NFL Player at Kenny Chesney concert: "I fight every n****r here!"

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

You'd think white people would be the most hated people in the world based on European colonialism.

It's the same concept with the Japanese who were taking over Asia back in the day. There is a lot of resentment, but most other asians love living in Japan, even though from what I have heard from quite a few chinese and korean wives, they can't stand them.

[GandD 5,966]

It's the same concept with the Japanese who were taking over Asia back in the day. There is a lot of resentment, but most other asians love living in Japan, even though from what I have heard from quite a few chinese and korean wives, they can't stand them.

From my limited knowledge, China, Japan, and too a lesser extent Korea all think they're God's gift to Asia.

[GandD 5,966]

I just heard a funny exchange on the radio at lunch that reminded me of all this constitution stuff. There's 3 guys on a sports talk show, but they always talk about other stuff as well. There's a pretty religious white guy from Lynchburg, VA, a black guy from here in Dallas, and another white guy from Cleveland. They were talking about the N word and this football player. They got into constitutional protections. The guy from Cleveland start going off about why are we always going back to what our forefathers did? He was saying the forefathers were basically a bunch of Hitlers for bringing black people here as slaves and then breeding them for more slaves, as well as pretty much wiping out the Indians. His point was why are we always going back to this document (constitution) as a blueprint on how things should be in this country, when in reality the people that wrote it were really horrible people.

Well I don't know about that but the founders expected changes and gave us routes to change it. People acting like the constitution is some decree from God are a little over the top for my taste.

[Teddy B 17,252]

I just heard a funny exchange on the radio at lunch that reminded me of all this constitution stuff. There's 3 guys on a sports talk show, but they always talk about other stuff as well. There's a pretty religious white guy from Lynchburg, VA, a black guy from here in Dallas, and another white guy from Cleveland. They were talking about the N word and this football player. They got into constitutional protections. The guy from Cleveland start going off about why are we always going back to what our forefathers did? He was saying the forefathers were basically a bunch of Hitlers for bringing black people here as slaves and then breeding them for more slaves, as well as pretty much wiping out the Indians. His point was why are we always going back to this document (constitution) as a blueprint on how things should be in this country, when in reality the people that wrote it were really horrible people.

Yup, I really don't get it either. Our forefathers were guilty of some of the worst atrocities in history, yet they are held in the highest regards to so many people.

[Karee 4,190]

Well I don't know about that but the founders expected changes and gave us routes to change it. People acting like the constitution is some decree from God are a little over the top for my taste.

The laws of this country all have some basis in that document. They have a whole separate branch of government set aside to interpret that document. If you want to change it even slightly, it takes a near act of god.

Edited August 1, 2013 by Karee

[mota bhai 2,675]

You'd think white people would be the most hated people in the world based on European colonialism.

No one hates America for colonialism and America is what people in many countries (definitely India) think of when they think "white people".

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

I just heard a funny exchange on the radio at lunch that reminded me of all this constitution stuff. There's 3 guys on a sports talk show, but they always talk about other stuff as well. There's a pretty religious white guy from Lynchburg, VA, a black guy from here in Dallas, and another white guy from Cleveland. They were talking about the N word and this football player. They got into constitutional protections. The guy from Cleveland start going off about why are we always going back to what our forefathers did? He was saying the forefathers were basically a bunch of Hitlers for bringing black people here as slaves and then breeding them for more slaves, as well as pretty much wiping out the Indians. His point was why are we always going back to this document (constitution) as a blueprint on how things should be in this country, when in reality the people that wrote it were really horrible people.

You've exposed a deep rooted fear I have about folks that espouse about the constitution and being a patriot.

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

From my limited knowledge, China, Japan, and too a lesser extent Korea all think they're God's gift to Asia.

Japan is more profound IMO. But I can see your point, in their country, it's like we act here. If you don't speak the language, GTFO.

[GandD 5,966]

No one hates America for colonialism and America is what people in many countries (definitely India) think of when they think "white people".

How would India not think of Britain first?

[mota bhai 2,675]

How would India not think of Britain first?

1947 was a long time ago, homey.

