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What a massive POS to bag on his parents on a completely normal parenting thing to do.

What racist *******s they were to take in a black kid that otherwise probably would have died young and been a loser.

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It's normal to use racist stereotypes when describing minority hair styles? In what household is that normal exactly?

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Mine when I showed up from A&M with hair to my shoulders and an earring. My Dad about ripped it out of my ear and then called me a thug.

It's called being a parent and wanting your kid to not look unkempt. This isn't hard.

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Is it normal to use racist stereotypes about minority hairstyles to minorities? Where is this considered normal procedure?

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The only racist I see here is the one that thinks "thug" is exclusively black. Never in my 60 years has it had a color attached to it. You might want to do a little self reflecting.

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Goes back to indisputable truth of life #1.

Only libs can define racism.

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Biggest disconnect seems to be those who can't acknowledge definitions of words their attempting to use. No where in the definition of racism does it say it's defined by specific people of a political party.

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You're the only one disconnected here. There is only one person white knighting here and that in and of its self is racist.

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Nothing disconnected about acknowledging facts and using words in their correct definition. Sorry but emotion or attempts to move the bar can't change fact. I'm not "white knighting" or racist so sorry if that upsets you.

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I gave you the historical chronology of corn rows, that is fact! You're the only one ideologically, emotionally trying to change that history to use in your emotional white knighting and label people racist. You can't even step back from that and give it a more thoughtful consideration. That is the definition of emotional.

My kid recently told me he wanted a mullet...that didn't go well and was a hard no. Not once did he assume me of being a racist and I doubt he does 20-years from now either...

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What a massive POS to bag on his parents on a completely normal parenting thing to do.

What racist *******s they were to take in a black kid that otherwise probably would have died young and been a loser.

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It's normal to use racist stereotypes when describing minority hair styles? In what household is that normal exactly?

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Mine when I showed up from A&M with hair to my shoulders and an earring. My Dad about ripped it out of my ear and then called me a thug.

It's called being a parent and wanting your kid to not look unkempt. This isn't hard.

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Is it normal to use racist stereotypes about minority hairstyles to minorities? Where is this considered normal procedure?

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The only racist I see here is the one that thinks "thug" is exclusively black. Never in my 60 years has it had a color attached to it. You might want to do a little self reflecting.

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Who thinks thug is exclusively black ? I've stated multiple times in this thread thug does not belong to any race specifically. What is fact and where your strawman arguments don't work is calling a minority child a thug or even saying they look like one based solely off of appearance (minority hairstyle) that's factually traced back to blacks is a racist stereotype. But again I understand the need to attempt to create false narratives to move away from the actual facts.

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This is a classic example of your racism. You see the color of the person, I don't, I see the action of the person. Skin color has nothing to do with his action. And, I spanked your factual down. Maybe you need to do a little historical research outside your leftist ideological rags.

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I'm sorry but that's not an example of racism by definition of the word. It's not a matter of what I see, it's a matter of fact. Where you have emotion and perception, I have fact and reality. I've never stated anything about skin color having anything to do with any action of his. You haven't spanked anything down, you've simply just typed words that have no relevance to what I specifically said. Again calling a minority child a thug or even saying they look like a thug simply on the basis of appearance (minority hairstyle) is a textbook racist stereotype.

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So, minority doesn't have a skin color? You continue to lie to us and yourself with your emotional drivel.

By thre way, your facts are only factually through your racial lens, not historically. That is a fact.

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Haha I can't even...

This troll obviously has all the time in the world to live and play in her fantasy world and believes that last word (no matter how ridiculous to every single other person) "wins" her "argument".

I'm going to follow wise advice and make this person my one and only ignore function recipient.

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What a massive POS to bag on his parents on a completely normal parenting thing to do.

What racist *******s they were to take in a black kid that otherwise probably would have died young and been a loser.

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It's normal to use racist stereotypes when describing minority hair styles? In what household is that normal exactly?

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Mine when I showed up from A&M with hair to my shoulders and an earring. My Dad about ripped it out of my ear and then called me a thug.

It's called being a parent and wanting your kid to not look unkempt. This isn't hard.

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Is it normal to use racist stereotypes about minority hairstyles to minorities? Where is this considered normal procedure?

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The only racist I see here is the one that thinks "thug" is exclusively black. Never in my 60 years has it had a color attached to it. You might want to do a little self reflecting.

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Who thinks thug is exclusively black ? I've stated multiple times in this thread thug does not belong to any race specifically. What is fact and where your strawman arguments don't work is calling a minority child a thug or even saying they look like one based solely off of appearance (minority hairstyle) that's factually traced back to blacks is a racist stereotype. But again I understand the need to attempt to create false narratives to move away from the actual facts.

