[calex59]

Notice that she didn't get suspended for drunk driving but for making racial slurs to a officer. I, personally, don't give a rat's behind what kind of slurs she made to the officer but find it extremely bothersome that this so called "superior court judge" was driving around drunk. Also, she is black, so how can she have made racial slurs to a black cop?

To top it off they use the word Negro as an example of a racial slur. When did that become a "racial" slur?

Just more political correctness coming out. It is more damaging to argue with cops than to drive drunk. What a crock of sh**!

[JOAT]

It is more damaging to argue with cops than to drive drunk.

That's a sure sign of the trouble we're entering.

Speaking carries more penalty than action.

[monday]

“Also, she is black, so how can she have made racial slurs to a black cop?”

Perhaps he was blacker.

To top it off they use the word Negro as an example of a racial slur. When did that become a “racial” slur?

Where have you been. It’s been a racial slur for the last 30 years at least.

[nonsporting]

Notice that she didn't get suspended for drunk driving but for making racial slurs to a officer.

It's the thought that counts.

I, personally, don't give a rat's behind what kind of slurs she made to the officer but find it extremely bothersome that this so called "superior court judge" was driving around drunk. Also, she is black, so how can she have made racial slurs to a black cop?

Yes, I thought the "N" word was a term of endearment among the melanin-enhanced.

To top it off they use the word Negro as an example of a racial slur. When did that become a "racial" slur?

Maybe it sounds too much like "the word which whites cannot say" + O?