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Rules for thee but not for me syndrome. You have it. Seek help.There is NEVER any excuse for an Asian, Latinx, Caucasian, or Native American to use that word.
If African Americans want to use it, that is their business.
Whether you like or dislike or are neutral toward African Americans, it is considered an offensive word when used by others, so simply erase it from your vocabulary.
Do NOT just use it in private, either, for it may slip out unwittingly when you are in public, and the consequences could be horrible.
Yes, I know even the most liberal person may emotionally use it in a fit of anger, but -- generally speaking -- make a conscious effort to eradicate it from your vocabulary.
Wrong outfit color. I prefer dark blue..maybe sage green.Yes. I know. Nazi too. Get new material, boy.Then what is it? Can you answer without tossing your spear?That isn't black culture, idiot.
You tell me you racist POS.
Leroy, I think I found you Gracie.
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What are you going to do...chuck a spear at them?It sounds like he is "taking that word back", like black people. Thanks for this heart warming story!Walker County's livestreamed commission meeting came to an unusual end Thursday night.
During the public comment portion of the meeting, a man named Ray C. Burnfin with the alias 'The Lone Ranger' came up to speak.
He began by talking in favor of the Confederate flag and said it was not a hate symbol. It appeared he has a patch of the flag on his jacket.
He then condoned the use of racial slurs and commented on race relations.
The masked man then said there was nothing wrong with the "N-word," and proceeded to say it out loud.
"There is nothing wrong with it... we’re colored too. It's alright to use if you don’t turn a sharp 'er,'" he said.
Burnfin also said there was no such thing as white supremacy or black supremacy.
The commissioners do not reprimand him, or cancel his allotted time. He was the final speaker and none of the commissioners commented on his statements immediately afterward."I have been asked to speak for the issues of Walker County, but that is the beginning of the issues that goes on in America today," he said. "I have been asked to speak about this [Confederate] flag that flies over out battlefield."
On Friday morning, Commission Chairman Shannon Whitfield said Burnfin's statements "do not reflect the values in their community."
At meeting, Walker County man dressed as 'Lone Ranger' says N-word, supports using slurs (msn.com)
Since his comments don't reflect the values of the community, why did they allow him to stand there and spew that garbage?
I know you love it, it just gives you courage to one day walk up to a black man and say it.
..whites use the N word and blacks use the H word/denigrate whites [ blatantly -even while being recorded ]/etc--so get over it--that's what humans do and always will ....Walker County's livestreamed commission meeting came to an unusual end Thursday night.
During the public comment portion of the meeting, a man named Ray C. Burnfin with the alias 'The Lone Ranger' came up to speak.
He began by talking in favor of the Confederate flag and said it was not a hate symbol. It appeared he has a patch of the flag on his jacket.
He then condoned the use of racial slurs and commented on race relations.
The masked man then said there was nothing wrong with the "N-word," and proceeded to say it out loud.
"There is nothing wrong with it... we’re colored too. It's alright to use if you don’t turn a sharp 'er,'" he said.
Burnfin also said there was no such thing as white supremacy or black supremacy.
The commissioners do not reprimand him, or cancel his allotted time. He was the final speaker and none of the commissioners commented on his statements immediately afterward."I have been asked to speak for the issues of Walker County, but that is the beginning of the issues that goes on in America today," he said. "I have been asked to speak about this [Confederate] flag that flies over out battlefield."
On Friday morning, Commission Chairman Shannon Whitfield said Burnfin's statements "do not reflect the values in their community."
At meeting, Walker County man dressed as 'Lone Ranger' says N-word, supports using slurs (msn.com)
Since his comments don't reflect the values of the community, why did they allow him to stand there and spew that garbage?
Words cannot be racist. Only thin skinned people think soThere is NEVER any excuse for an Asian, Latinx, Caucasian, or Native American to use that word.
If African Americans want to use it, that is their business.
Whether you like or dislike or are neutral toward African Americans, it is considered an offensive word when used by others, so simply erase it from your vocabulary.
Do NOT just use it in private, either, for it may slip out unwittingly when you are in public, and the consequences could be horrible.
Yes, I know even the most liberal person may emotionally use it in a fit of anger, but -- generally speaking -- make a conscious effort to eradicate it from your vocabulary.
..why do blacks keep denigrating whites??..same old double standardWords cannot be racist. Only thin skinned people think soThere is NEVER any excuse for an Asian, Latinx, Caucasian, or Native American to use that word.