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This is a classic example of your racism. You see the color of the person, I don't, I see the action of the person. Skin color has nothing to do with his action. And, I spanked your factual down. Maybe you need to do a little historical research outside your leftist ideological rags.

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I'm sorry but that's not an example of racism by definition of the word. It's not a matter of what I see, it's a matter of fact. Where you have emotion and perception, I have fact and reality. I've never stated anything about skin color having anything to do with any action of his. You haven't spanked anything down, you've simply just typed words that have no relevance to what I specifically said. Again calling a minority child a thug or even saying they look like a thug simply on the basis of appearance (minority hairstyle) is a textbook racist stereotype.

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So, minority doesn't have a skin color? You continue to lie to us and yourself with your emotional drivel.

By thre way, your facts are only factually through your racial lens, not historically. That is a fact.

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What does minority have to do with any action. That's what he is. Again I've never spoke of his skin color having to do with any action. You continue to create bad strawman arguments to deflect away from not being able to refute fact. Facts are facts through sense of the word fact not any race. Sorry.

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What a massive POS to bag on his parents on a completely normal parenting thing to do.

What racist *******s they were to take in a black kid that otherwise probably would have died young and been a loser.

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It's normal to use racist stereotypes when describing minority hair styles? In what household is that normal exactly?

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Mine when I showed up from A&M with hair to my shoulders and an earring. My Dad about ripped it out of my ear and then called me a thug.

It's called being a parent and wanting your kid to not look unkempt. This isn't hard.

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Is it normal to use racist stereotypes about minority hairstyles to minorities? Where is this considered normal procedure?

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The only racist I see here is the one that thinks "thug" is exclusively black. Never in my 60 years has it had a color attached to it. You might want to do a little self reflecting.

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Goes back to indisputable truth of life #1.

Only libs can define racism.

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Biggest disconnect seems to be those who can't acknowledge definitions of words their attempting to use. No where in the definition of racism does it say it's defined by specific people of a political party.

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You're the only one disconnected here. There is only one person white knighting here and that in and of its self is racist.

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Nothing disconnected about acknowledging facts and using words in their correct definition. Sorry but emotion or attempts to move the bar can't change fact. I'm not "white knighting" or racist so sorry if that upsets you.

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I gave you the historical chronology of corn rows, that is fact! You're the only one ideologically, emotionally trying to change that history to use in your emotional white knighting and label people racist. You can't even step back from that and give it a more thoughtful consideration. That is the definition of emotional.

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You did nothing of the such. Fact is is directly traced back to blacks people in Africa and was carried to colonial America first through Caribbean slaves resulting from the Atlantic slave trade. That is fact. Now referring to a minority child as a thug or even stating they look like a thug on the basis alone of the minority hair style is textbook definition of a racist stereotype. That is another fact that isn't going to change by any whataboutism, emotion, strawman arguments, or attempts at moving the bar into some tangent. I'm not white knighting or labeling any specific person as racist only acknowledging what is factually a racist stereotype.

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What a massive POS to bag on his parents on a completely normal parenting thing to do.

What racist *******s they were to take in a black kid that otherwise probably would have died young and been a loser.

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It's normal to use racist stereotypes when describing minority hair styles? In what household is that normal exactly?

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Mine when I showed up from A&M with hair to my shoulders and an earring. My Dad about ripped it out of my ear and then called me a thug.

It's called being a parent and wanting your kid to not look unkempt. This isn't hard.

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Is it normal to use racist stereotypes about minority hairstyles to minorities? Where is this considered normal procedure?

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The only racist I see here is the one that thinks "thug" is exclusively black. Never in my 60 years has it had a color attached to it. You might want to do a little self reflecting.

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Goes back to indisputable truth of life #1.

Only libs can define racism.

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Biggest disconnect seems to be those who can't acknowledge definitions of words their attempting to use. No where in the definition of racism does it say it's defined by specific people of a political party.

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You're the only one disconnected here. There is only one person white knighting here and that in and of its self is racist.

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Nothing disconnected about acknowledging facts and using words in their correct definition. Sorry but emotion or attempts to move the bar can't change fact. I'm not "white knighting" or racist so sorry if that upsets you.

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I gave you the historical chronology of corn rows, that is fact! You're the only one ideologically, emotionally trying to change that history to use in your emotional white knighting and label people racist. You can't even step back from that and give it a more thoughtful consideration. That is the definition of emotional.

