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Do you think this hypothetical neighbor is a racist?

Is this hypothetical neighbor a racist?


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You have known your neighbor for decades. During this time, his business was successfully sued for discrimination. He ran an an ad in the local newspaper claiming some local black kids suspected of rape should get the death penalty, and still believes they are guilty despite them all being fully exonerated years later. He spent the Obama years claiming Obama was born in Kenya, and even ran ads in the local paper where he claimed to have evidence that Obama was not born in America - he never actually provided that evidence. He held a neighborhood party where he announced to everyone that Mexican immigrants were bringing drugs, were rapists, were not like us, but he went on to say that he assumed some of them were good people. He was sued, and claimed the judge in the case could not be fair to him because the judge was Hispanic. He retweeted white supremacist propaganda on numerous occasions, and though he has never openly praised white supremacist groups, the local white supremacists absolutely adore him. He holds neighborhood rallies where white nationalists distribute propaganda, but he never calls them out or asks them to leave. He has told minority Americans to go back to their countries, despite them being American citizens.

However, when a white supremacist went on a shooting rampage, he condemned white supremacists when you talked to him about it.

Given that, would you consider this hypothetical neighbor a racist or not?

Did this neighbor also sit in a church where the minister was friends with with a rabid anti-Semite. A minister that said to his flock, g-d damn American. The same neighbor who accused a Boston cop incorrectly of a racist act. The same neighbor that has a well known race baiter for several decades over his house dozens of times and donated many billions of dollars to a nation bent on the destruction of the Jewish state?

If this is the neighbor you are thinking of then yes it is highly probable he is a racist and anti-Semite.
 
So rapist, and white nationalist like some of the democrats.

So does that mean that all of hem are now, by proxy. Rapist and/or white nationalist?

WTH? Racists and white supremacists believe he is one of them. As so do you it seems.
 
WTH? Racists and white supremacists believe he is one of them. As so do you it seems.

Well that's one hell of a loaded answer. So you're calling me a racist, and a white supremacist?

I'm just using your own rules to point out that such people exist on the left. Trying to say that Trump is anything like these people, simply because they like him is highly dishonest.
 
Is someone who goes back 30 years to find four things that if stretched to the limit could be twisted to fit his narrative a TDS candidate or just an idiot?
 
Well that's one hell of a loaded answer. So you're calling me a racist, and a white supremacist?

I'm just using your own rules to point out that such people exist on the left. Trying to say that Trump is anything like these people, simply because they like him is highly dishonest.

No, it's quite simple. If you don't want to be labeled a racist don't defend racists or make racist statements.
 
You have known your neighbor for decades. During this time, his business was successfully sued for discrimination. He ran an an ad in the local newspaper claiming some local black kids suspected of rape should get the death penalty, and still believes they are guilty despite them all being fully exonerated years later. He spent the Obama years claiming Obama was born in Kenya, and even ran ads in the local paper where he claimed to have evidence that Obama was not born in America - he never actually provided that evidence. He held a neighborhood party where he announced to everyone that Mexican immigrants were bringing drugs, were rapists, were not like us, but he went on to say that he assumed some of them were good people. He was sued, and claimed the judge in the case could not be fair to him because the judge was Hispanic. He retweeted white supremacist propaganda on numerous occasions, and though he has never openly praised white supremacist groups, the local white supremacists absolutely adore him. He holds neighborhood rallies where white nationalists distribute propaganda, but he never calls them out or asks them to leave. He has told minority Americans to go back to their countries, despite them being American citizens.

However, when a white supremacist went on a shooting rampage, he condemned white supremacists when you talked to him about it.

Given that, would you consider this hypothetical neighbor a racist or not?

Your attempts at trolling really need work. They are very substandard. Actually kind of pathetic. You've got to disguise your true intentions better. Everyone knew who you were referring to right away. Needs a little more nuance. And try to be less partisan in your wording. We knew it was a wacky liberal post from the start. It just has the smell of TDS all over it.
 
No, it's quite simple. If you don't want to be labeled a racist don't defend racists or make racist statements.

Then you're basically saying that you're right, no matter how unproven your position is.

Do you not see how childish, this stance you're current taking is?
 
Then you're basically saying that you're right, no matter how unproven your position is.

Do you not see how childish, this stance you're current taking is?

Not defending a racist is childish? OMG.
 
Not defending a racist is childish? OMG.

You still haven't proven he's racist.

Though you do have that chance. Pick a statement that he's made, and explain how you believe it's racist.
 
You have known your neighbor for decades. During this time, his business was successfully sued for discrimination. He ran an an ad in the local newspaper claiming some local black kids suspected of rape should get the death penalty, and still believes they are guilty despite them all being fully exonerated years later. He spent the Obama years claiming Obama was born in Kenya, and even ran ads in the local paper where he claimed to have evidence that Obama was not born in America - he never actually provided that evidence. He held a neighborhood party where he announced to everyone that Mexican immigrants were bringing drugs, were rapists, were not like us, but he went on to say that he assumed some of them were good people. He was sued, and claimed the judge in the case could not be fair to him because the judge was Hispanic. He retweeted white supremacist propaganda on numerous occasions, and though he has never openly praised white supremacist groups, the local white supremacists absolutely adore him. He holds neighborhood rallies where white nationalists distribute propaganda, but he never calls them out or asks them to leave. He has told minority Americans to go back to their countries, despite them being American citizens.

