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That’s why my wife and I have copies of the classics like Huckleberry Finn before the left destroys them all. As well as some real history books. Not the rewritten fantasies the left tries to peddle in schools today.This is utter fucking idiocy.
Idiot leftist dipshits insist on assigning the actions of the past to the morals of today, and you just can't do that...
This is utter fucking idiocy.
Idiot leftist dipshits insist on assigning the actions of the past to the morals of today, and you just can't do that...
There is nothing harmful or hurtful about a plantation themed party.
Chris Harrison 'stepping aside' from 'The Bachelor' after controversial interview | CNN
"Bachelor" host Chris Harrison said Saturday he is "stepping aside" from the show "for a period of time" after defending a frontrunner on the current season who came under scrutiny for social media photos from her past.www.cnn.com
Harrison had apologized on Wednesday after speaking out on behalf of Rachael Kirkconnell, a contestant who was reportedly photographed at an antebellum plantation-themed fraternity formal in 2018.
In Saturday's post, Harrison wrote that he was "deeply remorseful" for the pain and damage his "ignorance" had brought to his "friends, colleagues and strangers alike."
"To the Black community, to the BIPOC community: I am so sorry. My words were harmful. I am listening, and I truly apologize for my ignorance and any pain it caused you," Harrison wrote.
"I want to give my heartfelt thanks to the people from these communities who I've had enlightening conversations with over the past few days, and I am so grateful to those who have reached out to help me on my path to anti-racism."
Kirkconnell, in an Instagram post Thursday night, wrote that "her ignorance was racist" and that she "didn't recognize how offensive and racist my actions were, but that doesn't excuse them."
She apologized to the communities and individuals her actions harmed and offended, and wrote that she is "ashamed about my lack of education."
Comment: No doubt we will hear the mewling from the usual suspects about "Cancel Culture" and Political Correctness... but man, this guy was tone deaf, wasn't he?
The discussion we won't have. Why something as absolutely as tacky as the Bachelor is on the air to start with.
the R word again---we laugh at it---it means nothing nowChris Harrison 'stepping aside' from 'The Bachelor' after controversial interview | CNN
"Bachelor" host Chris Harrison said Saturday he is "stepping aside" from the show "for a period of time" after defending a frontrunner on the current season who came under scrutiny for social media photos from her past.
Harrison had apologized on Wednesday after speaking out on behalf of Rachael Kirkconnell, a contestant who was reportedly photographed at an antebellum plantation-themed fraternity formal in 2018.
In Saturday's post, Harrison wrote that he was "deeply remorseful" for the pain and damage his "ignorance" had brought to his "friends, colleagues and strangers alike."
"To the Black community, to the BIPOC community: I am so sorry. My words were harmful. I am listening, and I truly apologize for my ignorance and any pain it caused you," Harrison wrote.
"I want to give my heartfelt thanks to the people from these communities who I've had enlightening conversations with over the past few days, and I am so grateful to those who have reached out to help me on my path to anti-racism."
Kirkconnell, in an Instagram post Thursday night, wrote that "her ignorance was racist" and that she "didn't recognize how offensive and racist my actions were, but that doesn't excuse them."
She apologized to the communities and individuals her actions harmed and offended, and wrote that she is "ashamed about my lack of education."
Comment: No doubt we will hear the mewling from the usual suspects about "Cancel Culture" and Political Correctness... but man, this guy was tone deaf, wasn't he?
The discussion we won't have. Why something as absolutely as tacky as the Bachelor is on the air to start with.
Or someone idolized a KKK Grand Dragonwhy not?
They're not gassing people are they?
Stop being such an ultrasensitive pussy
Someone dresses up as a Nazi or a plantation owner, Jews and blacks are supposed to "get over it".
White people are slightly criticized, you guys go ape-shit and put a psycho game show host in the White House.
.......blacks MURDER whites at TEN times the rate of vice versa.....their culure is self destructive because they worry about STUPIDSHIT like plantation parties [ hahahhahahaha ] and not important issuesYes, Asian Americans, Caucasian Americans, & Hispanic Americans should be very sensitive toward African Americans by avoiding anything that is hurtful, such as a plantation-themed party.
