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I have not heard the tape
But I have heard people say Martin Luther Coon
It did not appear to be a slip of the tongue
Shit, "Martin Luther King" is not a tongue twister.Let me try....Seems to be a huge difference between coon and king and not simply that he "jumbled a couple of words."
The previous word was "Luther" and the following word was "King". It seems clear to me that it was a simple twist of the tongue, i.e., accidentally putting the two together: "Koong". It's like trying to say "Toy boat" three times fast.
So now we're at the stage in this country where people like BillyBloom judge all conservatives as racist by mere virtue of being conservative and people get fired for pronouncing a word incorrectly. And liberals and Democrats say we're being paranoid.
Toy boat, Toy boat, Toy Coon
Yea, happens all the time
Are you fucking kidding me? I used that as an example of a tongue twister. In no way did I suggest that one could get "coon" from the toy boat twister for Christ's sake.
I seem to get toy boat no matter how many times I say it
I don't know what point you're trying to make but you know as well as I do that "toy boat" is a classic tongue twister along with Peter Piper and the one with the woodchuck chucking wood. I've known about them since I was a kid. Don't be an idiot.
Great, how many times have you said, "Martin Luther coon?"I have not heard the tape
But I have heard people say Martin Luther Coon
It did not appear to be a slip of the tongue
It doesn't mean that it wasn't.
By the way, until this discussion I had never heard of the "Martin Luther Coon" slur. So if I, at 55 years of age, have never even heard of it, isn't possible that this guy, who is probably twenty years my junior, had never heard of it either and that maybe, just maybe, it was an honest slip? Is there any possibility in your mind that this might be the case?
At what point are you going to ACCEPT the actions that a PRIVATE company has taken Aryan?Maybe, maybe not. But at what point are businesses going to stop bowing to these paranoids and stand behind their employees if they feel the employee is innocent? At what point are people in general going to stand for the established principle of innocent until proven guilty? At what point are people going to stop ruining lives and careers over perceived slights without the benefit of at least an inquiry or an investigation??
Let me try....Seems to be a huge difference between coon and king and not simply that he "jumbled a couple of words."
The previous word was "Luther" and the following word was "King". It seems clear to me that it was a simple twist of the tongue, i.e., accidentally putting the two together: "Koong". It's like trying to say "Toy boat" three times fast.
So now we're at the stage in this country where people like BillyBloom judge all conservatives as racist by mere virtue of being conservative and people get fired for pronouncing a word incorrectly. And liberals and Democrats say we're being paranoid.
Toy boat, Toy boat, Toy Coon
Yea, happens all the time
Are you fucking kidding me? I used that as an example of a tongue twister. In no way did I suggest that one could get "coon" from the toy boat twister for Christ's sake.
I seem to get toy boat no matter how many times I say it
I don't know what point you're trying to make but you know as well as I do that "toy boat" is a classic tongue twister along with Peter Piper and the one with the woodchuck chucking wood. I've known about them since I was a kid. Don't be an idiot.
Shit, "Martin Luther King" is not a tongue twister.Let me try....The previous word was "Luther" and the following word was "King". It seems clear to me that it was a simple twist of the tongue, i.e., accidentally putting the two together: "Koong". It's like trying to say "Toy boat" three times fast.
So now we're at the stage in this country where people like BillyBloom judge all conservatives as racist by mere virtue of being conservative and people get fired for pronouncing a word incorrectly. And liberals and Democrats say we're being paranoid.
Toy boat, Toy boat, Toy Coon
Yea, happens all the time
Are you fucking kidding me? I used that as an example of a tongue twister. In no way did I suggest that one could get "coon" from the toy boat twister for Christ's sake.
I seem to get toy boat no matter how many times I say it
I don't know what point you're trying to make but you know as well as I do that "toy boat" is a classic tongue twister along with Peter Piper and the one with the woodchuck chucking wood. I've known about them since I was a kid. Don't be an idiot.
Great, how many times have you said, "Martin Luther coon?"I have not heard the tape
But I have heard people say Martin Luther Coon
It did not appear to be a slip of the tongue
It doesn't mean that it wasn't.
