[GrandJediMasterYoda]

Racism - The most misused word in the English language today.

Racism: noun

1. The belief that one race is superior to another.

Prejudice: noun

1. Preconceived opinion based on past experience.

[Dilbert San Diego]

some kid once told me that saying black coffee was racist.

I wonder what are you supposed to say, African-American coffee???

[RegulatorCountry]

There’s more than one type of Mexican food, and what passes for Mexican in the US isn’t really any of them, it’s more Tex-Mex. Mexican people can be Caucasian, a variety of different Indio groups or anywhere in between.

So, how can it be racist to dislike American Tex-Mex?

[chris37]

Mexican isn’t a race.

Neither is food.

[reg45]

If he does’t like the way the food tastes, does that make him a “tastist”.

[GraceG]

I cant handle spicy hot food so i am a race criminal i guess...

[rainee]

The intern probably working at Starbucks now

[C. Edmund Wright]

I don’t like German food. What does that make me?

A Nazist?

[ClearCase_guy]

It's all been dumbed down on purpose.

"I should win everything, and get everything for free. I need constant, fawning respect from everyone."
"Really? Why is that?"
"I'm black."
"Uhhhhh, I'm not sure that really qualifies you to be treated as a living god ..."
"Man, you are the most racist person I have ever met!"

[Tennessee Nana]

I don’t like Mexican food either...

[Liberty1st]

I could never call anyone who doesn't like Mexican food as being "racist", I would call them not being human. How can anybody NOT like Mexican food???

[miss marmelstein]

Finally! Someone, besides myself, admits to disliking Mexican food. Love ya, Jay!

[Sherman Logan]

I guess I’m not racist, then. Whew!

[LegendHasIt]

I hate sauerkraut, spaghetti AND sushi.

I suppose that makes me Axisist?

[Sherman Logan]

Actually, liking or eating Mexican food has recently been classified as “cultural appropriate,” and therefore racist.

[ThunderSleeps]

I like "American" cuisine, Mexican, German, Greek, Chinese, and Japanese foods. Not much of a fan of French nor English dishes. (which is odd, given my English heritage)

I don't think my like nor dislike of any particular food or food styles has anything to do with how I treat people from a particular race or geographic area. Unlike libtards, I don't immediately label everything and everyone. I'm quite happy with friends, acquaintances, and coworkers who are just that, friends, acquaintances, and coworkers. I don't have "xyz friends" or "pdq coworkers" where xyz and pdq are the protected or hot-topic demographic de-jure.

Racist, racism...sheesh. I guess when all you've got is a hammer, everything starts looking like a nail. How sad that some people live their lives in a perpetual state of crisis or offense at this or that. Effin' relax people. Don't take yourselves so seriously, honestly, no one really cares all that much.

[driftless2]

In Wisconsin there are numerous foods prepared by white people who use mayonnaise to prepare the foods. I hate mayonnaise...so therefore even though I’m white, I must be a racist against white people.

[TruthWillWin]

There in no food I don’t like so I can’t be racist.
(except olives and pickles)

[exit82]

Hmmmmm.

And which race exactly, are Mexicans?

[PA Engineer]

College kids do know a lot. The problem is, it is all wrong. I have found it easier to teach someone who is ignorant of a subject, then to work with someone who is incapable of "unlearning" a subject.

Their minds are developed and it is difficult to undo the damage. This is the evil progressivism does to the soul.