You've exposed a deep rooted fear I have about folks that espouse about the constitution and being a patriot.

Yeah. The founding fathers were a##h##es.

[Karee 4,190]

1947 was a long time ago, homey.

Yeah exactly. Britain treated the world like $hit for decades, and now the U.S. gets to take the blame for it.

[mota bhai 2,675]

Yeah exactly. Britain treated the world like $hit for decades, and now the U.S. gets to take the blame for it.

The Brits were opportunists. They would come in and plunder natural resources and leave you poor. But they left you alive and speaking your own language and still practicing your own faith.

But you know who were worse? Way worse? The Spanish. They just came in and turned the land into one giant killing field in Jesus name.

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

1947 was a long time ago, homey.

Yeah. The founding fathers were a##h##es.

Any time I get into a debate about the constitution, I have to tread lightly. Those folks be ready to fight you for real. It's like their version of the N-word.

Back in Japan, we were in the barracks eating some Coco's curry(man I miss it) with about 3 black guys and one girl of indian and ghanese descent. My friend Jordan had a roommate, you know the type, racist but never really saying it, loved the constitution, always had something to say about any type of minority within eyesight. Well, he was mad because he heard Obama was passing a hate crime law for all minorities except white people. So, I asked him, how many hate crimes are committed against white people. You should have seen his face. He said the constitution says all men are created equal, I said, but did that go for the blacks here that were slaves? He got mad to the point of rage, I tried to reason with him. I said from a statistics POV unless you are a gay white man, whites aren't targeted and killed in that fashion by other minorities. I also told him to show me online or anywhere else stats saying this. He left the room and slammed the door.

[Karee 4,190]

Any time I get into a debate about the constitution, I have to tread lightly. Those folks be ready to fight you for real. It's like their version of the N-word.

Back in Japan, we were in the barracks eating some Coco's curry(man I miss it) with about 3 black guys and one girl of indian and ghanese descent. My friend Jordan had a roommate, you know the type, racist but never really saying it, loved the constitution, always had something to say about any type of minority within eyesight. Well, he was mad because he heard Obama was passing a hate crime law for all minorities except white people. So, I asked him, how many hate crimes are committed against white people. You should have seen his face. He said the constitution says all men are created equal, I said, but did that go for the blacks here that were slaves? He got mad to the point of rage, I tried to reason with him. I said from a statistics POV unless you are a gay white man, whites aren't targeted and killed in that fashion by other minorities. I also told him to show me online or anywhere else stats saying this. He left the room and slammed the door.

I gotta tell you, I was pretty shocked to hear that guy say that on the radio. Especially here in Texas. I'm not even paraphrasing when he compared the forefathers to Nazis. He made sense to me.

[mota bhai 2,675]

Any time I get into a debate about the constitution, I have to tread lightly. Those folks be ready to fight you for real. It's like their version of the N-word.

Back in Japan, we were in the barracks eating some Coco's curry(man I miss it) with about 3 black guys and one girl of indian and ghanese descent. My friend Jordan had a roommate, you know the type, racist but never really saying it, loved the constitution, always had something to say about any type of minority within eyesight. Well, he was mad because he heard Obama was passing a hate crime law for all minorities except white people. So, I asked him, how many hate crimes are committed against white people. You should have seen his face. He said the constitution says all men are created equal, I said, but did that go for the blacks here that were slaves? He got mad to the point of rage, I tried to reason with him. I said from a statistics POV unless you are a gay white man, whites aren't targeted and killed in that fashion by other minorities. I also told him to show me online or anywhere else stats saying this. He left the room and slammed the door.

Racial bias

Among the single-bias hate crime incidents in 2011, there were 3,645 victims of racially motivated hate crime.

71.9 percent were victims of an offender’s anti-black bias.

16.3 percent were victims of an anti-white bias.

5.2 percent were victims of a bias against a group of individuals in which more than one race was represented (anti-multiple races, group).

4.8 percent were victims of an anti-Asian/Pacific Islander bias.

1.9 percent were victims of an anti-American Indian/Alaskan Native bias.(Based on Table 1.)

http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/ucr/hate-crime/2011/narratives/victims