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To: cardinal4



The fact that he had that in mind while talking about her is disturbing. I think that word associated with black people is worse than n!gger.


55 posted on 03/22/2006 5:53:22 PM PST by SouthernFreebird
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To: SouthernFreebird

I do, too. He could've covered himself and just kept on going, saying "coon d'etat" and nothing more would have come of it, but he knew immediately what he had said and what it *meant.*

I was also shocked when Star Jones Reynolds, bleecchh, titled her autobiography "Shine." Surely she did that because of her name, like "starshine." But did she not *know* that "shine" is a word just like "coon" or "n"? Or did she do it on purpose as an "in-your-face" kind of arrogant turnaround of the word?


57 posted on 03/22/2006 6:07:44 PM PST by Rte66
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