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okgo

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42,092 posts

227 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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I caught on the radio earlier that the above bloke, not really sure who he is? Seen him in a few st films..

Anyway he was presenting an awards show, and was yapping on about MJ as everyone is.. And then he came out with it "he was a BLACK, a BLACK man, we shared him with the world" And then went on about other st about how he was "a brother" ffs shut up man.

Why is it ok for a black man to say things like this, yet if a famous white person came out with the opposite "he was an amazing WHITE man, we shared him with the world, he was WHITE and ours" there would be outrage..

I guess this is just another case of the black man thinking the world/law is against him, and they are constantly persecuted in every aspect. ffs grow up you tt.


isee

3,713 posts

212 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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okgo said:
I caught on the radio earlier that the above bloke, not really sure who he is? Seen him in a few st films..

Anyway he was presenting an awards show, and was yapping on about MJ as everyone is.. And then he came out with it "he was a BLACK, a BLACK man, we shared him with the world" And then went on about other st about how he was "a brother" ffs shut up man.

Why is it ok for a black man to say things like this, yet if a famous white person came out with the opposite "he was an amazing WHITE man, we shared him with the world, he was WHITE and ours" there would be outrage..

I guess this is just another case of the black man thinking the world/law is against him, and they are constantly persecuted in every aspect. ffs grow up you tt.
Saw a black girl on TV complimenting another 50 something black woman on her youthful for her age looks: "balck don't crack". And thought the same.
Absolutely sick of this st. If you want equality then start being equal FFS. At this rate there is going to be a massive backlash and we will be at square one again.

Not that one

2,496 posts

224 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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isee said:
okgo said:
I caught on the radio earlier that the above bloke, not really sure who he is? Seen him in a few st films..

Anyway he was presenting an awards show, and was yapping on about MJ as everyone is.. And then he came out with it "he was a BLACK, a BLACK man, we shared him with the world" And then went on about other st about how he was "a brother" ffs shut up man.

Why is it ok for a black man to say things like this, yet if a famous white person came out with the opposite "he was an amazing WHITE man, we shared him with the world, he was WHITE and ours" there would be outrage..

I guess this is just another case of the black man thinking the world/law is against him, and they are constantly persecuted in every aspect. ffs grow up you tt.
Saw a black girl on TV complimenting another 50 something black woman on her youthful for her age looks: "balck don't crack". And thought the same.
Absolutely sick of this st. If you want equality then start being equal FFS. At this rate there is going to be a massive bLacklash and we will be at square one again.
EFA

FoolOnTheHill

1,018 posts

240 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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Same as black comedians. Been watching the Michael McIntyre comedy roadshow, of which he himself is by far the funniest comedian, and every coloured comedian does the racism joke. it's BORING.

jesta1865

3,453 posts

238 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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FoolOnTheHill said:
Same as black comedians. Been watching the Michael McIntyre comedy roadshow, of which he himself is by far the funniest comedian, and every coloured comedian does the racism joke. it's BORING.
very true, the lady on saturday was very funny moaning about her kids etc, but she lost the audience when she started on the race card.

isee

3,713 posts

212 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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Not that one said:
isee said:
okgo said:
I caught on the radio earlier that the above bloke, not really sure who he is? Seen him in a few st films..

Anyway he was presenting an awards show, and was yapping on about MJ as everyone is.. And then he came out with it "he was a BLACK, a BLACK man, we shared him with the world" And then went on about other st about how he was "a brother" ffs shut up man.

Why is it ok for a black man to say things like this, yet if a famous white person came out with the opposite "he was an amazing WHITE man, we shared him with the world, he was WHITE and ours" there would be outrage..

I guess this is just another case of the black man thinking the world/law is against him, and they are constantly persecuted in every aspect. ffs grow up you tt.
Saw a black girl on TV complimenting another 50 something black woman on her youthful for her age looks: "balck don't crack". And thought the same.
Absolutely sick of this st. If you want equality then start being equal FFS. At this rate there is going to be a massive bLacklash and we will be at square one again.
EFA
heheh I thought of doing the same but didn't want to look "racialist" smile

GTIR

24,741 posts

295 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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Yes I also saw the Macyntyre comedy show, very funny but that woman was just cringe worthy. I am sure 90% of the audience were just a little uncomfortable, "Ohh, a black racism joke, do I laugh or do I have to be black and if I laugh am I just showing myself up for being soft or if I dont laugh am I a racist, but it wasnt funny! What do I do?" confused

Rasism jokes went out with Richard Prior and Eddie get the scary spice outa here Murphy.

Jeez, was not long ago that we (as in non black) were not allowed to say the word "black" now we are not allowed to say the word "half cast".
Surley its the context in which its said?

