Racist Hunger Game Fans

And why is this news? Who cares? DarkOfKnight

GTFO.

[QUOTE="DarkOfKnight"]And why is this news? Who cares? King-Kai

GTFO.

[QUOTE="King-Kai"]

[QUOTE="DarkOfKnight"]And why is this news? Who cares? Victorious_Fize

GTFO.

i dont see much of an issue near where i live blacks call eachother the N word all the time

almasdeathchild

In my honest opinion... blacks are too sensitive ... I blame it to Al Sharptonhippiesanta

I think its more to do with 200 years of slavery, ill treatment, lynchings and perputual struggles to acheive equality ;)

[QUOTE="almasdeathchild"]

i dont see much of an issue near where i live blacks call eachother the N word all the time

MgamerBD

Speak for yourself, brotha. I don't use that term.

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"][QUOTE="almasdeathchild"]

i dont see much of an issue near where i live blacks call eachother the N word all the time

King-Kai

Speak for yourself, brotha. I don't use that term.

In my honest opinion... blacks are too sensitive ... I blame it to Al Sharptonhippiesanta

[QUOTE="King-Kai"]

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"] That is non of your concern. We call each other that out of respect. Its our term, so don't even bring up that argument. MgamerBD

Speak for yourself, brotha. I don't use that term.

My dude, GTFO. Black has nothing to do with how someone behaves, but with their biological makeup. To say that I'm not Black because I don't conform to stereotypes such as using "n*gga" as a term of enderment is not only insulting to Black people, but f*cking stupid. Haitian people are Black, but they don't speak slang, sag their pants, or listen to rap music. Nigerians are Black, but they don't do any of those things either. So, take your stupid ass "logic" and shove it up your ass. By the way, just to be clear, my mother was born in Jamaica, my father was born in Haiti, I was born and raised in Brooklyn (Brownsville, Flatbush, East New York). So, once again, GTFO.

I can't beleive you'd say something so f*cking stupid. It's because of people like you that Blacks are thought of as ghetto and looked down upon.

People are too sensitive nowadays.

[QUOTE="hippiesanta"]In my honest opinion... blacks are too sensitive ... I blame it to Al Sharptonhelwa1988

"I was pulled over for being black"

Usually translates into I was speeding or made a traffic violation. It is a convenient excuse.

"Whites" and other races make excuses like "blacks" do but they do not claim it was their skin color usually.

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"][QUOTE="King-Kai"]

Speak for yourself, brotha. I don't use that term.

King-Kai

My dude, GTFO. Black has nothing to do with how someone behaves, but with their biological makeup. To say that I'm not Black because I don't conform to stereotypes such as using "n*gga" as a term of enderment is not only insulting to Black people, but f*cking stupid. Haitian people are Black, but they don't speak slang, sag their pants, or listen to rap music. Nigerians are Black, but they don't do any of those things either. So, take your stupid ass "logic" and shove it up your ass. By the way, just to be clear, my mother was born in Jamaica, my father was born in Haiti, I was born and raised in Brooklyn (Brownsville, Flatbush, East New York). So, once again, GTFO.

I can't beleive you'd say something so f*cking stupid. It's because of people like you that Blacks are thought of as ghetto and looked down upon.

Listen BRHD(:lol: I knew it was you). As someone famous black star said "You need two types of ways to speak a professional one, and one that you use in the streets". I clearly have both. I can speak professionally in business situations yet still connect with my peers when I am not. Beleive it or not the "N word" meaning has changed overtime much like politics. To many blacks it is considered a friendly term toward each other depending on the context. Its just another curse word to us these days. You can sit there on your high horse and feel superior for not saying it but leave the people that do say it alone. I love that word, I love the way I speak when I'm with friends wouldn't change it for the world. So yeah idgaf about your opinion. And to correct you there is nothing biological about black skin. The gene doesn't even exist.

[QUOTE="King-Kai"]

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"] Your BRHD tho. Your anything but black -.-...Also you probably don't hang out around a lot of black people or live in the inner city.MgamerBD

My dude, GTFO. Black has nothing to do with how someone behaves, but with their biological makeup. To say that I'm not Black because I don't conform to stereotypes such as using "n*gga" as a term of enderment is not only insulting to Black people, but f*cking stupid. Haitian people are Black, but they don't speak slang, sag their pants, or listen to rap music. Nigerians are Black, but they don't do any of those things either. So, take your stupid ass "logic" and shove it up your ass. By the way, just to be clear, my mother was born in Jamaica, my father was born in Haiti, I was born and raised in Brooklyn (Brownsville, Flatbush, East New York). So, once again, GTFO.

I can't beleive you'd say something so f*cking stupid. It's because of people like you that Blacks are thought of as ghetto and looked down upon.

