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  • The funny part is I work with a lot of black people who are more racist against black people than I am, They refer to rap music as "coon tunes" and they are very hard working and I trust them with my life and family.

  • Here's a fun article: now body cams can violate civil rights but only the civil Rights of black people. How? By making sure the police are in possession of facts of course. Facts are the enemy of black and brown civil rights. 

    https://www.google.com/amp/www.newsweek.com/police-body-camera-incident-report-memory-civil-rights-minority-711584%3famp=1

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Here's a fun article: now body cams can violate civil rights but only the civil Rights of black people. How? By making sure the police are in possession of facts of course. Facts are the enemy of black and brown civil rights. 

    https://www.google.com/amp/www.newsweek.com/police-body-camera-incident-report-memory-civil-rights-minority-711584%3famp=1

    unbelievable. even these days - that is so stupid.

    "I can't lie and be a fake victim anymore and git me mo money from a free lawsuit wid dem cameras be operatin"

  • @jbluhm86 said:

    "Coons"? "Yard apes"?  Easy there, George Wallace.

    Yes, everyone knows that only white folks are racist. 

    @canton-dawg said:

    Yes, everyone knows that only white folks are racist. 

    @logicisforsquares said:

    Did anyone imply that? 

    @mld-woody said:

    No, of course not. But it's easier to just repeat that and strut around like you did something

    @mld-woody said:

    Oh just let them show their true colors

     With his first post in this thread peckerhead plays the racist card.. And then denies it

  • @mld-woody said:

    No, of course not. But it's easier to just repeat that and strut around like you did something

    I bet you didn't know black people in Africa sold slaves too.

    Good to see Woody is still serving up nothing burgers.

    @canton-dawg said:

    Good to see Woody is still serving up nothing burgers.

    Sorry, I didn't realize you had the market cornered on them

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    @canton-dawg said:

    Yes, everyone knows that only white folks are racist. 

    @logicisforsquares said:

    Did anyone imply that? 

    @mld-woody said:

    No, of course not. But it's easier to just repeat that and strut around like you did something

    @mld-woody said:

    Oh just let them show their true colors

     With his first post in this thread peckerhead plays the racist card.. And then denies it

    @axe said:

     With his first post in this thread peckerhead plays the racist card.. And then denies it

    Reading comprehension must not be your strong suit. 

  • Here's a fun article: now body cams can violate civil rights but only the civil Rights of black people. How? By making sure the police are in possession of facts of course. Facts are the enemy of black and brown civil rights. 

    https://www.google.com/amp/www.newsweek.com/police-body-camera-incident-report-memory-civil-rights-minority-711584%3famp=1

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Here's a fun article: now body cams can violate civil rights but only the civil Rights of black people. How? By making sure the police are in possession of facts of course. Facts are the enemy of black and brown civil rights. 

    https://www.google.com/amp/www.newsweek.com/police-body-camera-incident-report-memory-civil-rights-minority-711584%3famp=1

    So the argument here is that a racist cop will be able to watch his body cam footage before anyone else, and use it to create the best lie for his situation. An example being if a racist cop overreacted and shot a black guy, killing him. At the time, he may have had no reason to do it other than his own prejudices. But after watching the video he may see a split second where the victim did something suspicious with his hands, and he could claim he thought the victim was reaching for a weapon. 

    At least, I imagine that's the argument they're making. 

    I would still think though that body cams would be a net positive as a whole. Even though the situation I laid out above may occur, you'd think having footage of the altercation would be very helpful in most other cases.

  • @canton-dawg said:

    Good to see Woody is still serving up nothing burgers.

    Sorry, I didn't realize you had the market cornered on them

    @mld-woody said:

    Sorry, I didn't realize you had the market cornered on them

    chickensheet woodypeckerhead pecks again.

  • @axe said:

     With his first post in this thread peckerhead plays the racist card.. And then denies it

    Reading comprehension must not be your strong suit. 