Its a fking mess aint no mistake and 'ting. frownsmile


SystemParanoia

14,343 posts

227 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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Not that one

2,496 posts

224 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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GTIR said:
Yes I also saw the Macyntyre comedy show, very funny but that woman was just cringe worthy. I am sure 90% of the audience were just a little uncomfortable, "Ohh, a black racism joke, do I laugh or do I have to be black and if I laugh am I just showing myself up for being soft or if I dont laugh am I a racist, but it wasnt funny! What do I do?" confused

Rasism jokes went out with Richard Prior and Eddie get the scary spice outa here Murphy.

Jeez, was not long ago that we (as in non black) were not allowed to say the word "black" now we are not allowed to say the word "half cast".
Surley its the context in which its said?

Its a fking mess aint no mistake and 'ting. frownsmile
Fo' Shizzle!

SystemParanoia

14,343 posts

227 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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GTIR said:
not allowed to say the word "black" now we are not allowed to say the word "half cast".
Ive never had any problem with people using the word black. we see ourselves as black, and thus why should there be a problem.

now half-caste folk.... if they think im going to start saying "bi-racial" instead... they've got another thing coming lol.

GTIR

24,741 posts

295 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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SystemParanoia said:
GTIR said:
not allowed to say the word "black" now we are not allowed to say the word "half cast".
Ive never had any problem with people using the word black. we see ourselves as black, and thus why should there be a problem.

now half-caste folk.... if they think im going to start saying "bi-racial" instead... they've got another thing coming lol.
You aint nothing, you is just cool! smokin

Superhoop1904

563 posts

237 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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okgo said:
I caught on the radio earlier that the above bloke, not really sure who he is? Seen him in a few st films..

Anyway he was presenting an awards show, and was yapping on about MJ as everyone is.. And then he came out with it "he was a BLACK, a BLACK man, we shared him with the world" And then went on about other st about how he was "a brother" ffs shut up man.

Why is it ok for a black man to say things like this, yet if a famous white person came out with the opposite "he was an amazing WHITE man, we shared him with the world, he was WHITE and ours" there would be outrage..

I guess this is just another case of the black man thinking the world/law is against him, and they are constantly persecuted in every aspect. ffs grow up you tt.
clap well said that man!!

Jasandjules

72,580 posts

258 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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It has long been that way has it not?

And it goes a fair way to increasing racial tensions IMHO (for example MOBO etc).

Why oh why does it matter what colour someone's skin is? If they were a great musician, then they were. If they are a great athlete/pilot/footballer/tennis player or whatever, they are still the same whether they are black, white, orange, pink or blue!??!!?

okgo

Original Poster:

42,092 posts

227 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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Jasandjules said:
It has long been that way has it not?

And it goes a fair way to increasing racial tensions IMHO (for example MOBO etc).

Why oh why does it matter what colour someone's skin is? If they were a great musician, then they were. If they are a great athlete/pilot/footballer/tennis player or whatever, they are still the same whether they are black, white, orange, pink or blue!??!!?
As long as black people with media clout carrying on acting like this then it does matter what colour your skin is.

I know white people on the whole are far from innocent and there are many many racists out there, but for someone who is meant to be a role model (although by saying st like this he probably has his 'hood' going wild) to younger people spouting this st to the world, we are getting nowhere!

308mate

13,758 posts

251 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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Jasandjules said:
It has long been that way has it not?

And it goes a fair way to increasing racial tensions IMHO (for example MOBO etc).

Why oh why does it matter what colour someone's skin is? If they were a great musician, then they were. If they are a great athlete/pilot/footballer/tennis player or whatever, they are still the same whether they are black, white, orange, pink or blue!??!!?
Its Positive discrimination which apparently is ok.

Mc lovin

5,588 posts

250 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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I saw this, this morning, what an utter cock bag.

FoolOnTheHill

1,018 posts

240 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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I'd hate to half-caste mind, you're hated by both blacks and whites.

laugh

CraigW

12,248 posts

311 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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I have to admit, when I saw Jamie Foxx saying all that I almost puked.

The mobo awards always made me feel the same way. If someone suggested holding a "music of white origin" awards ceremony there would be outrage.

Some of my black friends feel the same way so its not just me being racialistic! wink

okgo

Original Poster:

42,092 posts

227 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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CraigW said:
I have to admit, when I saw Jamie Foxx saying all that I almost puked.

The mobo awards always made me feel the same way. If someone suggested holding a "music of white origin" awards ceremony there would be outrage.

Some of my black friends feel the same way so its not just me being racialistic! wink
I don't have any, but I am sure if I did then they would think the same. Or they wouldn't be my friends. Can't be doing with self appreciating tts, black white, foreign or otherwise.

Dupont666

22,857 posts

221 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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if you can be bi-racial (presume that is the PC word now)

can you be tri-racial and quad-racial? (much like when us white folk say im half scottish, quarter welsh and quarter sheep)

Could this just open a can of worms when you call someone bi-racial and in fact they are tri?

In fact if someone is the mix of scottish, welsh and sheep, can they also be classed as tri-racial instead of just inbred, or will that offend the black folk that this PC wording has been created for?

Im all confused and need a lie down....