Re: adman- why the racist comments?

On Sat, 28 Feb 2009 00:32:34 -0600, [M]adman wrote:

unrestrained_hand@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
On Feb 27, 12:26 pm, "[M]adman" <g...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
chris thompson wrote:
Mark Evans' comment:

"No, it shows that there are flooded ruins of various ages scattered
around the globe. BTW, I hear that there is an old city on the Gulf
Coast of North America that has been under water. It is a mix of
various building styles and analysis of the inhabitants indicates a
wide mix of ethnic origins. Atlantis? Nope, New Orleans. But I dare
say that some folks will make money claiming that it was a sunken
outpost of Atlantis.

Did you even pass elementary school?"

[M]adman's response:

"You really should lay off of those tribal herbs there chief.

Being an Indian and a Hillbilly at the same time, it must be terrible
inside
that scrambled egg brain of yours."
***************

We know you're a racist. You don't have to keep proving it to us, so
just quit with that sort of crap ok? There are plenty of ways to
insult people without stooping to racist remarks.

Chris

He is an Indian and he is a Hillbilly. How is that racist?

You would rather i lie and call him an egyptian?

LOL

I for one would rather that you not link ethnic identity - true or not
- to insults.

Kermit

Oh, i supose you did not notice the geographical slur that came from my
pal first.

That is ok. I forgive you for not wanting me to defend myself.

Geographical slur? What does that even mean? "an old city on the Gulf
Coast of North America that has been under water. It is a mix of
various building styles and analysis of the inhabitants indicates a
wide mix of ethnic origins." Which part do you find offensive? What
do you think you're defending yourself against? Is it the scurrilous
accusation that New Orleans contains a variety of building styles? The
unstated suggestion that New Orleans tolerates diversity? Spell it out
for me, please. I don't want to give inadvertent offense to the
geographically challenged, and I'm afraid I'm not sensitized to your
issues.

John

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