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You did nothing of the such. Fact is is directly traced back to blacks people in Africa and was carried to colonial America first through Caribbean slaves resulting from the Atlantic slave trade. That is fact. Now referring to a minority child as a thug or even stating they look like a thug on the basis alone of the minority hair style is textbook definition of a racist stereotype. That is another fact that isn't going to change by any whataboutism, emotion, strawman arguments, or attempts at moving the bar into some tangent. I'm not white knighting or labeling any specific person as racist only acknowledging what is factually a racist stereotype.

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How long ago was this supposed incident?

And I know something of the actual story. These were upper middle class white folks who adopted a black kid what 25-30 years ago.

And the mom is somehow racist? Needless to say, they sacrificed a ton for Kaepernick and probably are the reason he got to where he did, And he shows his gratitude by talking about this one incident?

C'mon man.

Explain to me how these situations are any different.........

This is not a made up scenario by the way. I have 4 mixed race cousins. My Uncle, their father is a black man who wanted to raise my cousins to be successful like he is. He was very strict on my cousins when we were growing up in the 80's and 90's. This was when gang culture was starting to be glamourized with the emergence of gangsta rap.

No freaking way he was going to let my cousins emulate any of that through the way they dressed, talked or wore their hair. No baggy clothes, no sagging pants. hair always had to be neat.
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He wanted them to look professional, go to college, get taken seriously when they go out in the real world and continue on with the good life he provided to them. And they all have.

Now you have Kapernik's mom who was trying to do what was considered normal parenting things back when she said them. She wants her son to present himself professionally to be taken seriously in the real world. Because lets be truthful here.....this was considered good parenting (should still be BTW) back when she said these things to Kap. When did she say these things....15-20 years ago?

Then, in the last 5 years particularly after George Floyd, the goal posts were massively moved. Now almost anything a white person says to a black person can be considered a "micro aggression" and all white people are racist and there's no redemption.

So basically, the difference is it's a white woman telling her mixed race son to look more professionally that's the difference between my black uncle telling his kids that aren't going to look and act like gansta rap thugs as long as they live under his roof.

BTW, my white aunt also enforced these rules on my cousins so I guess my cousins could write a book now saying their mom was problematic. But they wouldn't because they were grateful to be raised in household wth parents that set them up for success.

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What a massive POS to bag on his parents on a completely normal parenting thing to do.

What racist *******s they were to take in a black kid that otherwise probably would have died young and been a loser.

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It's normal to use racist stereotypes when describing minority hair styles? In what household is that normal exactly?

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Mine when I showed up from A&M with hair to my shoulders and an earring. My Dad about ripped it out of my ear and then called me a thug.

It's called being a parent and wanting your kid to not look unkempt. This isn't hard.

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Is it normal to use racist stereotypes about minority hairstyles to minorities? Where is this considered normal procedure?

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Non-traditional hair isn't specific to a race and parent's of all persuasions generally wanted their kids to look their best before we entered this latest anything goes age.

Are my parent's now retroactively homophobes thinking I was trying to be a girl because they didn't like long hair on a straight guy?

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Im sorry but you're factually incorrect. The history and origin of cornrows/braids can be factually traced back through the black race. It's also long acknowledged and by definition of racist stereotype to baselessly associate that specific hair style with being a thug simple based on the hair style alone. There simply isn't anyway of getting around that reality.

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I'm sorry but I don't give a ***** His mother didn't like his hair. Mothers have done this throughout time. You don't know what his mom was thinking at the time and just because she didn't like it doesn't make her racist.

We are now at the point that moms are racist for not liking their kids hair but only if it's a black kids hair. What's it like to have a permanent force field where you can simply just cry racism about everything?

BTW, hes factually a racist POS for sacrificing his mothers name to the altar of racial politics.

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I was simply pointing out the incorrect fact with what you said, I was not speaking to if you personally cared or not. I've never spoken on what his mom was thinking. I simply asked was it normal to use racist stereotypes about minorities toward a minority. I think you're meaning to respond to someone else because nothing about your reply to my post refutes anything I've said with facts. Who is the "we" you're referring to. I can't make anyone racist, an individual can make a conscious choice to be or racist within the confines of the law if they do please or to not be racist at all.

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There is nothing "factual" at play here. Its normal for a parent to criticize her sons hair as a kid.

Lot of deflecting gibberish in your post. Weird hill to die on but when you are eat up with racism like you seem to be I guess that's normal for your kind.

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Well factually speaking by definition of racist and stereotype calling a minority a thug or stating they look like one simply for having cornrows, that would be a racist stereotype type. Sorry if that fact is attempting to be swept under the rug and not actually refuted with any facts. Not on a hill or dying even, weird attempts at deflecting.

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Completely illogical but you are a leftist so that's par for course.

Black people now have cornered the market on the word "thug". And it's retroactive back to Collin's childhood making his mother a vicious racist! What a *****!

