02-11-2011, 11:53 PM
(02-11-2011, 11:24 PM)netsleuth Wrote:Quote:Question: Are you stating that "down ass bitch" and "her Dawg" are to be arrested for the crime -or- are you soliciting an opinion?
I've answered your question. Would you prefer I categorize my supposition as a rhetorical question? Will that make the complexities of my statement easier for you to understand? Or, are you merely attempting to earn brownie points with your fellow racists by badgering me as you've alluded to in the discussion quoted below?
http://mockforums.net/post-126830.html#pid126830
Quote:Bluefreaki said -
Me . . . I would just say the word is Nigger. Not "nigga".
I would also accept "Darkey" or Coon. Spade works, too.
What a two-faced drama queen.
Maybe I'll take her (netsleuth) to tasque.
Two faced? You appear confused about what that term implies? I'm not kissing your ass, or anyone else's. Got it? You don't impress me as much as you impress yourself, and your flock of fellow bigots. So, if you plan to take me to "tasque," prepare for me to return the favor.
Quote:Be civil in this forum, please. There are other venues, within this site, to express your disdain.
Laughable! Civil? I have to "asque" ... Why does someone who is clearly uncivil, expect civility from others? < That's a question ...
I'm here to discuss the case. You're here to take me to "tasque". When you wish to discuss the case in a civil tone, I'll gladly do so. Until then, you should concern yourself with Sarah Palin's grammar and stop "refudiating" me for imagined offenses.
Edited to add. Just so we're clear on my use of the term "basque" vs. bask I'll attempt to shed more light, AGAIN. As I've indicated previously, it was a play on words. One that is common in the context in which I employed it.
Basque nationalism is proudly racist, defining "a pure Basque" as free of any "taint" of Spanish, Jewish or Arab blood. Sabino de Arana y Giori, founder of the Basque National Party, even developed a new Basque language purged of all Spanish words.
History of Anti-Racism
"While racism has ancient and complex historical roots, there is also evidence that anti-racism is not solely a product of "modern enlightenment." Human history does not show every human group holding itself aloof from every other group in all ways and at all times. It is, in fact, the ever-shifting pattern of alliances, invasions, migrations, intermarriages and cross-cultural fusions that makes the whole concept of scientifically categorized "races" scientifically suspect and, increasingly, outright rejected. One of the historical high points of racial tolerance was Moorish Spain, when Jews, Arabs and Spaniards together forged a remarkable culture. This history is cited by Basque nationalists to justify their own racism, claiming that Spanish blood is "contaminated" with Jewish and Arab ancestry, and only the Basque region stayed "pure."
Granted, my choice of words might be considered obscure if one doesn't understand the historical context. However, the continued ignorance on display, using a play on the suffix "asque" should perhaps, be put to rest.
SORRY FOR THE DUPLICATE. I SEE THAT INSTEAD OF ALLOWING AN EDIT, THE FORUM SOFTWARE POSTED A NEW RESPONSE.