01-28-2007, 04:54 PM
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Re: It's really starting to get to me...
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Originally Posted by Patters
Where to begin.... (1) You can't stereotype an individual like the Pope. That's a misuse of the term. (2) I have never stereotyped Christians or Jews. That's a lie. (3) If a foreigner came to this country and said it sucked, I would stick up this country. I suppose you wouldn't. If a foreigner came here and said blacks are brainwashed, I would regard them as even more ignorant than an American bigot since they don't know America well. (Now, if they lived here for 20 years, I would regard them merely as ignorant as any other American.)
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No but you can label him a nazi right? Learn to read more slowly.
Hey, you are FREE to consider someone to be stupid, smart, ignorant, or BRAINWASHED. Someone in here, he was one of your ilk, once told me I should move out of massachusetts if I thought it sucked so much. They lectured me that I should defend Massachusetts because it was my state. You people really are birds of a feather.
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Originally Posted by Patters
(1) Blacks can certainly be guilty of racism against blacks. I've known Jews who were anti-semitic, and some of the most anti-Catholic comments come from people who call themselves "recovered Catholics." (2) Calling the Pope a Nazi is not a stereotype. If I said "all popes were Nazis," that would be a stereotype. (3) I haven't called anyone a Jesus Freak. Do you have any other examples?
Comical.
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I'm a catholic, I criticize the catholic church all of the time, does that make me a racist toward catholics? So a black man calling another black man brainwashed is racist? No, you labeled the pope a Nazi. Don't hide from it. You're free to feel that way.
I said you and your ilk, meaning people like you.
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