> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote
>
>
> Obviously seeing as I have you in pocket quite well.
>

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>
> Not really conscious.

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>
>
> No, you're simply wrong there.
>
> For them to be racist, they would either have to believe that one race is
> better than the other, which isn't necessarily true and probably isn't
> their belief,

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> or that they would have to be prejudice, which also isn't shown.

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> You're wrong that if you push someones buttons, you are a racist by
> definition, because the definition of racist doesn't agree with you.
> Sorry.

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>
>
> That's simply retarded. You'd have to fear gays to be homophobic.

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>To just call some random person the f word just to piss them off doesn't
>show that you are afraid of gays.
>

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>
> That one I'd say is probably true most of the time, but then again simply
> because I'd say there's quite a few sexist people out there rather than
> the instance of them saying XXXXX, it is not necessarily true that the
> person believes that women are inferior.

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>
>
> There's not much to understand beyond the fact that you don't know the
> definitions of the words you use.
>
>
> <cricket cricket>

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>
>
> No, they didn't see him and start saying that. They said that when he
> beat them. The motivation was clearly to piss him off. Please do try to
> keep up.

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>
>
> That's a very ignorant statement.
>

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>
> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:JsCdncTcL_y1MkjfRVn-1A@comcast.com...
>
> Right on mattinglyfan! I mean seriously, theres no racism ? Hahaha. You
> must be living in beverly hills or something dude. Not you mattingly, the
> dude you responded to.

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> For some it is passive and others it is quite obvious. The difference is,
> when it is passive, it needs to "slip out" one way or the other.

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>
> And you know because.......

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>
> The fact that a person can use racially derogatory terms is a good
> indication of prejudice.

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>
> It is you that needs to check your definitions. Making racist statements,
> makes you are racist.

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>
> Too bad you equate fear to being scared of them when in actuality,
> homophobia has to do with "comfort level" and not necesarily the emotion
> of fear..

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>
> It shows that you consider it an insult which demonstrates an intolerance
> (which falls under the definition of homophobia).

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>
> True, but you are assuming that I am using "XXXXX" to demonstrate
> inferiority. You are concentrating on the "superiority" angle of all of
> these definitions when there is a more basic and simpler "biased" angle
> that goes along with them as well.

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>
> I guess you have the inside track to the mind of LL Cool Names/Pizza Hut/
> HIV Steve/Joe's Crab Shack/WTF His name is Today. But I have seen the
> type of crap he posts and that was exactly his motivation. My statement
> about him being a racist was supported by posts that I have read in the
> past irregardless of whatever background everyone else had before making
> it.

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>
> Its not ignorant, you do it.

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> You leave no grey area to agree with you by your very nature.

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> Right on mattinglyfan! I mean seriously, theres no racism ?

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> Hahaha.

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> You must be living in beverly hills or something dude. Not you mattingly,

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> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote
>
>
> See, you frankly miss the premise of this discussion. No one was talking
> about people letting things "slip out" but rather people specifically
> saying things for a reaction independant of what they are saying.

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>
>
> It's obvious. I've witnessed it time and time again. Maybe you need to
> leave your ivory tower?

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>
>
> No, that's simply wrong. People can say many things that they don't
> believe to get a rise. It's pretty much run of the mill stuff, my friend,
> and you know it. Kids do it all the time for everything under the sun.
> You simply are being argumentative.

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>
>
> No, to be a racist you must believe that one race is better than another
> or discriminate. Neither is proven by saying such comments to piss people
> off, especially when you say them to a white person.
>
> You need to crack a book.

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>

Homophobia:
http://www.merriamwebster.com/cgi-b...hobia&x=11&y=11

Aversion:
http://www.merriamwebster.com/cgi-b...ersion&x=8&y=16
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>
> Link to a definition that doesn't smell like it came out of your XXX?

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>
>
> Oh.... no.... The person RECEIVING the comment takes it as an insult or
> rather that is the assumption the person saying makes. The person giving
> it doesn't necessarily believe it is one. The f word, though, is vulgar.
> It is safe to assume that the reveiving person will find it offensive.
> These are facts about the word. Now, armed with that information, can one
> call someone the f word and not be a homophobe? Yes, very easily. They
> could be gay themselves and call someone that.

