I personally get sick and tired of political correctness these days.. I know it’s a black history month and both coaches are black, but God why making suck a big deal out of it? Big corporations spend 30 million dollars to suck up to 10% of entire population just to look as if they are so diverse. You know what would be even better.. to those executive directors in South Central LA handing out drinks or building a shelter.. how convincing that would be… What if one of the coaches was Latino or Chinese? Would anyone care?
Don’t you think there should have been watermelon cola commercial during super bowl?
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I am African American... but only from the waist down
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I am so confused
what does that have to do with watermelon cola? LOL
i actually spent like 20 minutes trying to track something down about a watermelon cola ad during the super bowl, and only came to the conclusion that there is no watermelon cola, but there should be!Comment
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I think he means that blacks like watermelon, but surely you couldnt have missed thatComment
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blacks are known to like watermelon and fried chicked..and i guess coca cola..even though i thought it was lemonade..
it would be great if people could be recognized and cherished by their actions, not by their color and religion...especially the superbowl."Obscenity is whatever gives the Judge an erection." -- Author UnknownComment
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haha, yeah, I figured it had something to do with blacks because of the watermelon bit....but what a stupid thread title, doesn't even make sense really, even for a racist
funny story though...when we first moved to Atlanta I was driving down the street where we lived and saw a chicken wings place, backed up to that chicken wings place was a truckload of watermelons...there were like 40 black people lined up in both lines, for the wings and watermelon....it was one of the biggest stereotypes ever coming to life right in front of my eyes
it was then and there that I really truly found out how accurate some stereotypes areComment







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