    @mld-woody said:

    Reading comprehension must not be your strong suit. 

    and agan, another bitchy sissy one-liner from the woodpecker.

  • @mld-woody said:

    Reading comprehension must not be your strong suit. 

    and agan, another bitchy sissy one-liner from the woodpecker.

    @calfoxwc said:

    and agan, another bitchy sissy one-liner from the woodpecker.

    Opposed to this post of yours I'm quoting, which is..... ?

  • @the-cysko-kid said:

    Here's a fun article: now body cams can violate civil rights but only the civil Rights of black people. How? By making sure the police are in possession of facts of course. Facts are the enemy of black and brown civil rights. 

    https://www.google.com/amp/www.newsweek.com/police-body-camera-incident-report-memory-civil-rights-minority-711584%3famp=1

    So the argument here is that a racist cop will be able to watch his body cam footage before anyone else, and use it to create the best lie for his situation. An example being if a racist cop overreacted and shot a black guy, killing him. At the time, he may have had no reason to do it other than his own prejudices. But after watching the video he may see a split second where the victim did something suspicious with his hands, and he could claim he thought the victim was reaching for a weapon. 

    At least, I imagine that's the argument they're making. 

    I would still think though that body cams would be a net positive as a whole. Even though the situation I laid out above may occur, you'd think having footage of the altercation would be very helpful in most other cases.

    @mld-woody said:

    So the argument here is that a racist cop will be able to watch his body cam footage before anyone else, and use it to create the best lie for his situation. An example being if a racist cop overreacted and shot a black guy, killing him. At the time, he may have had no reason to do it other than his own prejudices. But after watching the video he may see a split second where the victim did something suspicious with his hands, and he could claim he thought the victim was reaching for a weapon. 

    At least, I imagine that's the argument they're making. 

    I would still think though that body cams would be a net positive as a whole. Even though the situation I laid out above may occur, you'd think having footage of the altercation would be very helpful in most other cases.

    a racist cop murders an innocent black person for the fun of it? and has his BODYCAM ON the whole time?

    and then...he invents a real story based on what really happened, shown by his bodycam.

    My gosh, woodypeckerhead, you are an idiot birdbrain.

  • @calfoxwc said:

    and agan, another bitchy sissy one-liner from the woodpecker.

    Opposed to this post of yours I'm quoting, which is..... ?

    @mld-woody said:

    Opposed to this post of yours I'm quoting, which is..... ?

    a one-liner, true, but a one-liner that is genuinely a legit opinion of your garbage pecking, woodypeckerhead. You were smarting off again. I was not. Your act is really old and it stinks up the board.

  • @mld-woody said:

    So the argument here is that a racist cop will be able to watch his body cam footage before anyone else, and use it to create the best lie for his situation. An example being if a racist cop overreacted and shot a black guy, killing him. At the time, he may have had no reason to do it other than his own prejudices. But after watching the video he may see a split second where the victim did something suspicious with his hands, and he could claim he thought the victim was reaching for a weapon. 

    At least, I imagine that's the argument they're making. 

    I would still think though that body cams would be a net positive as a whole. Even though the situation I laid out above may occur, you'd think having footage of the altercation would be very helpful in most other cases.

    a racist cop murders an innocent black person for the fun of it? and has his BODYCAM ON the whole time?

    and then...he invents a real story based on what really happened, shown by his bodycam.

    My gosh, woodypeckerhead, you are an idiot birdbrain.

    @calfoxwc said:

    a racist cop murders an innocent black person for the fun of it? and has his BODYCAM ON the whole time?

    and then...he invents a real story based on what really happened, shown by his bodycam.

    My gosh, woodypeckerhead, you are an idiot birdbrain.

    I'd type that again. I'd craft the point I'm making so that it builds slower. Maybe even use smaller words. Smaller sentences. But I think it would all fall on deaf, dumb ears.

