To: Gaffer
See how far PC has pushed, now some of are even afraid to say NEGRO.
35 posted on
10/19/2008 7:56:30 AM PDT by
dusttoyou
(First they steal our savings, then our liberty)
To: dusttoyou
Pesky double click is driving me nutz.
37 posted on
10/19/2008 7:58:28 AM PDT by
dusttoyou
(First they steal our savings, then our liberty)
To: dusttoyou
See how far PC has pushed, now some of are even afraid to say NEGRO.I get blasted for saying the word negro -- even when I try to explain through the threats and screams that it is a less offensive term than black and a less silly term than African American.
Incidentaly, in response to another poster, one has to be at least 12% negro black to constitute as a black minority so B. Hussein Obama cannot even be considered black by juridical law.
44 posted on
10/19/2008 8:04:29 AM PDT by
Stepan12
(Palin & Bolton in 2012)
To: dusttoyou
Of course. It's like when Niger, the country, used to be pronounced Ni-jer (as in 'jar'). Now the pronunciation is Ni-gere, with the szhuh emphasis - all so some liberal airhead activist newsreader on TV won't screw up and say the "N" word.
BTW, I'm not afraid to say NEGRO, I was illustrating a point.
46 posted on
10/19/2008 8:09:42 AM PDT by
Gaffer
("Arguing with a Liberal is like not wiping yourself after taking a dump" Scatological, but true.)
To: dusttoyou
Negro is a rather ordinary word that means black in Spanish and Portugese, nothing else.
To: dusttoyou
In the spanish speaking world, where I am, negro simply means black. a ‘negrero’ is literaly a black driver/manager, or better known as a slave driver. negro is not a negative connotation here. so why should it be where you are? PC sucks!
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