03-27-2017, 12:56 PM
(03-27-2017, 12:29 PM)fredtoast Wrote: No.
"Straight" implies "privilege" while "unemployed" implies "victim".
My entire point was that a person in position of privilege does not have a right to play a victim card. That is different than trying to say that a person in a position of being disadvantaged, i.e. unemployed, does not have a right to play a victim card.
My use of "white" was to imply privilege, not denigrate. The insult I was making to Perry had to do with his playing the victim card, not his race. My mention of race was actually positive, not negative.
Nice try, no one is going to buy this lawyerish dissembling though. You made a racist statement. Stereotyping behavior based on ethnicity is the definition of racism and that's exactly what you did. Own it.
