DeSantis Thinks The Libs Are Afraid Of Him. It's Republicans Who Want Him To Get Lost.

[Lion7000]

2 hours ago, gamewatcher63 said:

Irony….a black person telling other black people to “get back on the plantation”……..

Some are still getting used . Some are have a victim mentality and are counterproductive to their lives.

[Monte1076]

31 minutes ago, ctown81 said:

so you want me to research a claim YOU made?

Sure. Because I don't want you accusing me of using that word in a certain context. Are you REALLY saying you don't want to just go up to the top search bar, type in that word, and hit enter?

Edited August 7 by Monte1076

[ctown81]

10 minutes ago, Monte1076 said:

Sure. Because I don't want you accusing me of using that word in a certain context. Are you REALLY saying you don't want to just go up to the top search bar, type in that word, and hit enter?

No really. Like I said, you may be right. You just said "sources" and I always question that. Not saying black people don't say it. I'VE just never heard it.

[Lion7000]

12 minutes ago, Monte1076 said:

Sure. Because I don't want you accusing me of using that word in a certain context. Are you REALLY saying you don't want to just go up to the top search bar, type in that word, and hit enter?

He ain’t going to do that lol.

[Monte1076]

16 minutes ago, ctown81 said:

No really. Like I said, you may be right. You just said "sources" and I always question that. Not saying black people don't say it. I'VE just never heard it.

I think you're misunderstanding a little what I'm saying. What I'm saying is that the particular word in question is usually attributed to "Conservatives" or "Republicans", when I'm telling you that in the instances where I have seen it it is often attributed to the attitude of Conservatives or Republicans, but the word itself is mostly used in that context by white liberals.

[ctown81]

8 minutes ago, Monte1076 said:

I think you're misunderstanding a little what I'm saying. What I'm saying is that the particular word in question is usually attributed to "Conservatives" or "Republicans", when I'm telling you that in the instances where I have seen it it is often attributed to the attitude of Conservatives or Republicans, but the word itself is mostly used in that context by white liberals.

Well I don't doubt that at all. The only context I've only seen it in was from old news reels during the Civil Rights movement during hate speeches and interviews. It was used for black people who were just asking to be treated equal. Plus, I NEVER said liberal or conservatives, yall should know I don't believe in that. White people in the 50s and 60s calling Civil Rights marchers uppity is not on the same level as a Lib calling a Con uppity.  There's no race issue there. He or she just doesn't like them. Back then it was purely a race issue.