If African Americans want to use it, that is their business.
Whether you like or dislike or are neutral toward African Americans, it is considered an offensive word when used by others, so simply erase it from your vocabulary.
Do NOT just use it in private, either, for it may slip out unwittingly when you are in public, and the consequences could be horrible.
Yes, I know even the most liberal person may emotionally use it in a fit of anger, but -- generally speaking -- make a conscious effort to eradicate it from your vocabulary.
A lot of people respectfully disagree with you.
That is why some people were disappointed when President Trump kept using the term "China virus." It only encouraged some bigots to blame Chinese Americans (and Asians in general). This has led to some verbal and physical abuse of Asians, especially by certain folks (whom I shan't name).
We all know that the word under consideration in the OP is considered offensive, so why use it? There is simply no reason.
Why go out of our way to hurt people's feelings? That's why stores have a department for "plus" sizes, not the "fat" or even "large."
Have a nice weekend!
Karen is a pejorative term for women seeming to be entitled or demanding beyond the scope of what is normal. The term also refers to memes depicting white women who use their privilege to demand their own way.Words cannot be racist. Only thin skinned people think soThere is NEVER any excuse for an Asian, Latinx, Caucasian, or Native American to use that word.
If African Americans want to use it, that is their business.
Whether you like or dislike or are neutral toward African Americans, it is considered an offensive word when used by others, so simply erase it from your vocabulary.
Do NOT just use it in private, either, for it may slip out unwittingly when you are in public, and the consequences could be horrible.
Yes, I know even the most liberal person may emotionally use it in a fit of anger, but -- generally speaking -- make a conscious effort to eradicate it from your vocabulary.
A lot of people respectfully disagree with you.
That is why some people were disappointed when President Trump kept using the term "China virus." It only encouraged some bigots to blame Chinese Americans (and Asians in general). This has led to some verbal and physical abuse of Asians, especially by certain folks (whom I shan't name).
We all know that the word under consideration in the OP is considered offensive, so why use it? There is simply no reason.
Why go out of our way to hurt people's feelings? That's why stores have a department for "plus" sizes, not the "fat" or even "large."
Have a nice weekend!
Give it a rest with the "China Virus" crap...Words cannot be racist. Only thin skinned people think soThere is NEVER any excuse for an Asian, Latinx, Caucasian, or Native American to use that word.
If African Americans want to use it, that is their business.
Whether you like or dislike or are neutral toward African Americans, it is considered an offensive word when used by others, so simply erase it from your vocabulary.
Do NOT just use it in private, either, for it may slip out unwittingly when you are in public, and the consequences could be horrible.
Yes, I know even the most liberal person may emotionally use it in a fit of anger, but -- generally speaking -- make a conscious effort to eradicate it from your vocabulary.
A lot of people respectfully disagree with you.
That is why some people were disappointed when President Trump kept using the term "China virus." It only encouraged some bigots to blame Chinese Americans (and Asians in general). This has led to some verbal and physical abuse of Asians, especially by certain folks (whom I shan't name).
We all know that the word under consideration in the OP is considered offensive, so why use it? There is simply no reason.
Why go out of our way to hurt people's feelings? That's why stores have a department for "plus" sizes, not the "fat" or even "large."
Have a nice weekend!
or where's the outrage over the term '''WHITE supremacy'''?Give it a rest with the "China Virus" crap...Words cannot be racist. Only thin skinned people think soThere is NEVER any excuse for an Asian, Latinx, Caucasian, or Native American to use that word.
If African Americans want to use it, that is their business.
Whether you like or dislike or are neutral toward African Americans, it is considered an offensive word when used by others, so simply erase it from your vocabulary.
Do NOT just use it in private, either, for it may slip out unwittingly when you are in public, and the consequences could be horrible.
Yes, I know even the most liberal person may emotionally use it in a fit of anger, but -- generally speaking -- make a conscious effort to eradicate it from your vocabulary.
A lot of people respectfully disagree with you.
That is why some people were disappointed when President Trump kept using the term "China virus." It only encouraged some bigots to blame Chinese Americans (and Asians in general). This has led to some verbal and physical abuse of Asians, especially by certain folks (whom I shan't name).
We all know that the word under consideration in the OP is considered offensive, so why use it? There is simply no reason.
Why go out of our way to hurt people's feelings? That's why stores have a department for "plus" sizes, not the "fat" or even "large."
