Quote (Beowulf @ Feb 16 2019 06:21pm)
lmao
country folk joke about country folk and/or use the words redneck and hillbilly (which people are super proud about in the country)
so it's ok for the President of the United States to mock massacres by the US government he controls
true dat
You conservatives are out yo damn minds on this Trump worship
yes, a lot of people use the words. redneck and hillbilly specifically are used both positively by some, and negatively by others(CNN).
it's become a rather generalized term for a large group of people. i wonder what other words are similar to this for other races? right my ***ga?
context matters. if you remember the thread i quoted you from, i called you out and apologized for doing so. within the scope of the full topic, i thought you were mostly justified in your use of the phrase "rural redknecks"
so, i am not defending trump's use of the word pocahontas. i agreed that it was a bit racist to use the word in it's context.
but also in context, it was describing a woman "pretending" to be native american. pocahontas is mostly known and used in reference to the very popular disney film. it's the
only native american woman's name most people can recognize.
ALSO in context, this was in comparison of Omar. which "you" stated has been misrepresented, and have been unable to state why.
i'll ask again since you probably forgot within 1 page's time.
1. how was omar's tweets misrepresented?
2. what tweet from trump is as openly racist as her whole career?
3. gives the quotes of how trump mocked people at wounded knee.
these are your 3 main points that you are unable to provide any actual info for.
you have answered with 1 pocahontas joke so far. describing a "woman" pretending to be "native american" as an incentive for her to gain votes for "POTUS2020". she also just happens to be guilty of claiming such on government documents for decades as well.