Listen BRHD(:lol: I knew it was you). As someone famous black star said "You need two types of ways to speak a professional one, and one that you use in the streets". I clearly have both. I can speak professionally in business situations yet still connect with my peers when I am not. Beleive it or not the "N word" meaning has changed overtime much like politics. To many blacks it is considered a friendly term toward each other depending on the context. Its just another curse word to us these days. You can sit there on your high horse and feel superior for not saying it but leave the people that do say it alone. I love that word, I love the way I speak when I'm with friends wouldn't change it for the world. So yeah idgaf about your opinion. And to correct you there is nothing biological about black skin. The gene doesn't even exist.

STFU. I honestly only read the first two words of your post. You're a f*cking idiot to me. After spouting that dumbass "logic", nothing you say matters. You're exactly what's wrong with the Black community. I guess by your dumb ass "logic", Wayne Brady isn't Black either. Get your dumbass off of the internet. Go read a book for a few hours. Maybe you'll learn to think to think straight, you f*ckin' moron.

I hate black people who use the N word flippantly.

Probably more than a racist white person using it.

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"]

[QUOTE="King-Kai"]

My dude, GTFO. Black has nothing to do with how someone behaves, but with their biological makeup. To say that I'm not Black because I don't conform to stereotypes such as using "n*gga" as a term of enderment is not only insulting to Black people, but f*cking stupid. Haitian people are Black, but they don't speak slang, sag their pants, or listen to rap music. Nigerians are Black, but they don't do any of those things either. So, take your stupid ass "logic" and shove it up your ass. By the way, just to be clear, my mother was born in Jamaica, my father was born in Haiti, I was born and raised in Brooklyn (Brownsville, Flatbush, East New York). So, once again, GTFO.

I can't beleive you'd say something so f*cking stupid. It's because of people like you that Blacks are thought of as ghetto and looked down upon.

King-Kai

Listen BRHD(:lol: I knew it was you). As someone famous black star said "You need two types of ways to speak a professional one, and one that you use in the streets". I clearly have both. I can speak professionally in business situations yet still connect with my peers when I am not. Beleive it or not the "N word" meaning has changed overtime much like politics. To many blacks it is considered a friendly term toward each other depending on the context. Its just another curse word to us these days. You can sit there on your high horse and feel superior for not saying it but leave the people that do say it alone. I love that word, I love the way I speak when I'm with friends wouldn't change it for the world. So yeah idgaf about your opinion. And to correct you there is nothing biological about black skin. The gene doesn't even exist.

STFU. I honestly only read the first two words of your post. You're a f*cking idiot to me. After spouting that dumbass "logic", nothing you say matters. You're exactly what's wrong with the Black community. I guess by your dumb ass "logic", Wayne Brady isn't Black either. Get your dumbass off of the internet. Go read a book for a few hours. Maybe you'll learn to think to think straight, you f*ckin' moron.

>runs away from the argument

>feels cool

:lol: Too easy :lol:.

So, what do you think of this OT?

King-Kai

I think you're extremely annoying and should just drop this racism thing. You're not helping anyone with your blatantly biased posts.

I hate black people who use the N word flippantly.

Probably more than a racist white person using it.

Ilovegames1992

[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]

I hate black people who use the N word flippantly.

Probably more than a racist white person using it.

MgamerBD

Not really. Its a hateful word and black people more than anyone should know better. Doesnt matter about the context. Even if its just a friendly greeting. Just seems an utter spit on the face of the forefathers of these people who fought for civil rights and had to go through all that stuff.

Embarrasses me really when i here.

[QUOTE="helwa1988"][QUOTE="hippiesanta"]In my honest opinion... blacks are too sensitive ... I blame it to Al SharptonVictalis

"I was pulled over for being black"

Usually translates into I was speeding or made a traffic violation. It is a convenient excuse.

"Whites" and other races make excuses like "blacks" do but they do not claim it was their skin color usually.

[QUOTE="Victalis"]

[QUOTE="helwa1988"] Most blacks don't even take him serious. I know I don't. And it has more to do with the whole slave thing and segregation and all. Not only that young black men are still getting pulled over for driving while black. A black driving a BMW is bond to get pulled over by the cops. But these are facts that for some reason white America like to ignore.helwa1988

"I was pulled over for being black"

Usually translates into I was speeding or made a traffic violation. It is a convenient excuse.

"Whites" and other races make excuses like "blacks" do but they do not claim it was their skin color usually.

No they are not, these comments are probably Hollywood marketing, have you not figured out how unpopular racism is now (rightfully so but still).

You are calling me naive yet you think those comments are real and not advertising for Hollywood.

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"][QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]

I hate black people who use the N word flippantly.

Probably more than a racist white person using it.

Ilovegames1992

Not really. Its a hateful word and black people more than anyone should know better. Doesnt matter about the context. Even if its just a friendly greeting. Just seems an utter spit on the face of the forefathers of these people who fought for civil rights and had to go through all that stuff.