Have a nice weekend!
the virus originated in China, it is as simple as that.
Where is the outrage over the Hong Cong Flu or the German Measles. Just more people with thin skin.
..why do blacks keep denigrating whites??..same old double standardWords cannot be racist. Only thin skinned people think soThere is NEVER any excuse for an Asian, Latinx, Caucasian, or Native American to use that word.
If African Americans want to use it, that is their business.
Whether you like or dislike or are neutral toward African Americans, it is considered an offensive word when used by others, so simply erase it from your vocabulary.
Do NOT just use it in private, either, for it may slip out unwittingly when you are in public, and the consequences could be horrible.
Yes, I know even the most liberal person may emotionally use it in a fit of anger, but -- generally speaking -- make a conscious effort to eradicate it from your vocabulary.
A lot of people respectfully disagree with you.
That is why some people were disappointed when President Trump kept using the term "China virus." It only encouraged some bigots to blame Chinese Americans (and Asians in general). This has led to some verbal and physical abuse of Asians, especially by certain folks (whom I shan't name).
We all know that the word under consideration in the OP is considered offensive, so why use it? There is simply no reason.
Why go out of our way to hurt people's feelings? That's why stores have a department for "plus" sizes, not the "fat" or even "large."
Have a nice weekend!
AND--the BLACK rappers use it ALL THE TIME!!!!!!!!!
Sob,sob.....sniffle, sniffle.......need a tissue to dry your teeny, tiny tears? Need a sugar teat and diaper change? I see some curling up in the fetal position as you babble incoherently in your future. Leftards are mentally weak i.e "emotional cripples".Walker County's livestreamed commission meeting came to an unusual end Thursday night.
During the public comment portion of the meeting, a man named Ray C. Burnfin with the alias 'The Lone Ranger' came up to speak.
He began by talking in favor of the Confederate flag and said it was not a hate symbol. It appeared he has a patch of the flag on his jacket.
He then condoned the use of racial slurs and commented on race relations.
The masked man then said there was nothing wrong with the "N-word," and proceeded to say it out loud.
"There is nothing wrong with it... we’re colored too. It's alright to use if you don’t turn a sharp 'er,'" he said.
Burnfin also said there was no such thing as white supremacy or black supremacy.
The commissioners do not reprimand him, or cancel his allotted time. He was the final speaker and none of the commissioners commented on his statements immediately afterward."I have been asked to speak for the issues of Walker County, but that is the beginning of the issues that goes on in America today," he said. "I have been asked to speak about this [Confederate] flag that flies over out battlefield."
On Friday morning, Commission Chairman Shannon Whitfield said Burnfin's statements "do not reflect the values in their community."
At meeting, Walker County man dressed as 'Lone Ranger' says N-word, supports using slurs (msn.com)
Since his comments don't reflect the values of the community, why did they allow him to stand there and spew that garbage?
Walker County's livestreamed commission meeting came to an unusual end Thursday night.
During the public comment portion of the meeting, a man named Ray C. Burnfin with the alias 'The Lone Ranger' came up to speak.
He began by talking in favor of the Confederate flag and said it was not a hate symbol. It appeared he has a patch of the flag on his jacket.
He then condoned the use of racial slurs and commented on race relations.
The masked man then said there was nothing wrong with the "N-word," and proceeded to say it out loud.
"There is nothing wrong with it... we’re colored too. It's alright to use if you don’t turn a sharp 'er,'" he said.
Burnfin also said there was no such thing as white supremacy or black supremacy.
The commissioners do not reprimand him, or cancel his allotted time. He was the final speaker and none of the commissioners commented on his statements immediately afterward."I have been asked to speak for the issues of Walker County, but that is the beginning of the issues that goes on in America today," he said. "I have been asked to speak about this [Confederate] flag that flies over out battlefield."
On Friday morning, Commission Chairman Shannon Whitfield said Burnfin's statements "do not reflect the values in their community."
At meeting, Walker County man dressed as 'Lone Ranger' says N-word, supports using slurs (msn.com)
Since his comments don't reflect the values of the community, why did they allow him to stand there and spew that garbage?
Wrong outfit color. I prefer dark blue..maybe sage green.Yes. I know. Nazi too. Get new material, boy.Then what is it? Can you answer without tossing your spear?That isn't black culture, idiot.
You tell me you racist POS.
Leroy, I think I found you Gracie.
