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Originally Posted by SkinnyPupp
Unless he said "which I think is appalling" after "he never faced backlash" he said the wrong fucking thing and you ARE an "idiot" for thinking it's OK to say what he said in that context while keeping his job. Or more likely, you're a troll.
Also in the context of a conference call, how hard would it have been to just refer to the word, like "the N word" rather than saying the actual fucking word 
I don't know if he's a racist or not (most indications point to him being one, or at least being intolerant), but he is a true moron. |
If you look back, I never actually gave an opinion on this.
You just assumed mine. Like many here.
My opinion is yes, it was a stupid thing to say. Especially during a conference call discussing racism.
Do I think he's racist? I have no idea.
The thing that bothers me is most of the media covering this aren't being honest and showing that he did not actually call any black people the n word himself. They intentionally leave that out and just say "he used the n word", without explaining any context. And naturally, the sheeple (sorry, I hate that word too) just assume he used it directly.
They're supposed to be reporting stories with as much detail and impartiality as possible. Not manufacturing consent.