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Seriously though, we could say something like that if we wanted to but if one of us were to say it at work our employers should be able to take any action they feel is appropriate. Imus could draw advertisers so his employers couldn't make money... no money no Imus. He's done a lot of good for charity, he's still well liked by a lot of people I think, and I'm sure he'll land on his feet. |
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no I am soz for being so over dramatic.. (feeling a bit sad for having to go away for 2 weeks and leaving my baby) but i totally agree in most part..where does one draw the line in these cases. This man who was fired has every right to freedom as speech as any other..being coloured or not...his comments were taken well out ot context Every country has thier history as does every culture and prejudices ..its a bit like the untold blonde jokes out there. So why is it that the colours think that they are the only one hard done by? Take the jew for an example and thier plight. We could sit here and hash out the right and wrong ways to approach differences when it comes to races and religions and other certain topics that are deemed taboo'. The stupidest part about my lineage is this.. in my family..there are only 6 of us that are brown skinned (part maori/part chilean).it was the white assed ones who copped most of the racial slurs from full blooded maori. Personally..i find these amusing and nor do i find anything offensive..but disrespect the snickers choccie bar.. and we may have a problem !!!!:D |
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I dont know if I can put my thoughts to the right words, but yes, racism is a big menace, not only in America, but the world over. We have people here hanging each other publicly as to the religion they belong to, and the colour of their race. If he is darker and is of the minorities, he doesnt get much respect in the social community. Sure he gets a job because of the quota, but no societal recognition. Even a poor person belonging to a high religion is respected. But that isnt all. The government is constantly improving the conditions for these minorities hence the higher caste people tend to get edged out, when it comes to selection of jobs, availability of daily wages, quotas etc. which is driving the resentments between the races only wider.
Here people are also divided as to the region to which they belong. Its like having 30 countries in India. Each state is a country in itself, and an outsider from another state, faces a lot of difficulty while adapting or adjusting himself to the new place. National television over here has comedians and humorous people poking at the regional differences and colour/religious differences both. For example, a Sardar from Punjab is said to have very less grey cells and small IQs by the rest of the country, so they are always the biggest butt-ends of jokes. The South Indians get ridiculed for their pronounciation of the national language, and the East Indians for their gross ignorance about matters as a whole. Wow, just re-reading all that which I typed shows that the situation is actually worse here. :( |
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but i can boast a govt who actually works and listens to the ppl. As i said..as long as the radicals keep living in the past.. this world will never be able to step into a better future. |
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Maybe his more relaxed Wimbledon brothers did forgive him (at least publicly), but Big Racist Ron nontheless joins Fuhrman and Richards in the Nigger Guy camp and long may they and their paypackets be reminded of it. Without going to extremes, there is a simple and glaringly obvious line which white broadcasters need to respect and not cross - joking about black stereotyping might approach it, using condecending words such as 'nigger' goes all the way.
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also that reminds me www.allsp.com for those who haven't seen the nigger guy south park episode that is pure genius. ;) |
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