That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons bring us some web forums whereupon we can gather
http://garbi.online/forum/
Mind the GOP.
Doesn't matter. Likely doesn't even have to be the instructor. Could have a very well-meaning instructor and it would just take one asshat saying they weren't comfortable and events unfold from there.malchior wrote: Tue Jan 18, 2022 9:47 pm Quantify discomfort.
https://twitter.com/AP/status/1483563385883140100
You white folk sure are a delicate bunch.malchior wrote: Tue Jan 18, 2022 9:47 pm Quantify discomfort.
https://twitter.com/AP/status/1483563385883140100
LOL, at first I thought he was trying to arm whitey who feels discomfort.
My parents' 1950s high school Mississippi state history textbook taught that the KKK was made up of patriots keeping law and order when the Federal government wouldn't. Also, slavery was basically a support system for blacks who (given their lack of education and skill) wouldn't have been able to find productive work otherwise.
Like this?
I only quoted because my post would make no sense if the bot spam got deleted.
Yeah, I still edited your post to remove the text. Even with the link removed, I don't like the idea of letting the bots have their say in any way.
Maybe he's turned a page in 2022 and will finally just start saying out loud what's really in his heart. Considering how well it's worked for the rest of his party, why not?malchior wrote: Thu Jan 20, 2022 10:35 am I mean it isn't like we didn't know what type of person he is. I see this more as a verbal gaffe than dog whistle type speech. He doesn't typically engage in that.
It's possible. He has been taking a lot of punches to the rhetorical mouth. I don't see his ethos changing though. He wants a rule of law order as long as he is in charge of which laws are passed and how they are interpreted. It is a very different ethos from Trump or the opportunists glomming onto his vengeance for white people by any means possible path - as long as he gets paid that is! They do generally move in the same direction though.Smoove_B wrote: Thu Jan 20, 2022 10:48 amMaybe he's turned a page in 2022 and will finally just start saying out loud what's really in his heart. Considering how well it's worked for the rest of his party, why not?malchior wrote: Thu Jan 20, 2022 10:35 am I mean it isn't like we didn't know what type of person he is. I see this more as a verbal gaffe than dog whistle type speech. He doesn't typically engage in that.
The New York City Police Department has arrested a woman accused of harassing and spitting on an 8-year-old Jewish boy outside a Brooklyn synagogue last week, authorities said.
The woman, identified as 21-year-old Christina Darling, was charged with multiple counts including aggravated harassment as a hate crime, acting in a manner injurious to a child and menacing as a hate crime, the NYPD said on Friday. CNN has not been able to determine if Darling has legal representation.
The alleged incident took place last Friday police when said the woman approached three children outside the Kehal Tiferes Avrohom Ziditshov Orthodox synagogue. Police said she shouted "anti-Jewish statements" before spitting on the boy and walking away.
The children were not injured, police said.
The children's father, Aryah Fried, told CNN affiliate WCBS the woman said, "something along the lines of Hitler should have killed you all."
Fried said his son responded to the woman saying he would save his little sister, prompting the suspect to spit on his face and say, "we will kill you all, I know where you live, and we'll make sure to get you all next time."
Lawful Evil vs. Chaotic Evilmalchior wrote: Thu Jan 20, 2022 10:56 am
It's possible. He has been taking a lot of punches to the rhetorical mouth. I don't see his ethos changing though. He wants a rule of law order as long as he is in charge of which laws are passed and how they are interpreted. It is a very different ethos from Trump or the opportunists glomming onto his vengeance for white people by any means possible path - as long as he gets paid that is! They do generally move in the same direction though.
Caste-oppressed students, who mostly hail from South Asian immigrant and diaspora backgrounds, say that casteism tends to manifest in US colleges and universities through slurs, microaggressions and social exclusion. But because these dynamics play out within these minority communities, most other Americans have little understanding of how they operate -- leaving these students, many of whom refer to themselves as Dalits, without recourse.
That was the experience for Pariyar, who is a Dalit Hindu and moved to the US from Nepal in 2015 in part, he said, to escape caste oppression. He said his family faced discrimination and violence from dominant caste Nepalis both because of their caste and their outspokenness on such injustices. By coming to the US, Pariyar assumed he would be leaving that all behind.
"I thought at that time that now I don't have to experience caste discrimination because the US is different. In the US, the South Asian diaspora, including the Nepali diaspora, are educated ... so they don't believe in caste discrimination," he said. "But I was wrong. Totally wrong."
Caste seemed to follow Pariyar even in California. Unlike other Dalits he encountered in the US, Pariyar didn't hide his last name, which gave away his caste identity. But he said he found that his transparency colored his interactions with caste-privileged Nepalis. He felt their tone of voice and behavior toward him change once they learned his full name. At gatherings in the homes of other community members, he said he would be given a plate of food while others were allowed to serve themselves -- implying that his handling of the food might somehow pollute it.
When Pariyar enrolled in a graduate program at Cal State East Bay in 2019, he found that he couldn't escape caste there either. While waiting at a Bay Area rapid transit station on one occasion, he encountered two Nepali students and introduced himself. Their conversation was warm, he said, until they asked for his name. When he told them, Pariyar said they looked him up and down and appeared uncomfortable. Their reaction was humiliating.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/01/31/entertai ... index.htmlDuring the roundtable discussion, Goldberg said she was surprised that the nudity in "Maus" -- and not the Holocaust itself -- is what appeared to concern the school board, while co-host Joy Behar replied that the nudity concerns were likely "a canard to throw you off from the fact that they don't like history that makes White people look bad."
"Well, this is White people doing it to White people, so y'all gonna fight amongst yourselves," Goldberg said, referring to the Holocaust.
While none of the co-hosts pushed back after that statement, the conversation then turned to how some are attempting to ban problematic parts of the nation's history, particularly history dealing with race and racism, from being taught in schools.
Goldberg responded: "If you're going to do this, then let's be truthful about it because the Holocaust isn't about race." She added that the Holocaust, which saw an estimated 6 million Jews and 5 million others killed as a result of the Nazis' racist ideology, was about "man's inhumanity to man" and said it involved "two White groups of people."
She’s ridiculous and really deserves to be raked over the coals for such a ludicrous position. Between this nonsense and various politicians trotting out inappropriate Holocaust references we need to have a Holocaust 101 class.Grifman wrote: Mon Jan 31, 2022 8:58 pm Whoopi opens mouth, inserts foot:
https://www.cnn.com/2022/01/31/entertai ... index.htmlDuring the roundtable discussion, Goldberg said she was surprised that the nudity in "Maus" -- and not the Holocaust itself -- is what appeared to concern the school board, while co-host Joy Behar replied that the nudity concerns were likely "a canard to throw you off from the fact that they don't like history that makes White people look bad."
"Well, this is White people doing it to White people, so y'all gonna fight amongst yourselves," Goldberg said, referring to the Holocaust.
While none of the co-hosts pushed back after that statement, the conversation then turned to how some are attempting to ban problematic parts of the nation's history, particularly history dealing with race and racism, from being taught in schools.
Goldberg responded: "If you're going to do this, then let's be truthful about it because the Holocaust isn't about race." She added that the Holocaust, which saw an estimated 6 million Jews and 5 million others killed as a result of the Nazis' racist ideology, was about "man's inhumanity to man" and said it involved "two White groups of people."
The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg has been suspended from the show for two weeks, effective immediately, according to a statement late Tuesday from ABC News President Kin Godwin.