(March 27, 2015 at 8:02 pm)Huggy74 Wrote:

(March 27, 2015 at 7:50 pm)Parkers Tan Wrote: You didn't answer my question, Buggy. What is racist about rims and bling?

First of all Homeless Nutter assumes I have "Bling", ask yourself what would make him draw that conclusion.

If you have nothing to say on topic but trying to derail this thread.
Please kindly let yourself leave you are not being useful here.

(March 28, 2015 at 9:37 am)Judi Lynn Wrote: If you dare to watch duck dynasty, there are two separate occasions where rims are part of the story line. One, where Jase is putting fancy rims on his black truck. And the other episode is when Jase uses Willies RV to go and pick up two ATVs for Willie. When they arrive, comments are made about the fancy rims on the ATVs and the salesguy says that that's what Willie wanted.

Jase and Willie are neither Mexican or African American. So again, what does having nice rims have to do with being racist? If a self-professed redneck can put fancy chrome rims on a friggin ATV, well, then it's not being racist.

Very true Judi. However, just like religion, brainwashing into young children that white people are bad does happen, and so, is it no wonder that the slightest thing is taken out of context and is thereformed deemed as racist.

In one of Jeff Foxworthy's bit about rednecks, he mentions a love for shiny things. He was talking about a certain type of white person. Huggy might not be aware that there is a stereotype about rednecks liking bling.

(March 28, 2015 at 9:51 am)Nope Wrote: In one of Jeff Foxworthy's bit about rednecks, he mentions a love for shiny things. He was talking about a certain type of white person. Huggy might not be aware that there is a stereotype about rednecks liking bling.

People come in all shapes, sizes, sex, different shaped noses, eyes, tall, short, fat, thin, race, religion etc etc ad nauseum. However, racism doesn't exist against others except for those who are of Afro-Caribbean descent. I have got news for huggy, racism exists against all colours and creeds.

(March 28, 2015 at 9:55 am)RobertE Wrote:

(March 28, 2015 at 9:51 am)Nope Wrote: In one of Jeff Foxworthy's bit about rednecks, he mentions a love for shiny things. He was talking about a certain type of white person. Huggy might not be aware that there is a stereotype about rednecks liking bling.

People come in all shapes, sizes, sex, different shaped noses, eyes, tall, short, fat, thin, race, religion etc etc ad nauseum. However, racism doesn't exist against others except for those who are of Afro-Caribbean descent. I have got news for huggy, racism exists against all colours and creeds.

Yeah...because you know religion is the biggest cause of racism and also slavery.

(March 28, 2015 at 9:42 am)RobertE Wrote:

(March 28, 2015 at 9:37 am)Judi Lynn Wrote: Jase and Willie are neither Mexican or African American. So again, what does having nice rims have to do with being racist? If a self-professed redneck can put fancy chrome rims on a friggin ATV, well, then it's not being racist.

Very true Judi. However, just like religion, brainwashing into young children that white people are bad does happen, and so, is it no wonder that the slightest thing is taken out of context and is thereformed deemed as racist.

I agree. However, I still don't expect an honest answer from huggs. I really wish people wouldn't brainwash kids to that kind of thinking. All it's doing is breeding more hate.

(March 28, 2015 at 11:07 am)Judi Lynn Wrote:

(March 28, 2015 at 9:42 am)RobertE Wrote: Very true Judi. However, just like religion, brainwashing into young children that white people are bad does happen, and so, is it no wonder that the slightest thing is taken out of context and is thereformed deemed as racist.

I agree. However, I still don't expect an honest answer from huggs. I really wish people wouldn't brainwash kids to that kind of thinking. All it's doing is breeding more hate.

I know right also... if the person or child never knew about god or jesus they get a free pass into heaven so why brainwash your kids if it were true in the first place.

(March 28, 2015 at 11:28 am)dyresand Wrote:

(March 28, 2015 at 11:07 am)Judi Lynn Wrote: I agree. However, I still don't expect an honest answer from huggs. I really wish people wouldn't brainwash kids to that kind of thinking. All it's doing is breeding more hate.

I know right also... if the person or child never knew about god or jesus they get a free pass into heaven so why brainwash your kids if it were true in the first place.

Indeed. If the parents knew that they automatically go to heaven then the brainwashing doesn't need to happen. The fact that they need to convince (brainwash) their own children that heaven exists or even God or Jesus just smells of doubt in the first place.

(March 28, 2015 at 1:01 pm)RobertE Wrote:

(March 28, 2015 at 11:28 am)dyresand Wrote: I know right also... if the person or child never knew about god or jesus they get a free pass into heaven so why brainwash your kids if it were true in the first place.

Indeed. If the parents knew that they automatically go to heaven then the brainwashing doesn't need to happen. The fact that they need to convince (brainwash) their own children that heaven exists or even God or Jesus just smells of doubt in the first place.

If people knew that Abrahamic religions wouldn't exist. So all in all just live life be a decent person and well avoid the christers profit you are in heaven. But no there is the ones who have to spread the "word". Its better not to know if it were true because well you don't go to hell.

Indiana's governer is apparently a douchebag.