Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He is Jewish, right? How can someone from a group of people who know what it is like to be discriminated against discriminate against another group with the same thing in common?

This is what I always say when I encounter a racist Jew. It makes no sense to me. They're the first to whine and shit bricks about their struggles, but some of them have no problem being racist themselves. The hypocrisy is very interesting with some groups of people.

I once took a literature class during which we read a book about the Holocaust and another about the Rape of Nanking. A Jewish woman made a huge deal about how unbelievable the Rape of Nanking was (I'm Chinese). Seriously...

Private domestic conversations should be private

Huh, did you read what PP wrote. What you wrote is not relevant to her comment.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He is Jewish, right? How can someone from a group of people who know what it is like to be discriminated against discriminate against another group with the same thing in common?

This is what I always say when I encounter a racist Jew. It makes no sense to me. They're the first to whine and shit bricks about their struggles, but some of them have no problem being racist themselves. The hypocrisy is very interesting with some groups of people.

I once took a literature class during which we read a book about the Holocaust and another about the Rape of Nanking. A Jewish woman made a huge deal about how unbelievable the Rape of Nanking was (I'm Chinese). Seriously...

Private domestic conversations should be private

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He is Jewish, right? How can someone from a group of people who know what it is like to be discriminated against discriminate against another group with the same thing in common?

This is what I always say when I encounter a racist Jew. It makes no sense to me. They're the first to whine and shit bricks about their struggles, but some of them have no problem being racist themselves. The hypocrisy is very interesting with some groups of people.

I once took a literature class during which we read a book about the Holocaust and another about the Rape of Nanking. A Jewish woman made a huge deal about how unbelievable the Rape of Nanking was (I'm Chinese). Seriously...

Ha, whites are caught being themselves and the excuses fly! He's old! He was set up! We're all racist! Why so many excuses? Why not just proudly stand up & shout that you hate people who look different from you for absolutely no reason? Why not admit to the mental illness that afflicts you & makes you feel & say vile disgusting things? Why make excuses for what he said as if it should be isolated to an individual personality & not cognitive of a race brought up to think the same way he does? Why the shame to state your opinions publicly? He is proud to hate humans made in he image of God why excuse him or make light of what he says? Join him! You'll have the complexion for protection, just come on out with it!!! Call me racist, say you are offended, cry your tears of self pity, I could care less. I'm just sick of people acting obtuse, pretending not to understand where the outrage is coming from.

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Anonymous wrote:Nice to see he's a proud Democrat.

http://m.nationalreview.com/corner/376641/racist-clippers-owner-donald-sterling-democrat-tim-cavanaugh

Yes, its a shame Cliven Bundy had to open his big mouth or Fox News could have had a field day making obtuse claims that Democrats are more racist.
Oh well.

It's kind of funny that they are trying so hard just to label Sterling a Democrat. As though the owner of a Basketball franchise would do anything other than patronize the mayor of the city where his team is located.