Embarrasses me really when i here.

[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"] Depends on the context and concept actually.MgamerBD

Not really. Its a hateful word and black people more than anyone should know better. Doesnt matter about the context. Even if its just a friendly greeting. Just seems an utter spit on the face of the forefathers of these people who fought for civil rights and had to go through all that stuff.

Embarrasses me really when i here.

If people want to use it, then thats fine its their perogative. Just will be one of those things i'll never get used to.

And why is this news? Who cares? DarkOfKnight

Exactly. People spew hateful things in most cases to get attention, or out of ignorance. These days, it's for the world to see because of the internet.

I didn't read the books, but even if I did, it wouldn't matter much, the actress did a great job in the movie.

[QUOTE="helwa1988"][QUOTE="hippiesanta"]In my honest opinion... blacks are too sensitive ... I blame it to Al SharptonVictalis

"I was pulled over for being black"

Usually translates into I was speeding or made a traffic violation. It is a convenient excuse.

"Whites" and other races make excuses like "blacks" do but they do not claim it was their skin color usually.

[QUOTE="Victalis"]

[QUOTE="helwa1988"] Most blacks don't even take him serious. I know I don't. And it has more to do with the whole slave thing and segregation and all. Not only that young black men are still getting pulled over for driving while black. A black driving a BMW is bond to get pulled over by the cops. But these are facts that for some reason white America like to ignore.Crunchy_Nuts

"I was pulled over for being black"

Usually translates into I was speeding or made a traffic violation. It is a convenient excuse.

"Whites" and other races make excuses like "blacks" do but they do not claim it was their skin color usually.

Doesnt even like black windows.

Racist pigs.

All that aside: who the hell names a character Cinnamon if they aren't going to be a stripper?

THE_DRUGGIE

Never go to Youtube TC, you'll die from the comments alone.foxhound_fox

I see racist comments on YouTube every day. They don't affect me. I created this thread not because I'm personally hurt or suprised (I'm neither), but because I simply think it's worth discussing. That's all.

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"]Never go to Youtube TC, you'll die from the comments alone.King-Kai

I see racist comments on YouTube every day. They don't affect me. I created this thread not because I'm personally hurt or suprised (I'm neither), but because I simply think it's worth discussing. That's all.

[QUOTE="Ilovegames1992"]

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"] Depends on the context and concept actually.MgamerBD

Not really. Its a hateful word and black people more than anyone should know better. Doesnt matter about the context. Even if its just a friendly greeting. Just seems an utter spit on the face of the forefathers of these people who fought for civil rights and had to go through all that stuff.

Embarrasses me really when i here.

[QUOTE="King-Kai"]

I'm going to work for three hours. I'll be back. Chat among yourselves.

AussieePet

Saying n*gga is like saying ese,homie or dude,its not a big deal if you're black.Bucked20

Nice double standard.

Either let us all use the N word as a term of endearment, or ban it outright.

Humanity is just disappointing sometimes.

[QUOTE="Bucked20"]Saying n*gga is like saying ese,homie or dude,its not a big deal if you're black.Nibroc420

Nice double standard.

Either let us all use the N word as a term of endearment, or ban it outright.

You can use it if you want. Just be prepared to deal with the consequences.

[quote="mari"]why did the producer make all of the good characters black smhKing-Kai

This just in! Racists still exist.Ace6301

Saying n*gga is like saying ese,homie or dude,its not a big deal if you're black.Bucked20

Thats kind of offensive to me though. Its shameful.

[QUOTE="Bucked20"]Saying n*gga is like saying ese,homie or dude,its not a big deal if you're black.Nibroc420

Nice double standard.

Either let us all use the N word as a term of endearment, or ban it outright.

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

[QUOTE="Bucked20"]Saying n*gga is like saying ese,homie or dude,its not a big deal if you're black.GreySeal9

Nice double standard.

Either let us all use the N word as a term of endearment, or ban it outright.

You can use it if you want. Just be prepared to deal with the consequences.

[QUOTE="GreySeal9"]

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

Nice double standard.

Either let us all use the N word as a term of endearment, or ban it outright.

Nibroc420

You can use it if you want. Just be prepared to deal with the consequences.

Most Americans would probably just call you a dumb ass.

I read the book some time ago ( hunger games sucks in my opinion ) but to my understanding thesh or w/e his name is and the little girl where both from the same town and the town was full of black people. I don't remember who Cinnamon is.. is that a made up character?

Considering the fact that Suzzane Collins - the author of the books - is American, and the fact that Blacks have a historical presence in America, it is safe to assume that the characters are intended to be Black, not indian. In America, dark brown skin == Black.King-Kai

Quick: which of these people has dark brown skin:

...hint: it's NOT the black person.