By the way, until this discussion I had never heard of the "Martin Luther Coon" slur. So if I, at 55 years of age, have never even heard of it, isn't possible that this guy, who is probably twenty years my junior, had never heard of it either and that maybe, just maybe, it was an honest slip? Is there any possibility in your mind that this might be the case?
Let me try....The previous word was "Luther" and the following word was "King". It seems clear to me that it was a simple twist of the tongue, i.e., accidentally putting the two together: "Koong". It's like trying to say "Toy boat" three times fast.
So now we're at the stage in this country where people like BillyBloom judge all conservatives as racist by mere virtue of being conservative and people get fired for pronouncing a word incorrectly. And liberals and Democrats say we're being paranoid.
Toy boat, Toy boat, Toy Coon
Yea, happens all the time
Are you fucking kidding me? I used that as an example of a tongue twister. In no way did I suggest that one could get "coon" from the toy boat twister for Christ's sake.
I seem to get toy boat no matter how many times I say it
I don't know what point you're trying to make but you know as well as I do that "toy boat" is a classic tongue twister along with Peter Piper and the one with the woodchuck chucking wood. I've known about them since I was a kid. Don't be an idiot.
Martin Luther King is not a tongue twister unless you are in the practice of saying Martin Luther Coon
Seems like it was a phrase he was used to sayingNo need to withhold judgement. This isn't a court of law. It's a court of public opinion. And in my opinion, that's how he typically refers to MLK Jr. when speaking his name.Seems to me it slipped out so casually, that’s possibly how he normally refers to Martin Luther King Jr..Seems to be a huge difference between coon and king and not simply that he "jumbled a couple of words."
The previous word was "Luther" and the following word was "King". It seems clear to me that it was a simple twist of the tongue, i.e., accidentally putting the two together: "Koong". It's like trying to say "Toy boat" three times fast.
So now we're at the stage in this country where people like BillyBloom judge all conservatives as racist by mere virtue of being conservative and people get fired for pronouncing a word incorrectly. And liberals and Democrats say we're being paranoid.
Seems to me we should withhold judgment until we know more about him and the case.
Faun: "Shit, "Martin Luther King" is not a tongue twister."Shit, "Martin Luther King" is not a tongue twister.Let me try....
Toy boat, Toy boat, Toy Coon
Yea, happens all the time
Are you fucking kidding me? I used that as an example of a tongue twister. In no way did I suggest that one could get "coon" from the toy boat twister for Christ's sake.
I seem to get toy boat no matter how many times I say it
I don't know what point you're trying to make but you know as well as I do that "toy boat" is a classic tongue twister along with Peter Piper and the one with the woodchuck chucking wood. I've known about them since I was a kid. Don't be an idiot.
I didn't say it was. Nice try.
People flub normal sentences every day and you know this. I know you have and I know every person on this board has done it before. You and almost everyone else here want to crucify this guy for doing something every one of us does every fucking day. Congratulations.
The previous word was "Luther" and the following word was "King". It seems clear to me that it was a simple twist of the tongue, i.e., accidentally putting the two together: "Koong". It's like trying to say "Toy boat" three times fast.
Of course, which means you never said it. He did. Which means it's an expression he's heard, even though you didn't. And it just rolled off his tongue like he always says it.Great, how many times have you said, "Martin Luther coon?"I have not heard the tape
But I have heard people say Martin Luther Coon
It did not appear to be a slip of the tongue
It doesn't mean that it wasn't.
By the way, until this discussion I had never heard of the "Martin Luther Coon" slur. So if I, at 55 years of age, have never even heard of it, isn't possible that this guy, who is probably twenty years my junior, had never heard of it either and that maybe, just maybe, it was an honest slip? Is there any possibility in your mind that this might be the case?
Did you not read what I just said?
Yes. Exactly what do you think this forum is? A court of law?No need to withhold judgement. This isn't a court of law. It's a court of public opinion. And in my opinion, that's how he typically refers to MLK Jr. when speaking his name.Seems to me it slipped out so casually, that’s possibly how he normally refers to Martin Luther King Jr..The previous word was "Luther" and the following word was "King". It seems clear to me that it was a simple twist of the tongue, i.e., accidentally putting the two together: "Koong". It's like trying to say "Toy boat" three times fast.