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What are you going to do...chuck a spear at them?It sounds like he is "taking that word back", like black people. Thanks for this heart warming story!Walker County's livestreamed commission meeting came to an unusual end Thursday night.
During the public comment portion of the meeting, a man named Ray C. Burnfin with the alias 'The Lone Ranger' came up to speak.
He began by talking in favor of the Confederate flag and said it was not a hate symbol. It appeared he has a patch of the flag on his jacket.
He then condoned the use of racial slurs and commented on race relations.
The masked man then said there was nothing wrong with the "N-word," and proceeded to say it out loud.
"There is nothing wrong with it... we’re colored too. It's alright to use if you don’t turn a sharp 'er,'" he said.
Burnfin also said there was no such thing as white supremacy or black supremacy.
The commissioners do not reprimand him, or cancel his allotted time. He was the final speaker and none of the commissioners commented on his statements immediately afterward."I have been asked to speak for the issues of Walker County, but that is the beginning of the issues that goes on in America today," he said. "I have been asked to speak about this [Confederate] flag that flies over out battlefield."
On Friday morning, Commission Chairman Shannon Whitfield said Burnfin's statements "do not reflect the values in their community."
At meeting, Walker County man dressed as 'Lone Ranger' says N-word, supports using slurs (msn.com)
Since his comments don't reflect the values of the community, why did they allow him to stand there and spew that garbage?
I know you love it, it just gives you courage to one day walk up to a black man and say it.
Grow up and act like a man.
..whites use the N word and blacks use the H word/denigrate whites [ blatantly -even while being recorded ]/etc--so get over it--that's what humans do and always will ....Walker County's livestreamed commission meeting came to an unusual end Thursday night.
During the public comment portion of the meeting, a man named Ray C. Burnfin with the alias 'The Lone Ranger' came up to speak.
He began by talking in favor of the Confederate flag and said it was not a hate symbol. It appeared he has a patch of the flag on his jacket.
He then condoned the use of racial slurs and commented on race relations.
The masked man then said there was nothing wrong with the "N-word," and proceeded to say it out loud.
"There is nothing wrong with it... we’re colored too. It's alright to use if you don’t turn a sharp 'er,'" he said.
Burnfin also said there was no such thing as white supremacy or black supremacy.
The commissioners do not reprimand him, or cancel his allotted time. He was the final speaker and none of the commissioners commented on his statements immediately afterward."I have been asked to speak for the issues of Walker County, but that is the beginning of the issues that goes on in America today," he said. "I have been asked to speak about this [Confederate] flag that flies over out battlefield."
On Friday morning, Commission Chairman Shannon Whitfield said Burnfin's statements "do not reflect the values in their community."
At meeting, Walker County man dressed as 'Lone Ranger' says N-word, supports using slurs (msn.com)
Since his comments don't reflect the values of the community, why did they allow him to stand there and spew that garbage?
--that' a HUGE myth = whites are the only evil race
....the N word is not damaging blacks like blacks damage blacks by MURDERING them at HIGH rates
Are you saying black men are violent?..whites use the N word and blacks use the H word/denigrate whites [ blatantly -even while being recorded ]/etc--so get over it--that's what humans do and always will ....Walker County's livestreamed commission meeting came to an unusual end Thursday night.
During the public comment portion of the meeting, a man named Ray C. Burnfin with the alias 'The Lone Ranger' came up to speak.
He began by talking in favor of the Confederate flag and said it was not a hate symbol. It appeared he has a patch of the flag on his jacket.
He then condoned the use of racial slurs and commented on race relations.
The masked man then said there was nothing wrong with the "N-word," and proceeded to say it out loud.
"There is nothing wrong with it... we’re colored too. It's alright to use if you don’t turn a sharp 'er,'" he said.
Burnfin also said there was no such thing as white supremacy or black supremacy.
The commissioners do not reprimand him, or cancel his allotted time. He was the final speaker and none of the commissioners commented on his statements immediately afterward."I have been asked to speak for the issues of Walker County, but that is the beginning of the issues that goes on in America today," he said. "I have been asked to speak about this [Confederate] flag that flies over out battlefield."
On Friday morning, Commission Chairman Shannon Whitfield said Burnfin's statements "do not reflect the values in their community."
At meeting, Walker County man dressed as 'Lone Ranger' says N-word, supports using slurs (msn.com)
Since his comments don't reflect the values of the community, why did they allow him to stand there and spew that garbage?
