Me thinks they know the truth about their beloved party history. No matter how many statues they remove or how many schools they rename to hide the past, deep down they know eventually their own beloved party will have to be cancelled for the atrocities they created.
"[R]ascist devils" and "kkklan meeting"? Those are terms borne out of deep-rooted anger and bias against people you've never even meet. Those terms imply that a large segment of us are of the same race and have a biased, discriminatory view of people of a different race. They imply that we're some sort of cabal that only views people based on an immutable traits. It's a key assumption in your post and, sadly, you couldn't be more wrong.
So.....i uh.....dont know anything about le Capital. I'm guessing that's a french equivalent to mein kamph with an economics twist? Should I be embarrassed that I dont know about this book? Truthful question/ admission.
Yes and no. Unintentional racism would probably hit this description best. It's kind of like saying you have black friends to overly prove you're not a hood wearing klansman. Typically not a racist but feels guilty for not being part of the active anti-colonialism sjw croud.
There's a term for these overtly anti-white white girls, it's called Karens.
It's the French version of "Capital" by Karl Marx. He's making a joke that not only is she "chic" and post modern by being able to read in French, she's also reading communism in French. Good joke actually. Very witty.
Damn, i didnt put it all together. I get it now but totally ruined the piece. My knuckle dragger roots are showing. I know plenty about Marxism but other than my drunken escapades while driving through France to Luxembourg, chic escapes me.... completely. Yeah, I made the comedian explain his joke, my bad. 🤦
Yeah man, i was trying to be funnyish. I'll try harder next time. Goodnight all.
The only real racism I see today is performed by the government and liberal institutions. It's called "affirmative action" or "equity."
I call it "the soft bigotry of low expectations".
As the grandson of one of those Chinese immigrants, I'd like to elaborate a bit. My grandfather was born in Toi Shan, the village where the majority of Chinese immigrants originated. The village had a system, they paid your passage, when you returned you repaid with interest. My grandfather arrived wearing one set of clothes and owing for his passage. He arrived in 1873. There was a Panic that year, because the railroads had overbuilt, selling bonds that couldn't be repaid. We don't know exactly, I think that he worked as a houseboy on a ranch. Someone took an interest in him, he learned to speak English and Spanish, ride, shoot, drive a wagon. He then learned to gamble. 25+ years later he had saved enough money to start a restaurant. This allowed him to bring a wife, my grandmother. She was the first Chinese woman in East Texas. My grandfather lived in the USA for 69 years. Never allowed to become a citizen, vote, or testify in court. Thank you California. When he died, both his sons were flying in the Air Corps. The immigrants came here because the money was so much better. They called it "the land of the Golden Mountain." Most intended to retire to Toi Shan as wealthy gentlemen. My grandfather came to Texas to escape prejudice in California. I'm so glad that he didn't retire to the old country.
Speaking of Blazing Saddles, kind of silly they cancelled Dukes of Hazard and haven't made a peep about that movie. Maybe because it stars a black guy? Who knows but that movie is a classic
Well---- Mel Brooks is......... of a certain royalty of sorts in Hollywood. And the intent of the movie was to show the absurdity of racism and actually mock it. So because Mel is a god-father of sorts, he was given a wide berth.
I figure if someone is gonna be a dumbass, at least be consistant. I know i know, that's asking too much.