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>
>
> lol. I find it cute when you try.

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>
>
> It's amazing you don't even know who the OP was.

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>

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>
> I now understand your statement above about defend encourage... you have
> no idea who the OP was. Adds a lot of information as to why you're acting
> the way you are. You're hilarious.

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>
>
> Unbiased observers can see that trying to agree is not part of your bent
> behavior towards me. You simply feel the need to disagree, mindlessly.
>
>

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>
> Wow Fred, I teach at an inner-city school so wtf Ivory Tower am I in?

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>
> No. When they say stuff like "Go make a burrito!" or mock black
> stereotypical speech, that is an act based on racial stereotypes.

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> "Run of the mill", WTF? That is some shit I would expect a racist to
> say.

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> As big as a dick as I feel you choose to be, I would have never put you in
> that category. There is no such XXXXing thing as "run of the mill" racial
> slurs to a non-racist.

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>
> Racism:

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>
>
> Homophobia:
> http://www.merriamwebster.com/cgi-b...hobia&x=11&y=11
>
> Aversion:
> http://www.merriamwebster.com/cgi-b...ersion&x=8&y=16
>
>
> Thanks, that was easy.

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>
> You are absolutely right here.

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>
> Oh shit Fred. Now we will truly see if you do admit when you are wrong.
>
> Gotcha!
> http://groups-beta.google.com/group...6bb1b2fbf1dc736
>
> That's LL, buddy.

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Gotcha.
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> The worst part is in reply 102, you kind of take the weak way out of
> standing up to the obvious racist stupidity being posted by stating,
> "Without stating my opinion on it one way or the other, it's honestly
> roughly 40 years, and even less in many areas."

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> Its sad that when it comes to defending a video game, you will talk
> about/insult everyone in this ng that doesn't agree with you but here you
> finally decided not to state your opinion on it.

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>
> Admit you are wrong.

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> That will go a long way toward you earning the respect that you feel you
> deserve.

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> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote
>
>
> Sure you do.
>
>
> Most definitly, those acts are based on racial stereotypes. You just now
> admited that you know what those racial stereotypes are. Your logic says
> that by admiting you know what they are, you must be a racist because you
> even give them passing thought.

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>
> None the less, the facts are that if you know that saying "go make a
> burrito" or mocking jive will get a rise out of someone and you want to
> get a rise out of them, you don't have to be a racist to use that
> knowledge. You could do the exact same thing to a white person that talks
> jive. You confuse race with culture.

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>
>
> Of course you would but you are very confused on the topic, it has been
> shown.

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>
>
> Who said run of the mill racial slurs? Please do give comprehending the
> posts before replying a shot.

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>
>
> Um, you said they would be a racist... The word was "racist", my friend.
> Keep up.
>
> n : a person with a prejudiced belief that one race is superior to others

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>
> To call someone the n word or the ilk just to piss them off doesn't
> necissarily mean that you believe their race is inferior. All it have be
> proven to show is that you are a dick and want to piss someone off.

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>
> <snipped typical Mattyinglyfan wandering>
>
>
> Yet, doesn't show your point.

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>
> I was wrong to assume you were talking about the OP in response to my
> statement that had two people in it. I was tricked by your
> encourage/defend statement since I neither encouraged or defended that
> photoshop guy.
>

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>
> Your respect isn't worth anything, so why would one try to earn it? You
> make no sense.
>

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>
> Proven.

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> No, your logic says that. Your logic also says that when someone proves
> you wrong to be just be outrageous and condesending and hope that no one
> notices. Its not gonna work.

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>
> You keep telling yourself that calling someone the n word just to get
> under their skin doesn't make someone racist.

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> Now I know you are full of shit about going to school in the inner city
> because we would have kicked your XXX for trying some stupid shit like
> that.

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>
> Wasn't talking about me, that will never happen. I was talking about the
> many people who already thought you to be a dick who now have to painfully
> watch me disect you piece by piece.

