Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You are racist op, and ignorant about being racist. Just bcs you don't think you are racist, doesn't mean you are not.
Please enlighten us as to how on earth the OP is racist.
OP, this is why social media is so toxic. The good news is that she and BIL are exposing themselves for the idiots they are. You don't need to say a word. Just let it all play out. The more they post, the more people see they're ridiculous.
I'm part Japanese. I have no problem with geisha costumes or any other depiction of Asian people at Halloween. Some microaggressions can be really burdensome, but this isn't one of them.
They dressed as a racist who abused animals, drugged younger "husbands," and rant about not being able to use the N word. Among many racist statements by Joe Exotic cut out by the director?
He represents angry white racists.
Anonymous wrote:OP has not responded what her costume was trying to reflect. What was the purpose of wearing tiger costumes? As well, if OP really intended for Tiger King, then OP should have responded to her sister-in-law that intent. It is very apparent that OP has no compassion for the sensitivity towards ethnic groups. Your sister-in-law may have misunderstood the intent of your costume. Her feelings were obviously hurt. Why do you refuse to make amends with your sister-in-law? Do you feel you are too superior to simply have responded to her "I'm sorry you may have misunderstood our costume. We were going as Tiger King." Instead of responding to correct the situation you chose to be silent so she could remain hurt. Shame on you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think OP meant "tiger king"
That's what I thought, too, and I don't get how that's racist. The characters in that documentary are white, and they are clearly identifiable people. It's not like dressing up like some ethnic stereotype (a geisha, a gangster, etc.). It's dressing up like a famous couple.
I have a feeling there was a confederate flag involved. It would be in character fir a tiger king costume and yes, OP, it is in bad taste. You should have apologized instead of doubling down that you guys were just having some fun.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You are racist op, and ignorant about being racist. Just bcs you don't think you are racist, doesn't mean you are not.
Please enlighten us as to how on earth the OP is racist.
OP, this is why social media is so toxic. The good news is that she and BIL are exposing themselves for the idiots they are. You don't need to say a word. Just let it all play out. The more they post, the more people see they're ridiculous.
I'm part Japanese. I have no problem with geisha costumes or any other depiction of Asian people at Halloween. Some microaggressions can be really burdensome, but this isn't one of them.
Anonymous wrote:You are racist op, and ignorant about being racist. Just bcs you don't think you are racist, doesn't mean you are not.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think OP meant "tiger king"
That's what I thought, too, and I don't get how that's racist. The characters in that documentary are white, and they are clearly identifiable people. It's not like dressing up like some ethnic stereotype (a geisha, a gangster, etc.). It's dressing up like a famous couple.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think OP meant "tiger king"
That's what I thought, too, and I don't get how that's racist. The characters in that documentary are white, and they are clearly identifiable people. It's not like dressing up like some ethnic stereotype (a geisha, a gangster, etc.). It's dressing up like a famous couple.
The only way I can see racism here (and even this is a stretch) is if GF didn't recognize the characters and thought OP was doing a "white trash" costume.