Nevermind white people have used the same term for whites for eons.

I will note this in my wrongspeak dictionary so that I don't break the rules. Are there any other words we are now no longer able to use I need to know about?

Thankfully, conservatives have cornered the market on the term "clown" for all people like yourself who argue and support inane stuff such as this.

So, congratulations Clown. You've graduated to an illustrious shortlist of folks on here. Say hi to Two Teas. He should be around somewhere.

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Black have not cornered the word thug. That's a perception you believe but has no basis in reality. Also only you've mentioned being a leftist. If you don't like leftist why associate yourself as one ? Calling a minority a thug or even stating they look like a thug simply based off of a minority hairstyle is textbook definition of a racist stereotype. Where in the definition of thug does it state wearing cornrows? Im not aware of any words any human isn't allowed to use so would be news to me if there were more.

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You've said the same sentence so many times you've confused your message, are now arguing against yourself, and are associating me with a brand (that I'm laughably not) that you are displaying. That's impressive.

You are all over the page here.

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What a massive POS to bag on his parents on a completely normal parenting thing to do.

What racist *******s they were to take in a black kid that otherwise probably would have died young and been a loser.

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It's normal to use racist stereotypes when describing minority hair styles? In what household is that normal exactly?

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Mine when I showed up from A&M with hair to my shoulders and an earring. My Dad about ripped it out of my ear and then called me a thug.

It's called being a parent and wanting your kid to not look unkempt. This isn't hard.

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Is it normal to use racist stereotypes about minority hairstyles to minorities? Where is this considered normal procedure?

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The only racist I see here is the one that thinks "thug" is exclusively black. Never in my 60 years has it had a color attached to it. You might want to do a little self reflecting.

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Goes back to indisputable truth of life #1.

Only libs can define racism.

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Biggest disconnect seems to be those who can't acknowledge definitions of words their attempting to use. No where in the definition of racism does it say it's defined by specific people of a political party.

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You're the only one disconnected here. There is only one person white knighting here and that in and of its self is racist.

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Nothing disconnected about acknowledging facts and using words in their correct definition. Sorry but emotion or attempts to move the bar can't change fact. I'm not "white knighting" or racist so sorry if that upsets you.

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I gave you the historical chronology of corn rows, that is fact! You're the only one ideologically, emotionally trying to change that history to use in your emotional white knighting and label people racist. You can't even step back from that and give it a more thoughtful consideration. That is the definition of emotional.

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Bruh, the citations you noted are not valid because colonial American times trump ancient Greek times. History starts with slavery so that hairstyle in ancient Greece doesn't count. He's speaking his truth...to power!

(By the way, my apologies for using the term "bruh" to you if you are black. We just learned this week that term is now racist as well, so I'll stop using it if you are, in fact, black.)

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What a massive POS to bag on his parents on a completely normal parenting thing to do.

What racist *******s they were to take in a black kid that otherwise probably would have died young and been a loser.

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It's normal to use racist stereotypes when describing minority hair styles? In what household is that normal exactly?

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Mine when I showed up from A&M with hair to my shoulders and an earring. My Dad about ripped it out of my ear and then called me a thug.

It's called being a parent and wanting your kid to not look unkempt. This isn't hard.

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Is it normal to use racist stereotypes about minority hairstyles to minorities? Where is this considered normal procedure?

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The only racist I see here is the one that thinks "thug" is exclusively black. Never in my 60 years has it had a color attached to it. You might want to do a little self reflecting.

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Who thinks thug is exclusively black ? I've stated multiple times in this thread thug does not belong to any race specifically. What is fact and where your strawman arguments don't work is calling a minority child a thug or even saying they look like one based solely off of appearance (minority hairstyle) that's factually traced back to blacks is a racist stereotype. But again I understand the need to attempt to create false narratives to move away from the actual facts.

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This is a classic example of your racism. You see the color of the person, I don't, I see the action of the person. Skin color has nothing to do with his action. And, I spanked your factual down. Maybe you need to do a little historical research outside your leftist ideological rags.

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I'm sorry but that's not an example of racism by definition of the word. It's not a matter of what I see, it's a matter of fact. Where you have emotion and perception, I have fact and reality. I've never stated anything about skin color having anything to do with any action of his. You haven't spanked anything down, you've simply just typed words that have no relevance to what I specifically said. Again calling a minority child a thug or even saying they look like a thug simply on the basis of appearance (minority hairstyle) is a textbook racist stereotype.

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So, minority doesn't have a skin color? You continue to lie to us and yourself with your emotional drivel.

By thre way, your facts are only factually through your racial lens, not historically. That is a fact.