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> As you say Fred, PAWNED.

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> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote
>
>
> The hypocrisy is noted.

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>
> <snipped his nonresponsive ad hominem attacks>
>
>
> Doesn't necessarily. They are distinct.

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>
>
> Saying what? You would have kicked my XXX for stating the well know fact
> that people often say things they don't believe just to get under
> someone's skin,

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> salad tosser?

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> Says a lot about you.

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>
> lol. Calling me stupid when I point out where you're wrong doesn't
> impress many people.

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>
>
> lol. He thinks he's human!
>

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> Mattinglyfan wrote:
>
>
>
>
> Shut up nigger.
>

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>
> No, it would have been for telling me that it would have been ok in HS for
> someone to call me the N word because they were just trying to "get under
> my skin" and "they probably didn't mean it".

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> Your XXX whoopin would have directly followed theirs.

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>
> Homophobe.

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>
> Says a lot about your character.

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>
> When did I call you stupid? I don't need to impress anyone, you are the
> one who is known as an abrasive prick to everyone, not me.

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> Defense mode on!

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> Mattinglyfan wrote:
>
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>
> Shut up nigger.
>

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> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote
>
>
> Um, this is like the third time it's been pointed out to you, my friend,
> no one said it would be ok.
>
> Please, quit being such a ignorant XXX and at least try to act like you're
> paying attention.
>
>
> Seriously doubt you could whoop anyone's XXX, especially when you'd be
> doing it solo. You're a XXXXX. Always have been and always will be.
> Unless you were saying that you'd lynch me, and that's a diferent story.
>
>
> lol. You totally missed the point and were riled up at the same time.
>
>
> This might hurt if you had a clue as to what you were talking about. At
> least three times it's been cleared up for you and you still walk around
> with your ears closed like some sassy baby.
>
>
> You don't realize your hypocrisy and that's funny.
>
>
> Hence all of your non-responses. You've checked out and are just being an
> XXX. Let the record show that you did it first because you can't argue,
> just whine and moan like a moody emotional baby.

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>
> "H.I.V. Steve" <hiv_steve@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1121807462.951951.152470@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> fact
> for
> under my
> Yeah, and go pick us some God damn cotton, Kunta!
>

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>
> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:R4idnc9tS-J7NEDfRVn-og@comcast.com...
>
> All I can say is you must be so bored waiting for school to start back up.
> That is the only thing that makes sense to me with you wasting your time
> on
> jerkoffs like Fred, Tokamun-whatever, LL dickweed and all of his numerous
> alias
>
>

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>
> "Boody Bandit" <boodybandit@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:gOmdnck9J_LZ1kPfRVn-og@suscom.com...
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numerous[vbcol=seagreen]
>
> The difference is Fred is not a school-age XXXXX in the same vein of these
> other pussies so I will still be dealing with him after those other
> dickweeds go back to school.

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>
> No, I just own you and I realize that you do that with everyone who
> embarrasses you. You cut their posts to make yourself look less like an
> idiot. Not working sonny.

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> He *is* the single biggest waste of time on these groups but Good Luck to
> yah.

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> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:R4idnc9tS-J7NEDfRVn-og@comcast.com...
>
>
> Yes, I'm owned when you're the one breaking down into ignorant emotional
> tripe. Gotcha.

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>
> Um, btw, everything you say is still in your post. Cutting it doesn't
> magically make it go away, you know, right, my friend? lol. You're
> horrible at the internets.

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>
> No, you aren't owned. Lots of people impersonate someone else on the
> usenet as a method of making themselves look better. Riiiiiiiiight.

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>
> Whatever you say Mr. Gore.

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> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote
>
>
> When did I ever impersonate you? I told everyone exactly what I was doing
> and never tried to decieve anyone into thinking I was you. I just got you
> put in a bunch of people's kill files. Keep up, Forest.
>

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>
> Unbelievable that you don't know that.
>

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> "Billy Crabs" <Itchycrotch2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:QDfDe.52365$0i3.41022@twister.nyroc.rr.com...
>
>
>
> LOL, that is a good one!
>
>