So now we're at the stage in this country where people like BillyBloom judge all conservatives as racist by mere virtue of being conservative and people get fired for pronouncing a word incorrectly. And liberals and Democrats say we're being paranoid.
Seems to me we should withhold judgment until we know more about him and the case.
So you're willing to jump on the merry bandwagon of kangaroo justice warriors and condemn this guy based on an opinion?
Read it again dumbass. I did not say that "Martin Luther King" is a tongue twister. I said that what happened was a twist of the tongue like what happens when you do the toy boat tongue twister. A phrase does not have to be a tongue twister to get twisted. Everybody has done it with normal phrases. Jesus fucking Christ.Faun: "Shit, "Martin Luther King" is not a tongue twister."Shit, "Martin Luther King" is not a tongue twister.Are you fucking kidding me? I used that as an example of a tongue twister. In no way did I suggest that one could get "coon" from the toy boat twister for Christ's sake.
I seem to get toy boat no matter how many times I say it
I don't know what point you're trying to make but you know as well as I do that "toy boat" is a classic tongue twister along with Peter Piper and the one with the woodchuck chucking wood. I've known about them since I was a kid. Don't be an idiot.
I didn't say it was. Nice try.
People flub normal sentences every day and you know this. I know you have and I know every person on this board has done it before. You and almost everyone else here want to crucify this guy for doing something every one of us does every fucking day. Congratulations.
Ghost of a Rider: "I didn't say it was. Nice try."
The hell you didn't...
The previous word was "Luther" and the following word was "King". It seems clear to me that it was a simple twist of the tongue, i.e., accidentally putting the two together: "Koong". It's like trying to say "Toy boat" three times fast.
The guy said, "Martin Luther coon." Why should anyone give such a slip a benefit of a doubt? That's not something that just slips off the tongue unless it's been used before.Yes. Exactly what do you think this forum is? A court of law?No need to withhold judgement. This isn't a court of law. It's a court of public opinion. And in my opinion, that's how he typically refers to MLK Jr. when speaking his name.Seems to me it slipped out so casually, that’s possibly how he normally refers to Martin Luther King Jr..
Seems to me we should withhold judgment until we know more about him and the case.
So you're willing to jump on the merry bandwagon of kangaroo justice warriors and condemn this guy based on an opinion?
You're condemning this guy as racist based on an opinion.
Since the slightest thing can get you fired these days for being perceived as racism, don't you think we should take more care in leveling that sort of accusation?
The simple fact is: This guy could very well be innocent of the accusation of racism and it may very well have been a slip. This possibility remains regardless of your personal opinion. So, if he is in fact innocent, the atmosphere of racism paranoia that people like you have created in this country may have resulted in a man losing his job over a common linguistic flub. Give yourselves a hand.
You said it was a slip of the tongue like the tongue twister, "toy boat."Read it again dumbass. I did not say that "Martin Luther King" is a tongue twister. I said that what happened was a twist of the tongue like what happens when you do the toy boat tongue twister. A phrase does not have to be a tongue twister to get twisted. Everybody has done it with normal phrases. Jesus fucking Christ.Faun: "Shit, "Martin Luther King" is not a tongue twister."Shit, "Martin Luther King" is not a tongue twister.I seem to get toy boat no matter how many times I say it
I don't know what point you're trying to make but you know as well as I do that "toy boat" is a classic tongue twister along with Peter Piper and the one with the woodchuck chucking wood. I've known about them since I was a kid. Don't be an idiot.
I didn't say it was. Nice try.
People flub normal sentences every day and you know this. I know you have and I know every person on this board has done it before. You and almost everyone else here want to crucify this guy for doing something every one of us does every fucking day. Congratulations.
Ghost of a Rider: "I didn't say it was. Nice try."
The hell you didn't...
The previous word was "Luther" and the following word was "King". It seems clear to me that it was a simple twist of the tongue, i.e., accidentally putting the two together: "Koong". It's like trying to say "Toy boat" three times fast.
