1876: American Spirit

[Keith]

with Dan Soder

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[invader]

Wait, you lost the poll and still say; "I'm right as always?" But if the poll swung against me I was going to have eat a rainbow color of dicks?

I'm not African American, I was neither born in America or have an American citizenship. I am black however, so I guess for most people I'm just being pedantic.

With Eminem, and specifically the Criminal track. He intentionally made it homophobic because he felt he was unfairly getting picked on by GLAAD, because of his previous songs. So his state of mind was, "you think I'm homophobic, I'll show you homophobic."

Dan Soder was great, hilarious show as always.

[Scumhook]

Originally Posted by invader

Wait, you lost the poll and still say; "I'm right as always?" But if the poll swung against me I was going to have eat a rainbow color of dicks?

Clear example of racism in action.

No wonder the bastard feels white guilt.

[invader]

Originally Posted by seamus

So you're not American. So maybe you don't get how bad the history of racism is in the U.S. It is horrible, a horrible history. It has only been in the last two decades that most people started thinking inter-racial marriages were ok. The civil rights movement was after WWII.

I wasn't born here but I did grow up in America. With that said the history of racism in America isn't a hard concept to grasp at all. It was pretty much the same story anywhere and everywhere that was settled by Europeans in the last 700+ years.

But the whole thing, for me, wasn't about racism. It was just the concept of white guilt, and that it can be dissociative, while seeming like it is the opposite.

[Keith]

It's not about racism, but it's about white guilt?

Where does white guilt come from, nigger?

(It's okay. It's just a word.)

[Keith]

He's just sticking to his guns. He's being silly.

[OLDPPL]

I cannot say with absolute certainty that Eminem truly hates gay men.

I can say that he is an anger-filled sociopath and his fans scare the shit out of me. The fact he is still relevant after all these years is indicative of just how jaded young teen males really are.

Go on iTunes. Look under Eminem's new album 'Marshall Mathers 2' and see all the comments. Pay attention to the names. No doubt you'll see them again in a school shooting.

All this being said, I loved Eminem's cameo in 'Funny People.' His suggestion for Adam Sandler to kill himself was hysterical.

[invader]

Originally Posted by seamus

I'm not following what you mean.

For a large part of American history women were seen as nothing but homemakers, someone to cook and clean and have babies. But would you feel awkward if a woman made you a sandwich? Or cooked for you? Or if you went to a laundry service and the person you were dropping your clothes of to was a woman, would you feel strange about it? That is the best example I can come up with right now, sorry if it sucks. White guilt just boils down to a group feeling sorry for another group for just being that group. It doesn't mean that, that person is anymore in touch with that person's plight/or past plight. And my point is they don't have to be.

[invader]

Originally Posted by Keith

It's not about racism, but it's about white guilt?

Where does white guilt come from, nigger?

(It's okay. It's just a word.)

I don't know my guess is an institutionalized feeling of superiority to other races. But I guess I could be wrong, I'm wrong a lot.

[Keith]

To be able to log into the forums means you're smarter than this.

Where did the superiority complex come from?