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Thank God for olive skin and being American Indian - but should I even ask what this thread is about, especially considering all the love and attention that has been brilliantly displayed in a couple other "heated" threads earlier?
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Fuck, that was hilarious! That would be like moving to a predominantly black neighborhood and complaining about all the black people. Or, would he move to any city's "red light district" and then complain about all the straight porn shops? If he's worried about his kids, it's HIS responsibility to move them to a place HE feels comfortable, it's not up to the world to change for him. What a douche. I get so tired of people thinking the whole world has to be G rated so they don't have to do their own parenting.
When we are embarrassed or spend time in the sun, we turn red.
When we're sick, we turn yellow or green or worse.
When we're sad, we're blue.
In deep grief or illness, we go grey.
And we have the unmitigated ego to call OTHER people colored...
(This is a horrible paraphrase of someone else's writing that I read a long time ago. Senility prevents me from remembering whose, or phrasing it more closely to the original.)
Being "white" is sort of like being "American". In all but the narrowest circles, it's as much (or more) a source of scorn or resentment as pride. I'm a multicolored, technicolor, freckle-nosed pale wench with a deep appreciation for the fact that not everyone else looks/acts/feels like I do. :biggrin1:
How 'bout you?
When we're sick, we turn yellow or green or worse.
When we're sad, we're blue.
In deep grief or illness, we go grey.
And we have the unmitigated ego to call OTHER people colored...
(This is a horrible paraphrase of someone else's writing that I read a long time ago. Senility prevents me from remembering whose, or phrasing it more closely to the original.)
Being "white" is sort of like being "American". In all but the narrowest circles, it's as much (or more) a source of scorn or resentment as pride. I'm a multicolored, technicolor, freckle-nosed pale wench with a deep appreciation for the fact that not everyone else looks/acts/feels like I do. :biggrin1:
How 'bout you?
Well no, but my memory goes back to the few racially charged threads we just seem to have gotten over in here, and HickBoy, whose opinion I respect quite a bit from reading his posts, seems to be stirring the shit back up again. I'm hoping the thread is all in jest. :smile: