Racist Babies
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wrote on 4 Mar 2021, 16:54 last edited by xenon 3 Apr 2021, 16:55
You could find toddler discrimination on so many dimensions.
I've seen kids cry over beards, skin color, hair length, turbans, peoples' weight, etc.
Being in the middle of the color spectrum - I've seen "racist" behavior against the lights and the darks.
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wrote on 4 Mar 2021, 18:49 last edited by
Babies don't like people who don't look like them
This is one way you survive evolution
Evolution likes racism
It's science.
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Babies don't like people who don't look like them
This is one way you survive evolution
Evolution likes racism
It's science.
wrote on 4 Mar 2021, 19:51 last edited by@copper said in Racist Babies:
Babies don't like people who don't look like them
This is one way you survive evolution
Evolution likes racism
It's science.
I was at a meeting where "Racial Equity" was the format and the (supposed) goal.
At one point, they showed a YouTube video where a toddler was given a choice of three dolls: black, medium, white. The point was made before they even showed the video: all toddler's picked the white doll because, well, racism.
Even the black toddler picked the white doll because, well, racism, everywhere.Funny, because not 10 minutes before the YouTube video, a lady at our table was in tears, because she was pregnant, and she wanted more than anything for the child to be as fair-skinned as possible. She explained that regardless of what "they" say, Hispanic parents secretly want the lightest skin tone possible.
She also stated that she had never explained her desire to anyone. Some people, even if at a table with strangers, spill their guts for some reason. I sat back and thought, "why are you crying and telling us this?"
Truth was, she received a lot of sympathy at our table, because of "your truth" was supposed to be accepted especially if it was against me, er, one of the white guys.
The only one that seemed disgusted was the moderator at our table. I labeled him "angry Puerto Rican" which i found out was actually a very racist accusation, and not just a reference to Sanford & Son, the TV show.
I mean, it's unamerican not to love Redd Foxx. But our moderator or facilitator WAS an "angry and racist Puerto Rican" so what was I supposed to do other than to apologize because he got angry at me for being a racist.
Actually, he was a nice guy, but at the same time, a racist jerk that did not see that he was racist. He got paid to be racist (in my view), I knew it because I was a board member and saw the funds allocated to stamping out racism in our district via SJW's and tons of "diversity" training.
Social Justice Warriors have no mirrors of any type, I guess. Especially when being paid, and paid quite a lot. -
@copper said in Racist Babies:
Babies don't like people who don't look like them
This is one way you survive evolution
Evolution likes racism
It's science.
I was at a meeting where "Racial Equity" was the format and the (supposed) goal.
At one point, they showed a YouTube video where a toddler was given a choice of three dolls: black, medium, white. The point was made before they even showed the video: all toddler's picked the white doll because, well, racism.
Even the black toddler picked the white doll because, well, racism, everywhere.Funny, because not 10 minutes before the YouTube video, a lady at our table was in tears, because she was pregnant, and she wanted more than anything for the child to be as fair-skinned as possible. She explained that regardless of what "they" say, Hispanic parents secretly want the lightest skin tone possible.
She also stated that she had never explained her desire to anyone. Some people, even if at a table with strangers, spill their guts for some reason. I sat back and thought, "why are you crying and telling us this?"
Truth was, she received a lot of sympathy at our table, because of "your truth" was supposed to be accepted especially if it was against me, er, one of the white guys.
The only one that seemed disgusted was the moderator at our table. I labeled him "angry Puerto Rican" which i found out was actually a very racist accusation, and not just a reference to Sanford & Son, the TV show.
I mean, it's unamerican not to love Redd Foxx. But our moderator or facilitator WAS an "angry and racist Puerto Rican" so what was I supposed to do other than to apologize because he got angry at me for being a racist.
Actually, he was a nice guy, but at the same time, a racist jerk that did not see that he was racist. He got paid to be racist (in my view), I knew it because I was a board member and saw the funds allocated to stamping out racism in our district via SJW's and tons of "diversity" training.
Social Justice Warriors have no mirrors of any type, I guess. Especially when being paid, and paid quite a lot.wrote on 4 Mar 2021, 20:59 last edited by@rainman said in Racist Babies:
@copper said in Racist Babies:
Babies don't like people who don't look like them
This is one way you survive evolution
Evolution likes racism
It's science.
I was at a meeting where "Racial Equity" was the format and the (supposed) goal.
At one point, they showed a YouTube video where a toddler was given a choice of three dolls: black, medium, white. The point was made before they even showed the video: all toddler's picked the white doll because, well, racism.
Even the black toddler picked the white doll because, well, racism, everywhere.Funny, because not 10 minutes before the YouTube video, a lady at our table was in tears, because she was pregnant, and she wanted more than anything for the child to be as fair-skinned as possible. She explained that regardless of what "they" say, Hispanic parents secretly want the lightest skin tone possible.
She also stated that she had never explained her desire to anyone. Some people, even if at a table with strangers, spill their guts for some reason. I sat back and thought, "why are you crying and telling us this?"
Truth was, she received a lot of sympathy at our table, because of "your truth" was supposed to be accepted especially if it was against me, er, one of the white guys.
The only one that seemed disgusted was the moderator at our table. I labeled him "angry Puerto Rican" which i found out was actually a very racist accusation, and not just a reference to Sanford & Son, the TV show.
I mean, it's unamerican not to love Redd Foxx. But our moderator or facilitator WAS an "angry and racist Puerto Rican" so what was I supposed to do other than to apologize because he got angry at me for being a racist.
Actually, he was a nice guy, but at the same time, a racist jerk that did not see that he was racist. He got paid to be racist (in my view), I knew it because I was a board member and saw the funds allocated to stamping out racism in our district via SJW's and tons of "diversity" training.
Social Justice Warriors have no mirrors of any type, I guess. Especially when being paid, and paid quite a lot.My BIL dated twin sisters while he was in college. One at a time, BTW. Their father was a professor at the school, their mother came from Old Money in Cuba.
Their mother went to great pains to inform the guests in her home that might inquire about her wedding picture - full lace mantilla, hand sewn gown - that her grandparents were from Spain. Northern Spain. And her ancestors had several blondes and a couple of redheads.
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@rainman said in Racist Babies:
@copper said in Racist Babies:
Babies don't like people who don't look like them
This is one way you survive evolution
Evolution likes racism
It's science.
I was at a meeting where "Racial Equity" was the format and the (supposed) goal.
At one point, they showed a YouTube video where a toddler was given a choice of three dolls: black, medium, white. The point was made before they even showed the video: all toddler's picked the white doll because, well, racism.
Even the black toddler picked the white doll because, well, racism, everywhere.Funny, because not 10 minutes before the YouTube video, a lady at our table was in tears, because she was pregnant, and she wanted more than anything for the child to be as fair-skinned as possible. She explained that regardless of what "they" say, Hispanic parents secretly want the lightest skin tone possible.
She also stated that she had never explained her desire to anyone. Some people, even if at a table with strangers, spill their guts for some reason. I sat back and thought, "why are you crying and telling us this?"
Truth was, she received a lot of sympathy at our table, because of "your truth" was supposed to be accepted especially if it was against me, er, one of the white guys.
The only one that seemed disgusted was the moderator at our table. I labeled him "angry Puerto Rican" which i found out was actually a very racist accusation, and not just a reference to Sanford & Son, the TV show.
I mean, it's unamerican not to love Redd Foxx. But our moderator or facilitator WAS an "angry and racist Puerto Rican" so what was I supposed to do other than to apologize because he got angry at me for being a racist.
Actually, he was a nice guy, but at the same time, a racist jerk that did not see that he was racist. He got paid to be racist (in my view), I knew it because I was a board member and saw the funds allocated to stamping out racism in our district via SJW's and tons of "diversity" training.
Social Justice Warriors have no mirrors of any type, I guess. Especially when being paid, and paid quite a lot.My BIL dated twin sisters while he was in college. One at a time, BTW. Their father was a professor at the school, their mother came from Old Money in Cuba.
Their mother went to great pains to inform the guests in her home that might inquire about her wedding picture - full lace mantilla, hand sewn gown - that her grandparents were from Spain. Northern Spain. And her ancestors had several blondes and a couple of redheads.
wrote on 5 Mar 2021, 00:31 last edited by@jolly said in Racist Babies:
@rainman said in Racist Babies:
@copper said in Racist Babies:
Babies don't like people who don't look like them
This is one way you survive evolution
Evolution likes racism
It's science.
I was at a meeting where "Racial Equity" was the format and the (supposed) goal.
At one point, they showed a YouTube video where a toddler was given a choice of three dolls: black, medium, white. The point was made before they even showed the video: all toddler's picked the white doll because, well, racism.
Even the black toddler picked the white doll because, well, racism, everywhere.Funny, because not 10 minutes before the YouTube video, a lady at our table was in tears, because she was pregnant, and she wanted more than anything for the child to be as fair-skinned as possible. She explained that regardless of what "they" say, Hispanic parents secretly want the lightest skin tone possible.
She also stated that she had never explained her desire to anyone. Some people, even if at a table with strangers, spill their guts for some reason. I sat back and thought, "why are you crying and telling us this?"
Truth was, she received a lot of sympathy at our table, because of "your truth" was supposed to be accepted especially if it was against me, er, one of the white guys.
The only one that seemed disgusted was the moderator at our table. I labeled him "angry Puerto Rican" which i found out was actually a very racist accusation, and not just a reference to Sanford & Son, the TV show.
I mean, it's unamerican not to love Redd Foxx. But our moderator or facilitator WAS an "angry and racist Puerto Rican" so what was I supposed to do other than to apologize because he got angry at me for being a racist.
Actually, he was a nice guy, but at the same time, a racist jerk that did not see that he was racist. He got paid to be racist (in my view), I knew it because I was a board member and saw the funds allocated to stamping out racism in our district via SJW's and tons of "diversity" training.
Social Justice Warriors have no mirrors of any type, I guess. Especially when being paid, and paid quite a lot.My BIL dated twin sisters while he was in college. One at a time, BTW. Their father was a professor at the school, their mother came from Old Money in Cuba.
Their mother went to great pains to inform the guests in her home that might inquire about her wedding picture - full lace mantilla, hand sewn gown - that her grandparents were from Spain. Northern Spain. And her ancestors had several blondes and a couple of redheads.
Were they Basque? Interesting, because I believe northern Spain is
whiteBasque, not to be confused with "them" or so I've been told. -
wrote on 5 Mar 2021, 01:31 last edited by
In other news of the woke, the host of The Bachelor, where a group of women compete to win the affections of a guy, is being canceled. He defended one of the contestants after some pictures came out of her having attended an "antebellum" party, where presumably the partiers dress up as antebellum southerners. The funny thing is that the bachelor this season is African American. (The girl is white.)
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@jolly said in Racist Babies:
@rainman said in Racist Babies:
@copper said in Racist Babies:
Babies don't like people who don't look like them
This is one way you survive evolution
Evolution likes racism
It's science.
I was at a meeting where "Racial Equity" was the format and the (supposed) goal.
At one point, they showed a YouTube video where a toddler was given a choice of three dolls: black, medium, white. The point was made before they even showed the video: all toddler's picked the white doll because, well, racism.
Even the black toddler picked the white doll because, well, racism, everywhere.Funny, because not 10 minutes before the YouTube video, a lady at our table was in tears, because she was pregnant, and she wanted more than anything for the child to be as fair-skinned as possible. She explained that regardless of what "they" say, Hispanic parents secretly want the lightest skin tone possible.
She also stated that she had never explained her desire to anyone. Some people, even if at a table with strangers, spill their guts for some reason. I sat back and thought, "why are you crying and telling us this?"
Truth was, she received a lot of sympathy at our table, because of "your truth" was supposed to be accepted especially if it was against me, er, one of the white guys.
The only one that seemed disgusted was the moderator at our table. I labeled him "angry Puerto Rican" which i found out was actually a very racist accusation, and not just a reference to Sanford & Son, the TV show.
I mean, it's unamerican not to love Redd Foxx. But our moderator or facilitator WAS an "angry and racist Puerto Rican" so what was I supposed to do other than to apologize because he got angry at me for being a racist.
Actually, he was a nice guy, but at the same time, a racist jerk that did not see that he was racist. He got paid to be racist (in my view), I knew it because I was a board member and saw the funds allocated to stamping out racism in our district via SJW's and tons of "diversity" training.
Social Justice Warriors have no mirrors of any type, I guess. Especially when being paid, and paid quite a lot.My BIL dated twin sisters while he was in college. One at a time, BTW. Their father was a professor at the school, their mother came from Old Money in Cuba.
Their mother went to great pains to inform the guests in her home that might inquire about her wedding picture - full lace mantilla, hand sewn gown - that her grandparents were from Spain. Northern Spain. And her ancestors had several blondes and a couple of redheads.
Were they Basque? Interesting, because I believe northern Spain is
whiteBasque, not to be confused with "them" or so I've been told.wrote on 5 Mar 2021, 01:36 last edited by@rainman said in Racist Babies:
@jolly said in Racist Babies:
@rainman said in Racist Babies:
@copper said in Racist Babies:
Babies don't like people who don't look like them
This is one way you survive evolution
Evolution likes racism
It's science.
I was at a meeting where "Racial Equity" was the format and the (supposed) goal.
At one point, they showed a YouTube video where a toddler was given a choice of three dolls: black, medium, white. The point was made before they even showed the video: all toddler's picked the white doll because, well, racism.
Even the black toddler picked the white doll because, well, racism, everywhere.Funny, because not 10 minutes before the YouTube video, a lady at our table was in tears, because she was pregnant, and she wanted more than anything for the child to be as fair-skinned as possible. She explained that regardless of what "they" say, Hispanic parents secretly want the lightest skin tone possible.
She also stated that she had never explained her desire to anyone. Some people, even if at a table with strangers, spill their guts for some reason. I sat back and thought, "why are you crying and telling us this?"
Truth was, she received a lot of sympathy at our table, because of "your truth" was supposed to be accepted especially if it was against me, er, one of the white guys.
The only one that seemed disgusted was the moderator at our table. I labeled him "angry Puerto Rican" which i found out was actually a very racist accusation, and not just a reference to Sanford & Son, the TV show.
I mean, it's unamerican not to love Redd Foxx. But our moderator or facilitator WAS an "angry and racist Puerto Rican" so what was I supposed to do other than to apologize because he got angry at me for being a racist.
Actually, he was a nice guy, but at the same time, a racist jerk that did not see that he was racist. He got paid to be racist (in my view), I knew it because I was a board member and saw the funds allocated to stamping out racism in our district via SJW's and tons of "diversity" training.
Social Justice Warriors have no mirrors of any type, I guess. Especially when being paid, and paid quite a lot.My BIL dated twin sisters while he was in college. One at a time, BTW. Their father was a professor at the school, their mother came from Old Money in Cuba.
Their mother went to great pains to inform the guests in her home that might inquire about her wedding picture - full lace mantilla, hand sewn gown - that her grandparents were from Spain. Northern Spain. And her ancestors had several blondes and a couple of redheads.
Were they Basque? Interesting, because I believe northern Spain is
whiteBasque, not to be confused with "them" or so I've beenmidel-lo
Beateth me. I do know both of the girls were green-eyed brunettes. And very pretty, in a model-ly type way. Different personalities, even though they were identical twins. Beth made a doctor, while I think her sister went into business of some kind. -
@copper said in Racist Babies:
Babies don't like people who don't look like them
This is one way you survive evolution
Evolution likes racism
It's science.
I was at a meeting where "Racial Equity" was the format and the (supposed) goal.
At one point, they showed a YouTube video where a toddler was given a choice of three dolls: black, medium, white. The point was made before they even showed the video: all toddler's picked the white doll because, well, racism.
Even the black toddler picked the white doll because, well, racism, everywhere.Funny, because not 10 minutes before the YouTube video, a lady at our table was in tears, because she was pregnant, and she wanted more than anything for the child to be as fair-skinned as possible. She explained that regardless of what "they" say, Hispanic parents secretly want the lightest skin tone possible.
She also stated that she had never explained her desire to anyone. Some people, even if at a table with strangers, spill their guts for some reason. I sat back and thought, "why are you crying and telling us this?"
Truth was, she received a lot of sympathy at our table, because of "your truth" was supposed to be accepted especially if it was against me, er, one of the white guys.
The only one that seemed disgusted was the moderator at our table. I labeled him "angry Puerto Rican" which i found out was actually a very racist accusation, and not just a reference to Sanford & Son, the TV show.
I mean, it's unamerican not to love Redd Foxx. But our moderator or facilitator WAS an "angry and racist Puerto Rican" so what was I supposed to do other than to apologize because he got angry at me for being a racist.
Actually, he was a nice guy, but at the same time, a racist jerk that did not see that he was racist. He got paid to be racist (in my view), I knew it because I was a board member and saw the funds allocated to stamping out racism in our district via SJW's and tons of "diversity" training.
Social Justice Warriors have no mirrors of any type, I guess. Especially when being paid, and paid quite a lot.wrote on 5 Mar 2021, 01:41 last edited by@rainman said in Racist Babies:
@copper said in Racist Babies:
Funny, because not 10 minutes before the YouTube video, a lady at our table was in tears, because she was pregnant, and she wanted more than anything for the child to be as fair-skinned as possible.
I had the reverse situation in college. When my light skinned Hispanic girlfriend was pregnant, I wanted more than anything for the baby to be black. Fortunately, he was...
I’m never going to be a Senator, am I?
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@copper said in Racist Babies:
Babies don't like people who don't look like them
This is one way you survive evolution
Evolution likes racism
It's science.
I was at a meeting where "Racial Equity" was the format and the (supposed) goal.
At one point, they showed a YouTube video where a toddler was given a choice of three dolls: black, medium, white. The point was made before they even showed the video: all toddler's picked the white doll because, well, racism.
Even the black toddler picked the white doll because, well, racism, everywhere.Funny, because not 10 minutes before the YouTube video, a lady at our table was in tears, because she was pregnant, and she wanted more than anything for the child to be as fair-skinned as possible. She explained that regardless of what "they" say, Hispanic parents secretly want the lightest skin tone possible.
She also stated that she had never explained her desire to anyone. Some people, even if at a table with strangers, spill their guts for some reason. I sat back and thought, "why are you crying and telling us this?"
Truth was, she received a lot of sympathy at our table, because of "your truth" was supposed to be accepted especially if it was against me, er, one of the white guys.
The only one that seemed disgusted was the moderator at our table. I labeled him "angry Puerto Rican" which i found out was actually a very racist accusation, and not just a reference to Sanford & Son, the TV show.
I mean, it's unamerican not to love Redd Foxx. But our moderator or facilitator WAS an "angry and racist Puerto Rican" so what was I supposed to do other than to apologize because he got angry at me for being a racist.
Actually, he was a nice guy, but at the same time, a racist jerk that did not see that he was racist. He got paid to be racist (in my view), I knew it because I was a board member and saw the funds allocated to stamping out racism in our district via SJW's and tons of "diversity" training.
Social Justice Warriors have no mirrors of any type, I guess. Especially when being paid, and paid quite a lot.wrote on 5 Mar 2021, 03:03 last edited by@rainman said in Racist Babies:
a lady at our table was in tears, because she was pregnant, and she wanted more than anything for the child to be as fair-skinned as possible. She explained that regardless of what "they" say, Hispanic parents secretly want the lightest skin tone possible.
Very common in Asia too. There is a big business in selling "white skin cream".
Though in Asia, it is mainly because darker skin is associate with people who have to work outside, like the manual labor people.
That is why it is pretty common still to see people walking around with sun umbrellas or at least avoiding the sun as much as possible. It was strange when I first come to the US to see people doing the opposite - trying to be in the sun to get as dark as possible.
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@rainman said in Racist Babies:
a lady at our table was in tears, because she was pregnant, and she wanted more than anything for the child to be as fair-skinned as possible. She explained that regardless of what "they" say, Hispanic parents secretly want the lightest skin tone possible.
Very common in Asia too. There is a big business in selling "white skin cream".
Though in Asia, it is mainly because darker skin is associate with people who have to work outside, like the manual labor people.
That is why it is pretty common still to see people walking around with sun umbrellas or at least avoiding the sun as much as possible. It was strange when I first come to the US to see people doing the opposite - trying to be in the sun to get as dark as possible.
wrote on 5 Mar 2021, 05:53 last edited by@taiwan_girl said in Racist Babies:
@rainman said in Racist Babies:
a lady at our table was in tears, because she was pregnant, and she wanted more than anything for the child to be as fair-skinned as possible. She explained that regardless of what "they" say, Hispanic parents secretly want the lightest skin tone possible.
Very common in Asia too. There is a big business in selling "white skin cream".
Though in Asia, it is mainly because darker skin is associate with people who have to work outside, like the manual labor people.
That is why it is pretty common still to see people walking around with sun umbrellas or at least avoiding the sun as much as possible. It was strange when I first come to the US to see people doing the opposite - trying to be in the sun to get as dark as possible.
TG - maybe that's why Asian ladies are so pretty, they don't let the sun touch their skin? Perfect complexions in my view.
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In other news of the woke, the host of The Bachelor, where a group of women compete to win the affections of a guy, is being canceled. He defended one of the contestants after some pictures came out of her having attended an "antebellum" party, where presumably the partiers dress up as antebellum southerners. The funny thing is that the bachelor this season is African American. (The girl is white.)
wrote on 7 Mar 2021, 04:15 last edited by@horace said in Racist Babies:
In other news of the woke, the host of The Bachelor, where a group of women compete to win the affections of a guy, is being canceled. He defended one of the contestants after some pictures came out of her having attended an "antebellum" party, where presumably the partiers dress up as antebellum southerners. The funny thing is that the bachelor this season is African American. (The girl is white.)
