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Mr Ichi wrote:I dont care much for  gulfbeachbandit but you have to give the Devil his due...

What is the naacp? Spell it out for us. Go on. Do it.

LOL  10 points And a Gold Star.

bluemoon wrote:The NAACP is an organization that has a socially unacceptable word in its title that has yet to be changed.

Go ahead and use it. I was sure of your racism already.

Maybe somebody that was too stupid to notice will notice by your use of that phrase.

Nekochan wrote:"Colored people" and  "People of color"

Is there a difference in meaning in these phrases?

bluemoon wrote:

Nekochan wrote:"Colored people" and  "People of color"

Is there a difference in meaning in these phrases?

Yes. One is acceptable to people of color and the other is not.

You know that and so does GBB.
GBB wouldn't go out in a football stadium where there are black people  present and talk about all the "colored people" on the field, but she feels perfectly free to say it on this forum because she knows she'll be defended by the other racists present.

I honestly didn't know how racist some people were until I met met them on an internet forum.  it's often true, as my cousin pointed out to me, that whether your own children are racist depends on whether you were or not.
If someone has racist children, likely the attitude began with their parents.
I guess my cousin and I were lucky to be raised by two brothers who instilled different values in us. That says something good about my grandfather, who I never was lucky enough to know.
It's generational, that's a fact.

Nekochan wrote:Well, the self appointed spokesperson for black people has spoken but she still hasn't explained the difference in meaning of the two terms.

gulfbeachbandit wrote:

bluemoon wrote:

Nekochan wrote:"Colored people" and  "People of color"

Is there a difference in meaning in these phrases?

Yes. One is acceptable to people of color and the other is not.

You know that and so does GBB.
GBB wouldn't go out in a football stadium where there are black people  present and talk about all the "colored people" on the field, but she feels perfectly free to say it on this forum because she knows she'll be defended by the other racists present.

I honestly didn't know how racist some people were until I met met them on an internet forum.  it's often true, as my cousin pointed out to me, that whether your own children are racist depends on whether you were or not.
If someone has racist children, likely the attitude began with their parents.
I guess my cousin and I were lucky to be raised by two brothers who instilled different values in us. That says something good about my grandfather, who I never was lucky enough to know.
It's generational, that's a fact.

The colored people have their own national association.  naacp.  If they can say it, so can I.  You ain't very bright, are you?

bluemoon wrote:

gulfbeachbandit wrote:

bluemoon wrote:

Nekochan wrote:"Colored people" and  "People of color"

Is there a difference in meaning in these phrases?

Yes. One is acceptable to people of color and the other is not.

You know that and so does GBB.
GBB wouldn't go out in a football stadium where there are black people  present and talk about all the "colored people" on the field, but she feels perfectly free to say it on this forum because she knows she'll be defended by the other racists present.

I honestly didn't know how racist some people were until I met met them on an internet forum.  it's often true, as my cousin pointed out to me, that whether your own children are racist depends on whether you were or not.
If someone has racist children, likely the attitude began with their parents.
I guess my cousin and I were lucky to be raised by two brothers who instilled different values in us. That says something good about my grandfather, who I never was lucky enough to know.
It's generational, that's a fact.

The colored people have their own national association.  naacp.  If they can say it, so can I.  You ain't very bright, are you?

You can say colored all you want to. But if there's some black teens around, don't complain if some of them beat the hell out of you and leave you for dead in a ditch, because you asked for it.


You're a fucking racist pig and you'd deserve it.

bluemoon wrote:

gulfbeachbandit wrote:

bluemoon wrote:

Nekochan wrote:"Colored people" and  "People of color"

Is there a difference in meaning in these phrases?

Yes. One is acceptable to people of color and the other is not.

You know that and so does GBB.
GBB wouldn't go out in a football stadium where there are black people  present and talk about all the "colored people" on the field, but she feels perfectly free to say it on this forum because she knows she'll be defended by the other racists present.

I honestly didn't know how racist some people were until I met met them on an internet forum.  it's often true, as my cousin pointed out to me, that whether your own children are racist depends on whether you were or not.
If someone has racist children, likely the attitude began with their parents.
I guess my cousin and I were lucky to be raised by two brothers who instilled different values in us. That says something good about my grandfather, who I never was lucky enough to know.
It's generational, that's a fact.

The colored people have their own national association.  naacp.  If they can say it, so can I.  You ain't very bright, are you?

You can say colored all you want to. But if there's some black teens around, don't complain if some of them beat the hell out of you and leave you for dead in a ditch, because you asked for it.


You're a fucking racist pig and you'd deserve it.

gulfbeachbandit wrote:

bluemoon wrote:

gulfbeachbandit wrote:

bluemoon wrote:

Nekochan wrote:"Colored people" and  "People of color"

Is there a difference in meaning in these phrases?

Yes. One is acceptable to people of color and the other is not.

You know that and so does GBB.
GBB wouldn't go out in a football stadium where there are black people  present and talk about all the "colored people" on the field, but she feels perfectly free to say it on this forum because she knows she'll be defended by the other racists present.

I honestly didn't know how racist some people were until I met met them on an internet forum.  it's often true, as my cousin pointed out to me, that whether your own children are racist depends on whether you were or not.
If someone has racist children, likely the attitude began with their parents.
I guess my cousin and I were lucky to be raised by two brothers who instilled different values in us. That says something good about my grandfather, who I never was lucky enough to know.
It's generational, that's a fact.

The colored people have their own national association.  naacp.  If they can say it, so can I.  You ain't very bright, are you?

You can say colored all you want to. But if there's some black teens around, don't complain if some of them beat the hell out of you and leave you for dead in a ditch, because you asked for it.


You're a fucking racist pig and you'd deserve it.

That was very liberal of you to say.

bluemoon wrote:

gulfbeachbandit wrote:

bluemoon wrote:

Nekochan wrote:"Colored people" and  "People of color"

Is there a difference in meaning in these phrases?

Yes. One is acceptable to people of color and the other is not.

You know that and so does GBB.
GBB wouldn't go out in a football stadium where there are black people  present and talk about all the "colored people" on the field, but she feels perfectly free to say it on this forum because she knows she'll be defended by the other racists present.

I honestly didn't know how racist some people were until I met met them on an internet forum.  it's often true, as my cousin pointed out to me, that whether your own children are racist depends on whether you were or not.
If someone has racist children, likely the attitude began with their parents.
I guess my cousin and I were lucky to be raised by two brothers who instilled different values in us. That says something good about my grandfather, who I never was lucky enough to know.
It's generational, that's a fact.

The colored people have their own national association.  naacp.  If they can say it, so can I.  You ain't very bright, are you?

You can say colored all you want to. But if there's some black teens around, don't complain if some of them beat the hell out of you and leave you for dead in a ditch, because you asked for it.


You're a fucking racist pig and you'd deserve it.

bluemoon wrote:Like I said, you're a toothless, illiterate, moronic cracker and you know the difference in the words that black people either call themselves or resent being called.

If I were the moderator of this forum, you'd have been long gone eons ago, but boards doesn't understand the difference in a truly offensive person and one who is trying to defend himself against a mob of rednecks.

Until he gets it, this forum will never grow  beyond the few people already here. Eventually he'll  get  tired of letting you vent your hate and shut the place down.

He's a hell of a lot  more "liberal" than I am.