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What does minority have to do with any action. That's what he is. Again I've never spoke of his skin color having to do with any action. You continue to create bad strawman arguments to deflect away from not being able to refute fact. Facts are facts through sense of the word fact not any race. Sorry.

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My honest opinion? Kaepernick is "whiter" than me and had a much "whiter" upbringing. I think at some point along the way, prob when his NFL career began to tank, he began to get conflicted as he felt like a fish out of water racially. He probably resented that he didn't know what it was like to be a typical black dude, like most of the guys in his locker room. I'm white, but I grew up around gangs and sh** and we were minority at my school. I GUARNTEE he had a more privileged, comfortable and sheltered upbringing than me. For him to go around now acting like he's some black revolutionary is hilarious. I cannot believe a single person falls for it lol.

He's an ungrateful POS. And braids ARE disproportionately worn by people of a "thuggish" variety...just like mullets and unprofessional hair styles worn by whites are typically sported by rednecks and white trash. Anyone who doesn't acknowledge that, just doesn't live in reality.

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What a massive POS to bag on his parents on a completely normal parenting thing to do.

What racist *******s they were to take in a black kid that otherwise probably would have died young and been a loser.

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It's normal to use racist stereotypes when describing minority hair styles? In what household is that normal exactly?

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Mine when I showed up from A&M with hair to my shoulders and an earring. My Dad about ripped it out of my ear and then called me a thug.

It's called being a parent and wanting your kid to not look unkempt. This isn't hard.

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Is it normal to use racist stereotypes about minority hairstyles to minorities? Where is this considered normal procedure?

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The only racist I see here is the one that thinks "thug" is exclusively black. Never in my 60 years has it had a color attached to it. You might want to do a little self reflecting.

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Goes back to indisputable truth of life #1.

Only libs can define racism.

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Biggest disconnect seems to be those who can't acknowledge definitions of words their attempting to use. No where in the definition of racism does it say it's defined by specific people of a political party.

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You're the only one disconnected here. There is only one person white knighting here and that in and of its self is racist.

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Nothing disconnected about acknowledging facts and using words in their correct definition. Sorry but emotion or attempts to move the bar can't change fact. I'm not "white knighting" or racist so sorry if that upsets you.

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I gave you the historical chronology of corn rows, that is fact! You're the only one ideologically, emotionally trying to change that history to use in your emotional white knighting and label people racist. You can't even step back from that and give it a more thoughtful consideration. That is the definition of emotional.

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Bruh, the citations you noted are not valid because colonial American times trump ancient Greek times. History starts with slavery so that hairstyle in ancient Greece doesn't count. He's speaking his truth...to power!

(By the way, my apologies for using the term "bruh" to you if you are black. We just learned this week that term is now racist as well, so I'll stop using it if you are, in fact, black.)

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Pro segregation, racist-as-f*** president can call them "boy" though.

Why engage with a known troll?

He's always incorrect. Like a Chinese watch.

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What a massive POS to bag on his parents on a completely normal parenting thing to do.

What racist *******s they were to take in a black kid that otherwise probably would have died young and been a loser.

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It's normal to use racist stereotypes when describing minority hair styles? In what household is that normal exactly?

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Mine when I showed up from A&M with hair to my shoulders and an earring. My Dad about ripped it out of my ear and then called me a thug.

It's called being a parent and wanting your kid to not look unkempt. This isn't hard.

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Is it normal to use racist stereotypes about minority hairstyles to minorities? Where is this considered normal procedure?

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Non-traditional hair isn't specific to a race and parent's of all persuasions generally wanted their kids to look their best before we entered this latest anything goes age.

Are my parent's now retroactively homophobes thinking I was trying to be a girl because they didn't like long hair on a straight guy?

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Im sorry but you're factually incorrect. The history and origin of cornrows/braids can be factually traced back through the black race. It's also long acknowledged and by definition of racist stereotype to baselessly associate that specific hair style with being a thug simple based on the hair style alone. There simply isn't anyway of getting around that reality.

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I'm sorry but I don't give a ***** His mother didn't like his hair. Mothers have done this throughout time. You don't know what his mom was thinking at the time and just because she didn't like it doesn't make her racist.

We are now at the point that moms are racist for not liking their kids hair but only if it's a black kids hair. What's it like to have a permanent force field where you can simply just cry racism about everything?

BTW, hes factually a racist POS for sacrificing his mothers name to the altar of racial politics.

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I was simply pointing out the incorrect fact with what you said, I was not speaking to if you personally cared or not. I've never spoken on what his mom was thinking. I simply asked was it normal to use racist stereotypes about minorities toward a minority. I think you're meaning to respond to someone else because nothing about your reply to my post refutes anything I've said with facts. Who is the "we" you're referring to. I can't make anyone racist, an individual can make a conscious choice to be or racist within the confines of the law if they do please or to not be racist at all.

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There is nothing "factual" at play here. Its normal for a parent to criticize her sons hair as a kid.

Lot of deflecting gibberish in your post. Weird hill to die on but when you are eat up with racism like you seem to be I guess that's normal for your kind.

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Well factually speaking by definition of racist and stereotype calling a minority a thug or stating they look like one simply for having cornrows, that would be a racist stereotype type. Sorry if that fact is attempting to be swept under the rug and not actually refuted with any facts. Not on a hill or dying even, weird attempts at deflecting.

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Completely illogical but you are a leftist so that's par for course.

Black people now have cornered the market on the word "thug". And it's retroactive back to Collin's childhood making his mother a vicious racist! What a *****!

Nevermind white people have used the same term for whites for eons.

I will note this in my wrongspeak dictionary so that I don't break the rules. Are there any other words we are now no longer able to use I need to know about?

Thankfully, conservatives have cornered the market on the term "clown" for all people like yourself who argue and support inane stuff such as this.

So, congratulations Clown. You've graduated to an illustrious shortlist of folks on here. Say hi to Two Teas. He should be around somewhere.

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Black have not cornered the word thug. That's a perception you believe but has no basis in reality. Also only you've mentioned being a leftist. If you don't like leftist why associate yourself as one ? Calling a minority a thug or even stating they look like a thug simply based off of a minority hairstyle is textbook definition of a racist stereotype. Where in the definition of thug does it state wearing cornrows? Im not aware of any words any human isn't allowed to use so would be news to me if there were more.

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You've said the same sentence so many times you've confused your message, are now arguing against yourself, and are associating me with a brand (that I'm laughably not) that you are displaying. That's impressive.

You are all over the page here.

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You've refuted nothing and provided nothing to support your allegation. It's nothing more than a word salad because you're upset the facts I use won't go away.

Geez.....what did I miss......Are you telling me there is a Kaepernick comic book out? I need to get that.

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What a massive POS to bag on his parents on a completely normal parenting thing to do.

What racist *******s they were to take in a black kid that otherwise probably would have died young and been a loser.

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It's normal to use racist stereotypes when describing minority hair styles? In what household is that normal exactly?

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Mine when I showed up from A&M with hair to my shoulders and an earring. My Dad about ripped it out of my ear and then called me a thug.

It's called being a parent and wanting your kid to not look unkempt. This isn't hard.

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Is it normal to use racist stereotypes about minority hairstyles to minorities? Where is this considered normal procedure?

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Non-traditional hair isn't specific to a race and parent's of all persuasions generally wanted their kids to look their best before we entered this latest anything goes age.

Are my parent's now retroactively homophobes thinking I was trying to be a girl because they didn't like long hair on a straight guy?

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Im sorry but you're factually incorrect. The history and origin of cornrows/braids can be factually traced back through the black race. It's also long acknowledged and by definition of racist stereotype to baselessly associate that specific hair style with being a thug simple based on the hair style alone. There simply isn't anyway of getting around that reality.

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I'm sorry but I don't give a ***** His mother didn't like his hair. Mothers have done this throughout time. You don't know what his mom was thinking at the time and just because she didn't like it doesn't make her racist.

We are now at the point that moms are racist for not liking their kids hair but only if it's a black kids hair. What's it like to have a permanent force field where you can simply just cry racism about everything?

BTW, hes factually a racist POS for sacrificing his mothers name to the altar of racial politics.

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I was simply pointing out the incorrect fact with what you said, I was not speaking to if you personally cared or not. I've never spoken on what his mom was thinking. I simply asked was it normal to use racist stereotypes about minorities toward a minority. I think you're meaning to respond to someone else because nothing about your reply to my post refutes anything I've said with facts. Who is the "we" you're referring to. I can't make anyone racist, an individual can make a conscious choice to be or racist within the confines of the law if they do please or to not be racist at all.

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There is nothing "factual" at play here. Its normal for a parent to criticize her sons hair as a kid.

Lot of deflecting gibberish in your post. Weird hill to die on but when you are eat up with racism like you seem to be I guess that's normal for your kind.

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Well factually speaking by definition of racist and stereotype calling a minority a thug or stating they look like one simply for having cornrows, that would be a racist stereotype type. Sorry if that fact is attempting to be swept under the rug and not actually refuted with any facts. Not on a hill or dying even, weird attempts at deflecting.

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Completely illogical but you are a leftist so that's par for course.

