It's okay to be racist against Italians.
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[video=youtube;O1JdL7MUA3M]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1JdL7MUA3M[/video]
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#2
How dare these shitlords make a joke.

The nerve.
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#3
>Wendy's
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#4
What's up with all the threads on race lately?
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Locked Wrote:How dare these shitlords make a joke.

The nerve.

So if instead they were eating, oh idunno, some fusia that's really sour and they were squinting their eyes and then the punchline was "Now I know why Asians have such squinty eyes" it'd be just a joke then too?

Moonlapse Wrote:What's up with all the threads on race lately?

because the struggle is real israel
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To be fair, italians are incredibly racist.
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Takebacker Wrote:To be fair, italians are incredibly racist.

eh i don't find that true my mother is 100% italian and every other italian person and not racist at all, the only form of hatred i really see is from people i know that are Sicilian that is older or got it from their parents(myself being half but not implying myself ) that hate on the Milans or any other northerner type italian.
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....Except the stereotype that "Italians talk with their hands", is not a negative stereotype, so it be more like "Wow, I guess it's true Asians are so smart".

F`uck, any Italian here offended that we talk with our hands?
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[video=youtube_share;9JhuOicPFZY]http://youtu.be/9JhuOicPFZY[/video]

Honestly though, that video was about as racist as people saying English people like tea. it's a fun stereotype.
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Razmos Wrote:Honestly though, that video was about as racist as people saying English people like tea. it's a fun stereotype.

"Wow, I guess it's true the British are super polite"

wanker
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#11
I guess all irish people are abusive alcoholics, and all cubans are great swimmers, and all greek males are [secretly] gay, and all french people are arrogant, and every american is a gun-totting NRA member, eh?
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#12
French are pretty arrogant on average, specially the ones from Paris. It's true, I lived there a year and a half.
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Yuel Wrote:eh i don't find that true my mother is 100% italian and every other italian person and not racist at all, the only form of hatred i really see is from people i know that are Sicilian that is older or got it from their parents(myself being half but not implying myself ) that hate on the Milans or any other northerner type italian.

Is she born and raised in the US like my own not racist 100% italian mother? Go talk to anyone born in italy and you'll probably find an overwhelming hatred of germans, for example. I don't really consider hatred of a subset of your own nationality to be racism lol, nor am i generalizing that all italians are racist.
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Takebacker Wrote:Is she born and raised in the US like my own not racist 100% italian mother? Go talk to anyone born in italy and you'll probably find an overwhelming hatred of germans, for example. I don't really consider hatred of a subset of your own nationality to be racism lol, nor am i generalizing that all italians are racist.

To add onto this, that entire area is pretty much at the brink of civil war because of strong rooted vendettas between those races.
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more like state-ist against all of new jersey, new york, and pennsylvania, ahahaha

EVERYONE HERE TALKS WITH THEIR HANDS. EVERYONE.
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MuscleWizard Wrote:more like state-ist against all of new jersey, new york, and pennsylvania, ahahaha

EVERYONE HERE TALKS WITH THEIR HANDS. EVERYONE.

That ain't what they said though, was it? They specifically chose to say "Italians".

I'll be awaiting the next advertisement announcing their new "soul food" items on the menu and everyone's greatly enjoying the pleasant odor of the food and there being a remark "WOW NOW I KNOW WHY BLACK PEOPLE HAVE BIG WIDE NOSES"


also to whoever moved my thread: this pomegranate ain't shenanigans. I'm dead serious about this.
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#17
We're all a bit racist anyway, no need to make a big deal out of every time.
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#18
What the pineapple. It was an homage to the way Italians traditionally prepare food, as noted "...with a little more passion." It was a (racial) compliment, and a good one at that, because Italian cuisine is fantastic.

Also, soul food is good. Don't trust anyone who dislikes a good fried chicken leg or some collard greens.

ALSO, no, you're not dead serious about this.
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Words Wrote:We're all a bit racist anyway, no need to make a big deal out of every time.


[video=youtube;tbud8rLejLM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbud8rLejLM[/video]
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xparasite9 Wrote:That ain't what they said though, was it? They specifically chose to say "Italians".

I'll be awaiting the next advertisement announcing their new "soul food" items on the menu and everyone's greatly enjoying the pleasant odor of the food and there being a remark "WOW NOW I KNOW WHY BLACK PEOPLE HAVE BIG WIDE NOSES"


also to whoever moved my thread: this pomegranate ain't shenanigans. I'm dead serious about this.

It's hard to take seriously when you are taking ridiculous extremes that are intentionally offensive
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