black dog
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I have to say that bd is the most condescending member I have ever encountered on this forum; and that is saying a lot.
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I have to say that bd is the most condescending member I have ever encountered on this forum; and that is saying a lot.
Thanks for proving my point. I can always count on you, sweetie.
Your need to degrade people while touting yourself, is all we need to know about you. You must be miserable.![]()
I have to say that bd is the most condescending member I have ever encountered on this forum; and that is saying a lot.
He's an Australian.
Is it your suggestion that a black person being caricatured would then by definition always be a racist thing? Do you see no way to caricature a black person without it being racist?
But, it didn't crop up here.
We just went through 8 years worth of caricatures of Obama. The only racist ones I saw were deliberate and conscious ones, drawn by mouth breathing troglodytes. None of the ones I saw in a publication worth a #### were racist.
I disagree.
And as I stated at the very beginning of the futile exercise in verbal masturbation, arguing about it would be pointless, because you refuse to see what in front of your face. Several days later I still see no progress in approaching any sort of intellectual resolution - which, as I said, was unattainable.
Ok, so we can agree that simply providing a caricature of someone is not racist.
With all due respect, you are generally much better than this. You are better than assuming that a disagreement is equal to a lack of intellectual conversation. You normally know better, I am not sure why you are unable to accept that here.
So, you believe the drawing to be racist. Racism requires (by definition) an implication of superiority of one race or inferiority of one race. Which one of those things does this drawing do?
Ok, so we can agree that simply providing a caricature of someone is not racist.
With all due respect, you are generally much better than this. You are better than assuming that a disagreement is equal to a lack of intellectual conversation. You normally know better, I am not sure why you are unable to accept that here.
So, you believe the drawing to be racist. Racism requires (by definition) an implication of superiority of one race or inferiority of one race. Which one of those things does this drawing do?
They don't use the dictionary definition, they have their own made up definition in which only white people can be racist.
Never once have I made this statement. I never even implied it.
Because I've seen the picture.
Inferiority of a race - he drew Williams in the same vein as an old-style cartoon headhunter a la Bugs Bunny.
Pretty sure I've covered this ground before.
Yeah, Ok.
It might have implied being primitive but nothing about inferiority. Two different things.
They don't use the dictionary definition, they have their own made up definition in which only white people can be racist.
As such, there isn't even a smidge (to quote Mr. Obama) of a hint of racism. To find it racist, it must invoke those feelings, and thus speaks to the interpreter. That's not to say that to interpret it as racist makes the interpreter racist. It is to say that we have been conditioned to find racism where it does not exist, and to find it racist is to succumb to that brainwashing.
Because I've seen the picture.
Inferiority of a race - he drew Williams in the same vein as an old-style cartoon headhunter a la Bugs Bunny.
Well, you already accused me of racism using this backwards-ass logic last week - so we both have come full circle.
Seems like a good time to say good day.
That's not to say that to interpret it as racist makes the interpreter racist
No, I didn't.
I'll agree to not see it your way and vice versa, but not that we couldn't just talk on an intellectual level.![]()