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Originally Posted by Fluffy Kittens
To be fair I usually find that the first thing a racist will say to defend themselves is "I have black friends" or in this case a boyfriend. My friends and I often joke with each other about that being a classic line that racists always use.
It is not how you treat those you love or care for, it is how you treat those you don't know and/or dislike, that is the real acid test.
I don't know if this woman is genuinely racist, or him for that matter, I just don't think having a black boyfriend would make a difference.
I don't think you can call him a misogynist based off that video either. A childish hothead who needs to learn to control himself maybe, but not a misogynist.
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I watch the video and really couldn't hear much, but what I heard was
the guy picking on her. I don't see why she should be called a racist, for being a victim of his beratement? He was the complaining about how she dressed, and at the end called he a bitch and a escort. I am assuming he was the one who was throwing the punches too, not a freind of his or a by-stander. After she was
insulted and
assualted he was the one crying for a barrister and witnesses. I don't know what the catalyst was to the argument proabably over nothing, and it obviously escalated. But in the beginning of it he should keep on keeping on and mind his own business.
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Originally Posted by mord
Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.
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