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JC Denton
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MeisterEckhart wrote on Mar 8 th, 2024 at 9:50am: JC Denton wrote on Mar 8 th, 2024 at 9:13am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Mar 8 th, 2024 at 8:45am: JC Denton wrote on Mar 8 th, 2024 at 8:19am: MeisterEckhart wrote on Mar 8 th, 2024 at 8:14am: Frank wrote on Mar 8 th, 2024 at 7:49am: Anyway, I wonder what Sam Kerr means when she said to the cop, 'Stupid white cop". A white person would never say that to another. She obviously used is as a racial epithet.
What is the objectionable word out of those three? It is not 'cop' (she says she didn't call him bastard). It must be either stupid or white or both.
What if someone said 'it was a stupid half-Indian thing for her to say to a white person".
Could she or anyone else object to such a formulation?
The black/white 'race' thing is an Americanism - promoted globally by easily the dumbest f~cks in the Anglosphere. Case in point: Hispanics being characterised as 'white'. No European characterises each other as white in Europe when referring to themselves, any more than Africans do about themselves in Africa - something that comes as a genuine shock to African-Americans who emigrate there. Australian culture is particularly susceptible to Americanisms, so it shouldn't be much of a surprise when our dumb f~cks imitate American dumb f~cks. hispanics arent characterised as white, 'hispanic' is a census category in the u.s that pertains specifically to linguistic/cultural origin; you can nominate other ethnic categories in addition to 'hispanic', hence 'non-white hispanic %' and 'white hispanic %'. hispanics can be white or any other racial category depending on their nomination https://www.census.gov/acs/www/about/why-we-ask-each-question/ethnicity/#:~:text...yet another post where you don't know what you're talking about but could have spent two seconds googling beforehand instead As one of our local bitchy dumb f~cks who spends time looking for ways to use the N-word, stop using your fingers to play with your arsehole and try googling why many Hispanics identify themselves as white on the US census. Look for the definition of 'white' as a socio-economic, political, or vaguely European (and apologies to southern Europeans) or patriotic definition as opposed to it being a 'racial' one. because many of them are in fact to a great extent ancestrally european you f_cking idiot, which is literally what 'white' conceptually is synonymous with - holy sh1t you absolute f_cking spasticated c_nt. this is a dude who literally tried to speculate that a few meaningless zingers from the head of state of mongolia were a suggestive precusor for serious international tensions in eurasia you're like thegreatdivide with a few iq points on top, i honestly find it difficult to distinguish between you and him sometimes you're both so unimaginably generic and retarded Take your fingers out of your arsehole (you'll have to hope it's not a tumour) and use them to google. Usually, Hispanics who identify as 'white' are not light-skinned and/or fair-haired. 'White' in the US is a term that is used to indicate socio-economic status, social privilege, political alignment, and/or patriotism. Where it is used to indicate 'race', it is used in a way no European would use it. "white skinned" doesnt necessarily imply ancestry c_nt; look at sam kerr, total street sh_tter phenotype despite being half european genetically https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4289685/#:~:text=Patterns%20of%20Ge... Quote:Patterns of Genetic Ancestry of Self-Reported Latinos Latinos encompass nearly all possible combinations of African, Native American, and European ancestries, with the exception of individuals who have a mix of African and Native American ancestry without European ancestry (see Figures S4A and S1). On average, we estimate that Latinos in the US carry 18.0% Native American ancestry, 65.1% European ancestry, and 6.2% African ancestry. We find the highest levels of estimated Native American ancestry in self-reported Latinos from states in the Southwest, especially those bordering Mexico (Figure 2C). We find the highest mean levels of African ancestry in Latinos living in or born in states in the South, especially Louisiana, the Midwest, and Atlantic (Figure 2A). Further stratification of individuals by their self-reported population affiliation (e.g., “Mexican,” “Puerto Rican,” or “Dominican”) reveals a diversity in genetic ancestry, consistent with previous work studying these populations (see Figure S5 and Table S5).10,20,24,25,68,69 We find that Latinos who, besides reporting as “Hispanic,” also self-report as Mexican or Central American, carry more Native American ancestry than Latinos overall; those also who self-report as black, Puerto Rican, or Dominican have higher levels of African ancestry; and those who additionally self-report as white, Cuban, or South American have on average higher levels of European ancestry. every single f_cking thing you say is so orthogonal with reality and basic common sense it just begs absolute belief
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