Black people now have cornered the market on the word "thug". And it's retroactive back to Collin's childhood making his mother a vicious racist! What a *****!

Nevermind white people have used the same term for whites for eons.

I will note this in my wrongspeak dictionary so that I don't break the rules. Are there any other words we are now no longer able to use I need to know about?

Thankfully, conservatives have cornered the market on the term "clown" for all people like yourself who argue and support inane stuff such as this.

So, congratulations Clown. You've graduated to an illustrious shortlist of folks on here. Say hi to Two Teas. He should be around somewhere.

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Black have not cornered the word thug. That's a perception you believe but has no basis in reality. Also only you've mentioned being a leftist. If you don't like leftist why associate yourself as one ? Calling a minority a thug or even stating they look like a thug simply based off of a minority hairstyle is textbook definition of a racist stereotype. Where in the definition of thug does it state wearing cornrows? Im not aware of any words any human isn't allowed to use so would be news to me if there were more.

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You've said the same sentence so many times you've confused your message, are now arguing against yourself, and are associating me with a brand (that I'm laughably not) that you are displaying. That's impressive.

You are all over the page here.

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You've refuted nothing and provided nothing to support your allegation. It's nothing more than a word salad because you're upset the facts I use won't go away.

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Word salad. Sure thing, little buddy.

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What a massive POS to bag on his parents on a completely normal parenting thing to do.

What racist *******s they were to take in a black kid that otherwise probably would have died young and been a loser.

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It's normal to use racist stereotypes when describing minority hair styles? In what household is that normal exactly?

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Mine when I showed up from A&M with hair to my shoulders and an earring. My Dad about ripped it out of my ear and then called me a thug.

It's called being a parent and wanting your kid to not look unkempt. This isn't hard.

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Is it normal to use racist stereotypes about minority hairstyles to minorities? Where is this considered normal procedure?

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The only racist I see here is the one that thinks "thug" is exclusively black. Never in my 60 years has it had a color attached to it. You might want to do a little self reflecting.

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Goes back to indisputable truth of life #1.

Only libs can define racism.

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Biggest disconnect seems to be those who can't acknowledge definitions of words their attempting to use. No where in the definition of racism does it say it's defined by specific people of a political party.

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You're the only one disconnected here. There is only one person white knighting here and that in and of its self is racist.

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Nothing disconnected about acknowledging facts and using words in their correct definition. Sorry but emotion or attempts to move the bar can't change fact. I'm not "white knighting" or racist so sorry if that upsets you.

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I gave you the historical chronology of corn rows, that is fact! You're the only one ideologically, emotionally trying to change that history to use in your emotional white knighting and label people racist. You can't even step back from that and give it a more thoughtful consideration. That is the definition of emotional.

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You did nothing of the such. Fact is is directly traced back to blacks people in Africa and was carried to colonial America first through Caribbean slaves resulting from the Atlantic slave trade. That is fact. Now referring to a minority child as a thug or even stating they look like a thug on the basis alone of the minority hair style is textbook definition of a racist stereotype. That is another fact that isn't going to change by any whataboutism, emotion, strawman arguments, or attempts at moving the bar into some tangent. I'm not white knighting or labeling any specific person as racist only acknowledging what is factually a racist stereotype.

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Let's try this again since you ignored it earlier.

"The oldest known depictions of hairstyles that appear to be cornrows or braids are the statues known as the Venus of Brassempouy[3][4] and the Venus of Willendorf,[5][6][7] which date to 25,000-30,000 years ago and were found in modern day France and Austria.

Depictions of women with cornrows have been found in Stone Age paintings in the Tassili Plateau of the Sahara, and have been dated as far back as 3000 B.C. As well as the cornrow style is seen in depictions of ancient Cu****ic people of the horn of Africa wearing this style of braids as far back as 2000 B.C.[8] The traditional hairstyle of Roman Vestal Virgins incorporated cornrows.[9][10][11]

The tradition of female hairstyling in cornrows has remained popular throughout Africa, particularly in the Horn of Africa and West Africa and the rest of Africa as a whole. Historically, male hairstyling with cornrows can be traced as far back as the early 5th century BC within Ancient Greek sculpture and artwork, typically shown on warriors and heroes. Artwork and statues of different Middle Eastern and Mediterranean civilisations dating back to the 3rd and 4th century BC also suggest that such hairstyles were common amongst warrior cultures."

And, when you say minority, you bring race, color, into the conversation. You're the only one that has brought race into this, falsely claiming that cornrows are attributed to the black race. You've also tried the leftist tactic of subverting the term thug. Cornrows have no color and thug has no color. Only the racism of soft bigotry brings that into connection. You might want to look in the mirror on that one.

