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Ah...so the easily offended libs took the comment out of context to whine. Figures. Because ...god knows it's a crime to feed kids sugary Koolaid. And making it racist is the obvious next step to get it banned.A comment was made about adult drinks and because Harris's daughter was thre, he asked if she made Kool-Aid in reference to the daughter's age. Nobody reacted with shock.
the motivation behind this "outrage" is Media Matters, whose sole purpose for existence is to destroy FoxNews.Ah...so the easily offended libs took the comment out of context to whine. Figures. Because ...god knows it's a crime to feed kids sugary Koolaid. And making it racist is the obvious next step to get it banned.A comment was made about adult drinks and because Harris's daughter was thre, he asked if she made Kool-Aid in reference to the daughter's age. Nobody reacted with shock.
A comment was made about adult drinks and because Harris's daughter was thre, he asked if she made Kool-Aid in reference to the daughter's age. Nobody reacted with shock.
Ah...so the easily offended libs took the comment out of context to whine. Figures. Because ...god knows it's a crime to feed kids sugary Koolaid. And making it racist is the obvious next step to get it banned.A comment was made about adult drinks and because Harris's daughter was thre, he asked if she made Kool-Aid in reference to the daughter's age. Nobody reacted with shock.
It's a so called stereotype Iv'e never heard of until it was made up for this recent "outrage"Ah...so the easily offended libs took the comment out of context to whine. Figures. Because ...god knows it's a crime to feed kids sugary Koolaid. And making it racist is the obvious next step to get it banned.A comment was made about adult drinks and because Harris's daughter was thre, he asked if she made Kool-Aid in reference to the daughter's age. Nobody reacted with shock.
Nope. Nothing was taken out of context. Kilmeade may have made the comment innocently......but he made it without any prompting whatsoever.
Koolaid isn't racist. But it is a stereotype. One that you have missed.
Try my challenge. The next time you have an opportunity to offer drinks to a black person say the following:
"Would you like a beer, wine or a cocktail? Or....maybe you'd prefer a glass of Koolaid?" Then....see how they react.
It's a so called stereotype Iv'e never heard of until it was made up for this recent "outrage"Ah...so the easily offended libs took the comment out of context to whine. Figures. Because ...god knows it's a crime to feed kids sugary Koolaid. And making it racist is the obvious next step to get it banned.A comment was made about adult drinks and because Harris's daughter was thre, he asked if she made Kool-Aid in reference to the daughter's age. Nobody reacted with shock.
Nope. Nothing was taken out of context. Kilmeade may have made the comment innocently......but he made it without any prompting whatsoever.
Koolaid isn't racist. But it is a stereotype. One that you have missed.
Try my challenge. The next time you have an opportunity to offer drinks to a black person say the following:
"Would you like a beer, wine or a cocktail? Or....maybe you'd prefer a glass of Koolaid?" Then....see how they react.
It's a so called stereotype Iv'e never heard of until it was made up for this recent "outrage"Ah...so the easily offended libs took the comment out of context to whine. Figures. Because ...god knows it's a crime to feed kids sugary Koolaid. And making it racist is the obvious next step to get it banned.A comment was made about adult drinks and because Harris's daughter was thre, he asked if she made Kool-Aid in reference to the daughter's age. Nobody reacted with shock.
Nope. Nothing was taken out of context. Kilmeade may have made the comment innocently......but he made it without any prompting whatsoever.
Koolaid isn't racist. But it is a stereotype. One that you have missed.
Try my challenge. The next time you have an opportunity to offer drinks to a black person say the following:
"Would you like a beer, wine or a cocktail? Or....maybe you'd prefer a glass of Koolaid?" Then....see how they react.
You may have never heard it. But....I can assure you....it's not new. And,.,,there isn't any outrage. Unless you count the reaction of some of our nutbags to learning of this stereotype.
It's a so called stereotype Iv'e never heard of until it was made up for this recent "outrage"Ah...so the easily offended libs took the comment out of context to whine. Figures. Because ...god knows it's a crime to feed kids sugary Koolaid. And making it racist is the obvious next step to get it banned.A comment was made about adult drinks and because Harris's daughter was thre, he asked if she made Kool-Aid in reference to the daughter's age. Nobody reacted with shock.