--that' a HUGE myth = whites are the only evil race
....the N word is not damaging blacks like blacks damage blacks by MURDERING them at HIGH rates
So how many black men have you called that to their face?
Walker County's livestreamed commission meeting came to an unusual end Thursday night.
During the public comment portion of the meeting, a man named Ray C. Burnfin with the alias 'The Lone Ranger' came up to speak.
He began by talking in favor of the Confederate flag and said it was not a hate symbol. It appeared he has a patch of the flag on his jacket.
He then condoned the use of racial slurs and commented on race relations.
The masked man then said there was nothing wrong with the "N-word," and proceeded to say it out loud.
"There is nothing wrong with it... we’re colored too. It's alright to use if you don’t turn a sharp 'er,'" he said.
Burnfin also said there was no such thing as white supremacy or black supremacy.
The commissioners do not reprimand him, or cancel his allotted time. He was the final speaker and none of the commissioners commented on his statements immediately afterward."I have been asked to speak for the issues of Walker County, but that is the beginning of the issues that goes on in America today," he said. "I have been asked to speak about this [Confederate] flag that flies over out battlefield."
On Friday morning, Commission Chairman Shannon Whitfield said Burnfin's statements "do not reflect the values in their community."
At meeting, Walker County man dressed as 'Lone Ranger' says N-word, supports using slurs (msn.com)
Since his comments don't reflect the values of the community, why did they allow him to stand there and spew that garbage?
Free Speech - ever heard of it?
Are you saying black men are violent?..whites use the N word and blacks use the H word/denigrate whites [ blatantly -even while being recorded ]/etc--so get over it--that's what humans do and always will ....Walker County's livestreamed commission meeting came to an unusual end Thursday night.
During the public comment portion of the meeting, a man named Ray C. Burnfin with the alias 'The Lone Ranger' came up to speak.
He began by talking in favor of the Confederate flag and said it was not a hate symbol. It appeared he has a patch of the flag on his jacket.
He then condoned the use of racial slurs and commented on race relations.
The masked man then said there was nothing wrong with the "N-word," and proceeded to say it out loud.
"There is nothing wrong with it... we’re colored too. It's alright to use if you don’t turn a sharp 'er,'" he said.
Burnfin also said there was no such thing as white supremacy or black supremacy.
The commissioners do not reprimand him, or cancel his allotted time. He was the final speaker and none of the commissioners commented on his statements immediately afterward."I have been asked to speak for the issues of Walker County, but that is the beginning of the issues that goes on in America today," he said. "I have been asked to speak about this [Confederate] flag that flies over out battlefield."
On Friday morning, Commission Chairman Shannon Whitfield said Burnfin's statements "do not reflect the values in their community."
At meeting, Walker County man dressed as 'Lone Ranger' says N-word, supports using slurs (msn.com)
Since his comments don't reflect the values of the community, why did they allow him to stand there and spew that garbage?
--that' a HUGE myth = whites are the only evil race
....the N word is not damaging blacks like blacks damage blacks by MURDERING them at HIGH rates
So how many black men have you called that to their face?
Walker County's livestreamed commission meeting came to an unusual end Thursday night.
During the public comment portion of the meeting, a man named Ray C. Burnfin with the alias 'The Lone Ranger' came up to speak.
He began by talking in favor of the Confederate flag and said it was not a hate symbol. It appeared he has a patch of the flag on his jacket.
He then condoned the use of racial slurs and commented on race relations.
The masked man then said there was nothing wrong with the "N-word," and proceeded to say it out loud.
"There is nothing wrong with it... we’re colored too. It's alright to use if you don’t turn a sharp 'er,'" he said.
Burnfin also said there was no such thing as white supremacy or black supremacy.
The commissioners do not reprimand him, or cancel his allotted time. He was the final speaker and none of the commissioners commented on his statements immediately afterward."I have been asked to speak for the issues of Walker County, but that is the beginning of the issues that goes on in America today," he said. "I have been asked to speak about this [Confederate] flag that flies over out battlefield."
On Friday morning, Commission Chairman Shannon Whitfield said Burnfin's statements "do not reflect the values in their community."
At meeting, Walker County man dressed as 'Lone Ranger' says N-word, supports using slurs (msn.com)
Since his comments don't reflect the values of the community, why did they allow him to stand there and spew that garbage?
Free Speech - ever heard of it?
Racist - ever seen any?
