Mark Burnett told me that I don’t use the N Word

[bluedogdem]

Again who ever thought Trump wasn’t a bigot is delusional

[ImRightYoureWrong]

@zantax

I know, I know, hard to believe my friends and family who are for the most part, business professionals, doctors, lawyers, professors, teachers etc don’t blurt out the N word at parties in front of a guy who has black relatives.

You’re downplaying the prevalence of racism in our society based on your small window of your own life. That’s the point

[ImRightYoureWrong]

@zantax

You are just angry because your life sucks so badly you regularly find yourself in the company of open racists. Do you need some help learning how to avoid such people and the places they frequent? It’s not that hard, most of the people I know manage it without breaking a sweat.

Lol I dont keep company with racists. If your at Walmart and some guy walks by you with a nazi tattoo on his arm it doesnt mean you’re keeping company with them

[CaughtInTheMiddle]

@Forcefield

@CaughtInTheMiddle

It’s important for some people to keep it on the down low.

Honestly that’s the only reason the N Tape would even be important. Some folks cannot see racism in policy agendas. They need it dissected on the table for them.

it’s really weird to me. even people in my own family/extended family purposely keep their kids away from “the blacks”. and, of course, swear they’re not racist. they do a amazing mind job on themselves.

[ImRightYoureWrong]

@CaughtInTheMiddle

it’s really weird to me. even people in my own family/extended family purposely keep their kids away from “the blacks”. and, of course, swear they’re not racist. they do a amazing mind job on themselves.

Rural areas are the worst…a lot of racism among farmers I’ve found too.

[Forcefield]

@Call_me_Ishmael

So if someone isnt going to run for president, it’s ok if they call people that.

If someone is dead, then it’s fairly inconsequential that they said it a half century ago.

[armycowboy]

@ImRightYoureWrong

it’s really weird to me. even people in my own family/extended family purposely keep their kids away from “the blacks”. and, of course, swear they’re not racist. they do a amazing mind job on themselves.

Rural areas are the worst…a lot of racism among farmers I’ve found too.

Well, it’s one of the reasons some people live in rural areas.

[Yakshi]

@Kelby

It’s true. Those with deeply ingrained personality disorders do not conform their behavior to other’s expectations of them, by definition. Change only comes when they hit rock bottom and have significant social, familial, or economic consequences. Because Trump’s wealth has protected him from these so far, he has had no motivation to change.

But the drop to his rock bottom, when the house of cards collapses, will be a long, long, fall.

Very insightful post.

But I think that Trump is an exception. Even if, say, he became homeless and lost his family, he’d still be ranting about ■■■■■■ China, and fake news.

Then, of course, everyone one would just dismiss him as a lunatic, rather than our president.

[peek-a-boo]

@Kelby

It’s true. Those with deeply ingrained personality disorders do not conform their behavior to other’s expectations of them, by definition. Change only comes when they hit rock bottom and have significant social, familial, or economic consequences. Because Trump’s wealth has protected him from these so far, he has had no motivation to change.

But the drop to his rock bottom, when the house of cards collapses, will be a long, long, fall

So one way or another Trump and his supporters will come over to the dark side.

[PurpnGold]

I don’t want Trump supporters that ignore facts, support habitual liar and racist. You can stay on that side of the fence for all I care

[NebraskaFootball]

@ImRightYoureWrong

I hear it still a lot in rural midwest

I live in rural Southwest Missouri, and I unfortunately hear it around these parts more often than not.

[lulubee]

NOW That's What I Call Racist