What is even better is the rumor is that the bachelor dude picked the antebellum girl. And then threw her under the bus when the controversy surfaced.
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@horace said in Racist Babies:
In other news of the woke, the host of The Bachelor, where a group of women compete to win the affections of a guy, is being canceled. He defended one of the contestants after some pictures came out of her having attended an "antebellum" party, where presumably the partiers dress up as antebellum southerners. The funny thing is that the bachelor this season is African American. (The girl is white.)
What is even better is the rumor is that the bachelor dude picked the antebellum girl. And then threw her under the bus when the controversy surfaced.
wrote on 7 Mar 2021, 12:17 last edited by@kincaid said in Racist Babies:
@horace said in Racist Babies:
In other news of the woke, the host of The Bachelor, where a group of women compete to win the affections of a guy, is being canceled. He defended one of the contestants after some pictures came out of her having attended an "antebellum" party, where presumably the partiers dress up as antebellum southerners. The funny thing is that the bachelor this season is African American. (The girl is white.)
What is even better is the rumor is that the bachelor dude picked the antebellum girl. And then threw her under the bus when the controversy surfaced.
It's hard to imagine contestants in The Bachelor being so selfish and shallow.
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@horace said in Racist Babies:
In other news of the woke, the host of The Bachelor, where a group of women compete to win the affections of a guy, is being canceled. He defended one of the contestants after some pictures came out of her having attended an "antebellum" party, where presumably the partiers dress up as antebellum southerners. The funny thing is that the bachelor this season is African American. (The girl is white.)
What is even better is the rumor is that the bachelor dude picked the antebellum girl. And then threw her under the bus when the controversy surfaced.
wrote on 7 Mar 2021, 13:26 last edited by@kincaid said in Racist Babies:
@horace said in Racist Babies:
In other news of the woke, the host of The Bachelor, where a group of women compete to win the affections of a guy, is being canceled. He defended one of the contestants after some pictures came out of her having attended an "antebellum" party, where presumably the partiers dress up as antebellum southerners. The funny thing is that the bachelor this season is African American. (The girl is white.)
What is even better is the rumor is that the bachelor dude picked the antebellum girl. And then threw her under the bus when the controversy surfaced.
Antebellum ain't bad...
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@kincaid said in Racist Babies:
@horace said in Racist Babies:
In other news of the woke, the host of The Bachelor, where a group of women compete to win the affections of a guy, is being canceled. He defended one of the contestants after some pictures came out of her having attended an "antebellum" party, where presumably the partiers dress up as antebellum southerners. The funny thing is that the bachelor this season is African American. (The girl is white.)
What is even better is the rumor is that the bachelor dude picked the antebellum girl. And then threw her under the bus when the controversy surfaced.
It's hard to imagine contestants in The Bachelor being so selfish and shallow.
wrote on 7 Mar 2021, 18:49 last edited by@doctor-phibes said in Racist Babies:
@kincaid said in Racist Babies:
@horace said in Racist Babies:
In other news of the woke, the host of The Bachelor, where a group of women compete to win the affections of a guy, is being canceled. He defended one of the contestants after some pictures came out of her having attended an "antebellum" party, where presumably the partiers dress up as antebellum southerners. The funny thing is that the bachelor this season is African American. (The girl is white.)
What is even better is the rumor is that the bachelor dude picked the antebellum girl. And then threw her under the bus when the controversy surfaced.
It's hard to imagine contestants in The Bachelor being so selfish and shallow.
Except progressive pop culture has normalized this “selfish and shallow” response. Or maybe enforced it through threat of social expulsion.
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wrote on 7 Mar 2021, 20:18 last edited by
I'd say that shows such as The Bachelor do more - they positively celebrate the selfish and superficial
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wrote on 7 Mar 2021, 20:39 last edited by
Your stand against reality television is duly noted.
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wrote on 7 Mar 2021, 21:00 last edited by
We can't all be TNCR heroes, Horace.
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We can't all be TNCR heroes, Horace.
wrote on 7 Mar 2021, 21:10 last edited by@doctor-phibes said in Racist Babies:
We can't all be TNCR heroes, Horace.
Oh, don’t sell yourself short.
