Oct 03, 2011 5:43 PM GMT
Rick Perry name his hunting compound NIGGERHEAD...
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Oct 03, 2011 6:13 PM GMTHow many of his fellow politicians and guests observed that disgusting sign AND SAID NOTHING?
You'd think that a fellow Republican would have told him:
"Hey Rick, no judgement, but you really gotta change that sign!"
NOPE, they were apparently pretty comfortable with it. -
Oct 03, 2011 6:47 PM GMTBanning certain words all together only be gives them strength, and power to therm! To use words does not give them a negative credence either, yet just because some small incecure groups of people don't want to even hear certain words they call for a prohibition on them, while hell would break loose if you tryed to put a restraint on " their" freedom of speech.
Look at the word fag, some weak feel it a word of abuse. I myself a proud Gold Card homosexual, use the word fag with pride too, as it is what I be, a poofter, and no one's going to silance that.
I think the person at hand just had some fun with, and took a shot at political correctness; something that would run rampant if we let it; political correctness that is. I think yous with your knickers in a knot, just missed the joke, and the shot at political correctness. You know we still sell COON Cheese down here in Oz. -
Oct 03, 2011 8:30 PM GMTPresentMind saidHow many of his fellow politicians and guests observed that disgusting sign AND SAID NOTHING?
You'd think that a fellow Republican would have told him:
"Hey Rick, no judgement, but you really gotta change that sign!"
NOPE, they were apparently pretty comfortable with it.
I read the Washington Post article, it apparently had been called that name. Surprisingly in the digital age we cant get a picture of said "painted rock"
You know in Obama's church they also use derogatory language against whites. And that was 2008.
Jesse Jackson came to NYC and called it "Heime-town" in front of the press.
I saw no such analysis in the Washington Post.
I am not a Perry fan myself, but it seems like a meager argument given the facts here.
So we are talking about a rock or a name of a ranch before it was leased by Perry?
And the question is How many of his fellow politicians and guests observed a "ROCK"? who knows except those who would speculate. -
Oct 03, 2011 9:38 PM GMTfor some reason i see his action especially since hes on a elevated platform....validating people to behave like this.
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Oct 04, 2011 1:36 AM GMTtereseus1 saidfor some reason i see his action especially since hes on a elevated platform....validating people to behave like this.
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She must be a Republican.