Nope. Nothing was taken out of context. Kilmeade may have made the comment innocently......but he made it without any prompting whatsoever.
Koolaid isn't racist. But it is a stereotype. One that you have missed.
Try my challenge. The next time you have an opportunity to offer drinks to a black person say the following:
"Would you like a beer, wine or a cocktail? Or....maybe you'd prefer a glass of Koolaid?" Then....see how they react.
You may have never heard it. But....I can assure you....it's not new. And,.,,there isn't any outrage. Unless you count the reaction of some of our nutbags to learning of this stereotype.
So how many people have to know about the so called racist Kool Aid stereotype before it actually can be called a stereotype?
This is one of the lamest, stupidest, far fetched, reach by the ranks of the easily offended that I have seen in a long time
I'm saying that as a card carrying member of P.O.O.P.
People Offended by Offended People
Been there done that. Gave Koolaid to a friend who can't drink sodas. Imagine that...and she wasn't offended.Ah...so the easily offended libs took the comment out of context to whine. Figures. Because ...god knows it's a crime to feed kids sugary Koolaid. And making it racist is the obvious next step to get it banned.A comment was made about adult drinks and because Harris's daughter was thre, he asked if she made Kool-Aid in reference to the daughter's age. Nobody reacted with shock.
Nope. Nothing was taken out of context. Kilmeade may have made the comment innocently......but he made it without any prompting whatsoever.
Koolaid isn't racist. But it is a stereotype. One that you have missed.
Try my challenge. The next time you have an opportunity to offer drinks to a black person say the following:
"Would you like a beer, wine or a cocktail? Or....maybe you'd prefer a glass of Koolaid?" Then....see how they react.
So according to liberal PC, blacks are not permitted to drink Kool-Aid. Talk about Kool-Aid drinkers. Why is it only Media Matters caught the "racist comment" and no one else, especially Harris Faulkner?Ah...so the easily offended libs took the comment out of context to whine. Figures. Because ...god knows it's a crime to feed kids sugary Koolaid. And making it racist is the obvious next step to get it banned.A comment was made about adult drinks and because Harris's daughter was thre, he asked if she made Kool-Aid in reference to the daughter's age. Nobody reacted with shock.
Nope. Nothing was taken out of context. Kilmeade may have made the comment innocently......but he made it without any prompting whatsoever.
Koolaid isn't racist. But it is a stereotype. One that you have missed.
Try my challenge. The next time you have an opportunity to offer drinks to a black person say the following:
"Would you like a beer, wine or a cocktail? Or....maybe you'd prefer a glass of Koolaid?" Then....see how they react.
So according to liberal PC, blacks are not permitted to drink Kool-Aid. Talk about Kool-Aid drinkers. Why is it only Media Matters caught the "racist comment" and no one else, especially Harris Faulkner?Ah...so the easily offended libs took the comment out of context to whine. Figures. Because ...god knows it's a crime to feed kids sugary Koolaid. And making it racist is the obvious next step to get it banned.A comment was made about adult drinks and because Harris's daughter was thre, he asked if she made Kool-Aid in reference to the daughter's age. Nobody reacted with shock.
Nope. Nothing was taken out of context. Kilmeade may have made the comment innocently......but he made it without any prompting whatsoever.
Koolaid isn't racist. But it is a stereotype. One that you have missed.
Try my challenge. The next time you have an opportunity to offer drinks to a black person say the following:
"Would you like a beer, wine or a cocktail? Or....maybe you'd prefer a glass of Koolaid?" Then....see how they react.
We know why.
Been there done that. Gave Koolaid to a friend who can't drink sodas. Imagine that...and she wasn't offended.Ah...so the easily offended libs took the comment out of context to whine. Figures. Because ...god knows it's a crime to feed kids sugary Koolaid. And making it racist is the obvious next step to get it banned.A comment was made about adult drinks and because Harris's daughter was thre, he asked if she made Kool-Aid in reference to the daughter's age. Nobody reacted with shock.
