White LBs are slow and unathletic

White people cant take a joke?



I can and the above is a great one.

If there weren't regular public outcry's, media blitzes, calls for people getting fired, legal actions, etc. from the black community for the exact same type of comments Crowder made other groups wouldn't give a rats arse about comments like the above.

I love how pointing out an incredible area of hypocrisy is "a group not being able to take a joke".

Keep those jokes coming!

 

Yeah, it is about what was done to blacks but thats exactly what makes it not about me. So I can say what I want, and anyone can say what they want back to me. The only thing I don't do, and its not because I'd get beat up, but I'll never use the N word. That is about respect. Not because it would create outrage.

I don't mind what he said. I don't laugh at those type jokes much unless I know who is telling it. I won't think about it next time I see Crowder either. I like him, and think he can be funny because he just babbles words that most times end up pretty funny.

Just throwing that out there because I'm not one bit mad about it. Doo Doo happens and thats way in the past so...

I don't blame the African Americans for not trusting White America. I don't. I just won't let myself be told what I can or cannot do or say. As it should be for all...

BTW, I commend your stance here and the way you're putting it all. Seriously. We just don't see eye to eye on all matters dicussed and thats fine.

 

Someone missed my point by a half mile.

All you wrote, doesn't matter.

 

does anyone really think Channing has never respected a white linebacker? He played with Zach Thomas once upon a time...And in some ways has been desperately trying to fill in his shoes for years.

 

wait, you're black?

 

As a black guy...there is no way I am reading through this entire thread...

 

It's not THAT bad.. There were some things that embarrassed me, but then, there were some points made that needed to be said. The basic point is, it seems, "We ain't where we need to be yet!" But, then again, in my profession, that is a truth beyond mere words.