You bitch slapped yourself when you lied about Odumbo being half asleep when he said he had visited 57 states.Dayum, I must've bitch-slapped you harder than I thought in the past. Oh well, regardless, the fired racist weatherman got what he deserved.Faun is a lying punk. Pathetic.No need to withhold judgement. This isn't a court of law. It's a court of public opinion. And in my opinion, that's how he typically refers to MLK Jr. when speaking his name.Seems to me it slipped out so casually, that’s possibly how he normally refers to Martin Luther King Jr..
Seems to me we should withhold judgment until we know more about him and the case.
So you're willing to jump on the merry bandwagon of kangaroo justice warriors and condemn this guy based on an opinion?
Odumbo actually believes there are 57 states.The guy said, "Martin Luther coon." Why should anyone give such a slip a benefit of a doubt? That's not something that just slips off the tongue unless it's been used before.Yes. Exactly what do you think this forum is? A court of law?No need to withhold judgement. This isn't a court of law. It's a court of public opinion. And in my opinion, that's how he typically refers to MLK Jr. when speaking his name.Seems to me we should withhold judgment until we know more about him and the case.
So you're willing to jump on the merry bandwagon of kangaroo justice warriors and condemn this guy based on an opinion?
You're condemning this guy as racist based on an opinion.
Since the slightest thing can get you fired these days for being perceived as racism, don't you think we should take more care in leveling that sort of accusation?
The simple fact is: This guy could very well be innocent of the accusation of racism and it may very well have been a slip. This possibility remains regardless of your personal opinion. So, if he is in fact innocent, the atmosphere of racism paranoia that people like you have created in this country may have resulted in a man losing his job over a common linguistic flub. Give yourselves a hand.
Seems like it was a phrase he was used to sayingNo need to withhold judgement. This isn't a court of law. It's a court of public opinion. And in my opinion, that's how he typically refers to MLK Jr. when speaking his name.Seems to me it slipped out so casually, that’s possibly how he normally refers to Martin Luther King Jr..The previous word was "Luther" and the following word was "King". It seems clear to me that it was a simple twist of the tongue, i.e., accidentally putting the two together: "Koong". It's like trying to say "Toy boat" three times fast.
So now we're at the stage in this country where people like BillyBloom judge all conservatives as racist by mere virtue of being conservative and people get fired for pronouncing a word incorrectly. And liberals and Democrats say we're being paranoid.
Seems to me we should withhold judgment until we know more about him and the case.
But you don't know that, do you?
Not a slip of the tongue I have ever madeThe guy said, "Martin Luther coon." Why should anyone give such a slip a benefit of a doubt? That's not something that just slips off the tongue unless it's been used before.Yes. Exactly what do you think this forum is? A court of law?No need to withhold judgement. This isn't a court of law. It's a court of public opinion. And in my opinion, that's how he typically refers to MLK Jr. when speaking his name.Seems to me we should withhold judgment until we know more about him and the case.
So you're willing to jump on the merry bandwagon of kangaroo justice warriors and condemn this guy based on an opinion?
You're condemning this guy as racist based on an opinion.
Since the slightest thing can get you fired these days for being perceived as racism, don't you think we should take more care in leveling that sort of accusation?
The simple fact is: This guy could very well be innocent of the accusation of racism and it may very well have been a slip. This possibility remains regardless of your personal opinion. So, if he is in fact innocent, the atmosphere of racism paranoia that people like you have created in this country may have resulted in a man losing his job over a common linguistic flub. Give yourselves a hand.
It was no lie. He was.You bitch slapped yourself when you lied about Odumbo being half asleep when he said he had visited 57 states.Dayum, I must've bitch-slapped you harder than I thought in the past. Oh well, regardless, the fired racist weatherman got what he deserved.Faun is a lying punk. Pathetic.No need to withhold judgement. This isn't a court of law. It's a court of public opinion. And in my opinion, that's how he typically refers to MLK Jr. when speaking his name.Seems to me we should withhold judgment until we know more about him and the case.
So you're willing to jump on the merry bandwagon of kangaroo justice warriors and condemn this guy based on an opinion?
