[cripplecreek]

I don’t care if I’m called racist or not. Its a meaningless word.

[Cymbaline]

Because we’re not, and we’re sick and tired of the false accusations from the REAL racists.

[WKUHilltopper]

Doesn’t bother me. It’s been such an overtly used term, it has pretty much been regulated to the “Boy who cried wolf” story and classification.

If someone hears the term anymore, it means they must be on the target and on the right track.

[Revolting cat!]

Admitting to being “rassiss” will get you out of jury duty!

[VitacoreVision]

Ask Paula Deen

[TribalPrincess2U]

They’re not. They’re tired of the race card being used.

[Balding_Eagle]

“My name is Paul Weston, and I am a racist”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2kKnzW4d8w

Well worth the 7 minutes.

[CodeToad]

Why are black people so touchy about being called a n****er?

[dforest]

Aw geez, who gives a crap? Maybe us white folks is tired of hearing the same ole shit ad nauseum. Yawn.

[SatinDoll]

It’s really simple: 60% of U.S. citizens are multiracial. How can we be racists?

Accusing others of racism is a simple defense mechanism to prevent facing reality of certain behaviors exhibited by those in a group with which you associate.

[M Kehoe]

Tell Scot that I fart in his general direction.

5.56mm

[albie]

Smart. First piss whites off by falsely calling us “racist”, then continue the fantasy by telling low info voters what our next step should be. Accept that we’re “less than human” and we’ll never be anything but racists. What was never true to begin with has gone full circle.

[bigheadfred]

Doesn’t bother me a bit.

[Toespi]

Because the term is used for the purpose of extortion against a minority that thrives as victims.

[Jacquerie]

I got into it in 2011 with an old Harvard Law grad, former judge, real pompous lefty jerk.

Maybe after 30 seconds, in which I explained Obama’s impeachable offenses, he called me a racist.

Instead of shutting up, I laughed at him, ridiculed his Harvard degree, how his daddy wasted the money . . . real fun.

[RegulatorCountry]

Now, why would Scot Nakagawa be worried one way or the other? Would it be conferring racial advantage upon himself at the expense of someone else? Why, I do believe it is. Self-interest. Perfectly fine and even regarded as somehow noble, among all but white people.

Maybe that has something to do with it, Scot. It’s tantamount to ethic teabagging.

[21twelve]

I know that I'm racist. I notice the color of someone’s skin, and most of the time have a preconceived notion of what they are like. I try not to though, but it is hard. And obviously once I get to know them that goes away.

[R_Kangel]

.... I think this kinda sums it up quite nicely ....

[G Larry]

It means the liberal has lost the argument.

If you are intellectually bankrupt and unable to make an intelligent argument for your position, then you play the race card, in hopes of disarming your opponent.

My response is to the effect:

“It is the racist who pigeon holes a group of people as being incapable of making it, without the government’s help.”

“It is the racist who condemns legal immigrants to slave wages, by promoting amnesty for ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS.”

[Revolting cat!]