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What a massive POS to bag on his parents on a completely normal parenting thing to do.

What racist *******s they were to take in a black kid that otherwise probably would have died young and been a loser.

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It's normal to use racist stereotypes when describing minority hair styles? In what household is that normal exactly?

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Mine when I showed up from A&M with hair to my shoulders and an earring. My Dad about ripped it out of my ear and then called me a thug.

It's called being a parent and wanting your kid to not look unkempt. This isn't hard.

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Is it normal to use racist stereotypes about minority hairstyles to minorities? Where is this considered normal procedure?

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Non-traditional hair isn't specific to a race and parent's of all persuasions generally wanted their kids to look their best before we entered this latest anything goes age.

Are my parent's now retroactively homophobes thinking I was trying to be a girl because they didn't like long hair on a straight guy?

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Im sorry but you're factually incorrect. The history and origin of cornrows/braids can be factually traced back through the black race. It's also long acknowledged and by definition of racist stereotype to baselessly associate that specific hair style with being a thug simple based on the hair style alone. There simply isn't anyway of getting around that reality.

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I'm sorry but I don't give a ***** His mother didn't like his hair. Mothers have done this throughout time. You don't know what his mom was thinking at the time and just because she didn't like it doesn't make her racist.

We are now at the point that moms are racist for not liking their kids hair but only if it's a black kids hair. What's it like to have a permanent force field where you can simply just cry racism about everything?

BTW, hes factually a racist POS for sacrificing his mothers name to the altar of racial politics.

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I was simply pointing out the incorrect fact with what you said, I was not speaking to if you personally cared or not. I've never spoken on what his mom was thinking. I simply asked was it normal to use racist stereotypes about minorities toward a minority. I think you're meaning to respond to someone else because nothing about your reply to my post refutes anything I've said with facts. Who is the "we" you're referring to. I can't make anyone racist, an individual can make a conscious choice to be or racist within the confines of the law if they do please or to not be racist at all.

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There is nothing "factual" at play here. Its normal for a parent to criticize her sons hair as a kid.

Lot of deflecting gibberish in your post. Weird hill to die on but when you are eat up with racism like you seem to be I guess that's normal for your kind.

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Well factually speaking by definition of racist and stereotype calling a minority a thug or stating they look like one simply for having cornrows, that would be a racist stereotype type. Sorry if that fact is attempting to be swept under the rug and not actually refuted with any facts. Not on a hill or dying even, weird attempts at deflecting.

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Completely illogical but you are a leftist so that's par for course.

Black people now have cornered the market on the word "thug". And it's retroactive back to Collin's childhood making his mother a vicious racist! What a *****!

Nevermind white people have used the same term for whites for eons.

I will note this in my wrongspeak dictionary so that I don't break the rules. Are there any other words we are now no longer able to use I need to know about?

Thankfully, conservatives have cornered the market on the term "clown" for all people like yourself who argue and support inane stuff such as this.

So, congratulations Clown. You've graduated to an illustrious shortlist of folks on here. Say hi to Two Teas. He should be around somewhere.

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Black have not cornered the word thug. That's a perception you believe but has no basis in reality. Also only you've mentioned being a leftist. If you don't like leftist why associate yourself as one ? Calling a minority a thug or even stating they look like a thug simply based off of a minority hairstyle is textbook definition of a racist stereotype. Where in the definition of thug does it state wearing cornrows? Im not aware of any words any human isn't allowed to use so would be news to me if there were more.

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You've said the same sentence so many times you've confused your message, are now arguing against yourself, and are associating me with a brand (that I'm laughably not) that you are displaying. That's impressive.

You are all over the page here.

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You've refuted nothing and provided nothing to support your allegation. It's nothing more than a word salad because you're upset the facts I use won't go away.

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Word salad. Sure thing, little buddy.

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Sound rebuttal here laced with facts to support your perspective.

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Kaepernick said that after styling his hair this way, his mom warned that his hair was "not professional" and he "looked like a little thug."

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I wonder if his mom has been harassed by other thugs yet. $100 says they are all sporting corn rows too.

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1. an ungrateful person.

I am sure hundreds of black families were just lining up to adopt Colon, (NOT)

Its just a shame that his white racist parents adopted him and then basically treated him like their personal slave questioning his hair choice.

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It's just a shame that his white racist parents adopted him and then basically treated him like their personal slave questioning his hair choice.

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Hair fights aren't race specific...

I remember lots of 'hair fights' in high school years. It's was the 80's - aka the peak of the mullet generation. Business in the front, party in the back. My dad (Old Army '64) hated it and we had a rule about how long the mullet could be. Look back at it now... kinda funny.