However, when a white supremacist went on a shooting rampage, he condemned white supremacists when you talked to him about it.

Given that, would you consider this hypothetical neighbor a racist or not?

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Dismissed (without a vote in your stupid poll)
 
You still haven't proven he's racist.

Though you do have that chance. Pick a statement that he's made, and explain how you believe it's racist.

No. Prove he's not.
 
No. Prove he's not.

Okay, he's said nothing defamatory of a persons race, and made no racist statements.

Your links, and post show as such.

Criticizing a minority individual is not racist, telling someone to go back to their country is not racist.

You would need to actually supply something that is, by itself, a racist statement.

Do you have such a quote, or link on hand?
 
You have known your neighbor for decades. During this time, his business was successfully sued for discrimination. He ran an an ad in the local newspaper claiming some local black kids suspected of rape should get the death penalty, and still believes they are guilty despite them all being fully exonerated years later. He spent the Obama years claiming Obama was born in Kenya, and even ran ads in the local paper where he claimed to have evidence that Obama was not born in America - he never actually provided that evidence. He held a neighborhood party where he announced to everyone that Mexican immigrants were bringing drugs, were rapists, were not like us, but he went on to say that he assumed some of them were good people. He was sued, and claimed the judge in the case could not be fair to him because the judge was Hispanic. He retweeted white supremacist propaganda on numerous occasions, and though he has never openly praised white supremacist groups, the local white supremacists absolutely adore him. He holds neighborhood rallies where white nationalists distribute propaganda, but he never calls them out or asks them to leave. He has told minority Americans to go back to their countries, despite them being American citizens.

However, when a white supremacist went on a shooting rampage, he condemned white supremacists when you talked to him about it.
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that, would you consider this hypothetical neighbor a racist or not?
Not TOOOOOO contrived. :roll:
 
Okay, he's said nothing defamatory of a persons race, and made no racist statements.

Your links, and post show as such.

Criticizing a minority individual is not racist, telling someone to go back to their country is not racist.

You would need to actually supply something that is, by itself, a racist statement.

Do you have such a quote, or link on hand?

So. you got nothing.
 
You have known your neighbor for decades. During this time, his business was successfully sued for discrimination. He ran an an ad in the local newspaper claiming some local black kids suspected of rape should get the death penalty, and still believes they are guilty despite them all being fully exonerated years later. He spent the Obama years claiming Obama was born in Kenya, and even ran ads in the local paper where he claimed to have evidence that Obama was not born in America - he never actually provided that evidence. He held a neighborhood party where he announced to everyone that Mexican immigrants were bringing drugs, were rapists, were not like us, but he went on to say that he assumed some of them were good people. He was sued, and claimed the judge in the case could not be fair to him because the judge was Hispanic. He retweeted white supremacist propaganda on numerous occasions, and though he has never openly praised white supremacist groups, the local white supremacists absolutely adore him. He holds neighborhood rallies where white nationalists distribute propaganda, but he never calls them out or asks them to leave. He has told minority Americans to go back to their countries, despite them being American citizens.

However, when a white supremacist went on a shooting rampage, he condemned white supremacists when you talked to him about it.

Given that, would you consider this hypothetical neighbor a racist or not?

There's not really enough evidence to suggest he's a racist or not.

A racist is someone who believes that their race is superior to other races.

For example, a white dude in South Africa was a White Supremacist, he treated black people fairly, he didn't beat them, didn't kill them, didn't demand they be deal with badly. He treated them like he might treat a dog. Most people believe that humans are superior to dogs. That doesn't mean they mistreat dogs. In fact some people treat dogs BETTER than they treat humans, even if they think dogs are lower than humans.

So, thinking that people are guilty even when they've been exonerated doesn't really prove that much. Saying Obama was born in Kenya doesn't really prove anything, other than he's a partisan doosh who'll believe anything people tell him.

It's difficult to prove someone is a racist. Saying the N word doesn't make someone a racist. Discriminating against people of a certain race doesn't make someone a racist. Because racism isn't about that, it's about believing your race is superior to theirs.
 
OB has nothing? Your reply is the picture image of nothing. Write something salient or have the good grace to bow out.
Regards,
CP

Defend your stance or defend your bigotry. It's up to you.
 
So. you got nothing.

I supplied just as much as you did.

If you want to prove that he's actually said, or done something racist. You'll need to supply the proof. Because right now, I cannot disprove a negative.
 
Defend your stance or defend your bigotry. It's up to you.

Curious. You seem to be the bigot -
bigot
[ˈbiɡət]

NOUN
a person who is intolerant toward those holding different opinions.
H ow can you demand that people prove to you the evident?
Regards,
CP
 
When campaigning for the 2016 presidential election, Trump called for "a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country's representatives can figure out what is going on."

For the "Islam is not a race" deflectors, at the end of the day, it matters not.

Call it racism, call it prejudice, call it bigotry, at the end of the day, it’s still discrimination.
 
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