But it is also incumbent on African Americans to be sensitive toward the other ethnicities, too. In some cities, African Americans are attacking Asian Americans on the street or on the subway. It would nice if African American leaders would denounce such behavior.
Of course, such incidents do not get the liberal media coverage that the "Bachelor" incident has.
and there were no slaves at that costume party. if there were no slaves then there was no romanticism of slavery.I disagree. it's a nothing burger.
But tell me what year is the cutoff for your ultrasensitivity to period fashion?
The 50's weren't so great for Blacks or women so I guess poodle skirts are offensive, there were race riots in the 70's so I guess leisure suits are offensive so where does it end?
Whataboutism is always kind of funny... because you guys often sound so desperate.
The point is, Poodle Skirts and Leisure Suits weren't linked to the racism of the time. Plantations were. Ms. Scarlett's lavish lifestyle of parties were upheld by Mammie and Prissy doing all the hard work, that was the thing.
there were no slaves at the partyThis is utter fucking idiocy.
Idiot leftist dipshits insist on assigning the actions of the past to the morals of today, and you just can't do that...
Sure you can. Slavery was wrong 150 years ago. The people who owned plantations knew it was wrong.
There is nothing harmful or hurtful about a plantation themed party.
Other than the racism and ignoring the human misery.
..they are so obsessed with RACE that it warps their thinking--they don't think correctlyand there were no slaves at that costume party. if there were no slaves then there was no romanticism of slavery.I disagree. it's a nothing burger.
But tell me what year is the cutoff for your ultrasensitivity to period fashion?
The 50's weren't so great for Blacks or women so I guess poodle skirts are offensive, there were race riots in the 70's so I guess leisure suits are offensive so where does it end?
Whataboutism is always kind of funny... because you guys often sound so desperate.
The point is, Poodle Skirts and Leisure Suits weren't linked to the racism of the time. Plantations were. Ms. Scarlett's lavish lifestyle of parties were upheld by Mammie and Prissy doing all the hard work, that was the thing.
all it was was a bunch of college girls playing dress up for a night of drinking and dancing.
There is no reason to think it was a bunch of racists.
the R word again---we laugh at it---it means nothing now
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
there were no slaves at the party
This is utter fucking idiocy.
Idiot leftist dipshits insist on assigning the actions of the past to the morals of today, and you just can't do that...
Sure you can. Slavery was wrong 150 years ago. The people who owned plantations knew it was wrong.
There is nothing harmful or hurtful about a plantation themed party.
Other than the racism and ignoring the human misery.
the R word again---we laugh at it---it means nothing now
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Working on the assumption you have a job (unlikely) go into the office today and start talking the kind of smack you talk around here, and let's see how long you still have one.
there were no slaves at the party
That's the point. The romanticizing of the "Plantation" pretends that they weren't built on the back of the systematic exploitation, torture and rape of black people.
That anyone thought this was a good idea is questionable.
These girls are definitely okay by me.More ultrasensitive whining.
People need to grow the fuck up and realize that not everything's a personal insult.
So the fuck what if some college girls went to a party and dressed up in old fashioned clothes.
There weren't slaves or people pretending to be slaves at the stupid party
So if the college girls all dressed up like Nazis, would that be okay.
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the R word again---we laugh at it---it means nothing now
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Working on the assumption you have a job (unlikely) go into the office today and start talking the kind of smack you talk around here, and let's see how long you still have one.
there were no slaves at the party
That's the point. The romanticizing of the "Plantation" pretends that they weren't built on the back of the systematic exploitation, torture and rape of black people.
That anyone thought this was a good idea is questionable.
So what you are saying that in everything that has a divided nation...It is exactly 50/50 in all political, racial, religious, cultural and anything else in discretions of individuals on supposed sides.Better not say the wrong thing! Lefties will come after your job.
Or righties will. Just ask the Dixie Chicks or Jane Fonda.
This guy just said something that was outright stupid. 2018, people should have realized that going to a plantation themed party was kind of tasteless.
The real fault is in not screening your contestants better. It's not a good look to have a racist contestant when you have your first black Bachelor on the show.