  • @mld-woody said:

    Opposed to this post of yours I'm quoting, which is..... ?

    a one-liner, true, but a one-liner that is genuinely a legit opinion of your garbage pecking, woodypeckerhead. You were smarting off again. I was not. Your act is really old and it stinks up the board.

    @calfoxwc said:

    a one-liner, true, but a one-liner that is genuinely a legit opinion of your garbage pecking, woodypeckerhead. You were smarting off again. I was not. Your act is really old and it stinks up the board.

    What makes an opinion "legit"?

  • The funny part is I work with a lot of black people who are more racist against black people than I am, They refer to rap music as "coon tunes" and they are very hard working and I trust them with my life and family.

    @medicineman said:

    The funny part is I work with a lot of black people who are more racist against black people than I am, They refer to rap music as "coon tunes" and they are very hard working and I trust them with my life and family.

    Black people tend to use "coon" in connection with another black person who doesn't hate whites. If you don't hate white people they call you a coon. 

  • What we have here is Black Jeopardy.. 

  • @calfoxwc said:

    a one-liner, true, but a one-liner that is genuinely a legit opinion of your garbage pecking, woodypeckerhead. You were smarting off again. I was not. Your act is really old and it stinks up the board.

    What makes an opinion "legit"?

    @mld-woody said:

    What makes an opinion "legit"?

    you don't care - you never really have one, so...

  • @medicineman said:

    The funny part is I work with a lot of black people who are more racist against black people than I am, They refer to rap music as "coon tunes" and they are very hard working and I trust them with my life and family.

    Black people tend to use "coon" in connection with another black person who doesn't hate whites. If you don't hate white people they call you a coon. 

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Black people tend to use "coon" in connection with another black person who doesn't hate whites. If you don't hate white people they call you a coon. 

    I know I don't get around much, but I never knew that.

  • @medicineman said:

    The funny part is I work with a lot of black people who are more racist against black people than I am, They refer to rap music as "coon tunes" and they are very hard working and I trust them with my life and family.

    Black people tend to use "coon" in connection with another black person who doesn't hate whites. If you don't hate white people they call you a coon. 

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Black people tend to use "coon" in connection with another black person who doesn't hate whites. If you don't hate white people they call you a coon. 

    Although I slip up a lot around them they don't mind me because I have never called them  a slur. And most times when I do say it I am referring to a white person or a object. So they could careless

  • @medicineman said:

    The funny part is I work with a lot of black people who are more racist against black people than I am, They refer to rap music as "coon tunes" and they are very hard working and I trust them with my life and family.

    Black people tend to use "coon" in connection with another black person who doesn't hate whites. If you don't hate white people they call you a coon. 

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Black people tend to use "coon" in connection with another black person who doesn't hate whites. If you don't hate white people they call you a coon. 

    I was being a little oversimplistic maybe, this article will go into greater depth. Of course, this author is presumably black and so can't tell it like it really is, but judge for yourself. 

    https://bigwordsarepowerful.com/tag/coon/

  • @the-cysko-kid said:

    Black people tend to use "coon" in connection with another black person who doesn't hate whites. If you don't hate white people they call you a coon. 

    I was being a little oversimplistic maybe, this article will go into greater depth. Of course, this author is presumably black and so can't tell it like it really is, but judge for yourself. 

    https://bigwordsarepowerful.com/tag/coon/

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    I was being a little oversimplistic maybe, this article will go into greater depth. Of course, this author is presumably black and so can't tell it like it really is, but judge for yourself. 

    https://bigwordsarepowerful.com/tag/coon/

    I have spoken about it on here before but it bears repeating. My wife grew up around other black people who called her and her sister “white girls” and “rich” because their parents went to college and they were firmly middle class (mom was an RN, Dad a school teacher and part time professor). My wife quit trying to impress idiots and focused on school. Her sister to this day is still trying to placate hood dummies.

    Education = whiteness = bad seems to be the overriding message.