Nope. Nothing was taken out of context. Kilmeade may have made the comment innocently......but he made it without any prompting whatsoever.
Koolaid isn't racist. But it is a stereotype. One that you have missed.
Try my challenge. The next time you have an opportunity to offer drinks to a black person say the following:
"Would you like a beer, wine or a cocktail? Or....maybe you'd prefer a glass of Koolaid?" Then....see how they react.
Good gawd, what a stretch. I thank Lakooka has been in the hooch
Been there done that. Gave Koolaid to a friend who can't drink sodas. Imagine that...and she wasn't offended.Ah...so the easily offended libs took the comment out of context to whine. Figures. Because ...god knows it's a crime to feed kids sugary Koolaid. And making it racist is the obvious next step to get it banned.A comment was made about adult drinks and because Harris's daughter was thre, he asked if she made Kool-Aid in reference to the daughter's age. Nobody reacted with shock.
Nope. Nothing was taken out of context. Kilmeade may have made the comment innocently......but he made it without any prompting whatsoever.
Koolaid isn't racist. But it is a stereotype. One that you have missed.
Try my challenge. The next time you have an opportunity to offer drinks to a black person say the following:
"Would you like a beer, wine or a cocktail? Or....maybe you'd prefer a glass of Koolaid?" Then....see how they react.
Look at how easily those little harmless lies just fly from your fingertips.
Has anyone noticed how mostly white liberals are taking advantage of this to post their memes stereotyping black people? It's like when they get a chance to drop the "N" word... they get absolutely giddy about it. You see, no one else is allowed to say it but if a liberal is on his self-righteous soapbox, he can spew that word all day long and think he's appearing courageous and forward-thinking. Just put the word in someone else's mouth and it makes it all okay. This is the same deal... it gives the little "closet racist" liberals a chance to get their prejudices out of their system with the little fried chicken and watermelon memes aimed at the right.
I think it's disgusting myself. Black people need to realize, these "guilty white liberals" are NOT your friend. They are the most insidious racists of all. At least the sheet wearers and cross burners let you know their true racist sentiments. These racists hide behind their self-righteousness and pretend they are standing up for the blacks when they has just as soon spit on you as to look at you.
Truth hurts apparently.Been there done that. Gave Koolaid to a friend who can't drink sodas. Imagine that...and she wasn't offended.Ah...so the easily offended libs took the comment out of context to whine. Figures. Because ...god knows it's a crime to feed kids sugary Koolaid. And making it racist is the obvious next step to get it banned.A comment was made about adult drinks and because Harris's daughter was thre, he asked if she made Kool-Aid in reference to the daughter's age. Nobody reacted with shock.
Nope. Nothing was taken out of context. Kilmeade may have made the comment innocently......but he made it without any prompting whatsoever.
Koolaid isn't racist. But it is a stereotype. One that you have missed.
Try my challenge. The next time you have an opportunity to offer drinks to a black person say the following:
"Would you like a beer, wine or a cocktail? Or....maybe you'd prefer a glass of Koolaid?" Then....see how they react.
Look at how easily those little harmless lies just fly from your fingertips.
Yep.It's a so called stereotype Iv'e never heard of until it was made up for this recent "outrage"
Been there done that. Gave Koolaid to a friend who can't drink sodas. Imagine that...and she wasn't offended.Ah...so the easily offended libs took the comment out of context to whine. Figures. Because ...god knows it's a crime to feed kids sugary Koolaid. And making it racist is the obvious next step to get it banned.A comment was made about adult drinks and because Harris's daughter was thre, he asked if she made Kool-Aid in reference to the daughter's age. Nobody reacted with shock.
Nope. Nothing was taken out of context. Kilmeade may have made the comment innocently......but he made it without any prompting whatsoever.
Koolaid isn't racist. But it is a stereotype. One that you have missed.
Try my challenge. The next time you have an opportunity to offer drinks to a black person say the following:
"Would you like a beer, wine or a cocktail? Or....maybe you'd prefer a glass of Koolaid?" Then....see how they react.
Look at how easily those little harmless lies just fly from your fingertips.
What an ugly comment.
