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stinger-splash · 07-02-2008, 07:35 PM

A few months ago I was the referee in a heavy match between two football teams. Just before half-time a fight broke out and the other players got involved too. Nobody else really gave some punches except for one 'black' player. After the rest was returned I called for the two fighters and the black guy. However, the black guy refused to come over so I asked the captain to have him come over. When he asked me 'who?' I said that black guy. Immeditely the black guy came to me and called me a racist. Surprised,I looked him in the eye, shook my head and said it wasn't ment like that at all. He was still really angry.
All three end up with a red card. The rest of the match went perfectly.

the_matthew_ · 07-02-2008, 08:03 PM

Dont say "black" say "fucking n*gger" .

n*gger = nagger lol lol lol

**ItsWhatIdo** · 07-02-2008, 08:19 PM

What you ignorant Hardy mark can't seem to understand is you are bringing race into in a negative connotation. You are putting him down, as haha you aren't the most athletic black guy. Like it is some bad thing for him to not be the most athletic black guy. Who the hell cares if he is black or not. The argument is about his race, not his athleticism.

Shouldn't you be jerking off waiting for the next rating to come out so you can post it up, and then argue about why Hardy affected it positively while Cena negatively affected it? I think getting in an argument about whether you are racist or not is out of your range.

**-TheEnigma-** · 07-02-2008, 08:36 PM

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Originally Posted by ItsWhatIdo

What you ignorant Hardy mark can't seem to understand is you are bringing race into in a negative connotation. You are putting him down, as haha you aren't the most athletic black guy. Like it is some bad thing for him to not be the most athletic black guy. Who the hell cares if he is black or not. The argument is about his race, not his athleticism.

Shouldn't you be jerking off waiting for the next rating to come out so you can post it up, and then argue about why Hardy affected it positively while Cena negatively affected it? I think getting in an argument about whether you are racist or not is out of your range.

First off Hardy has nothing to do with any of this.

What you said is nothing short of bullshit and not at all what i said or what my point was, so you can stfu with that shit.

I dont care if he is black, nobodys race affects my views of said person so dont suggest that it does, and i'll say this again, the WWE is looking for black wrestlers to market to that specific audience, that was a report that was released its not me making stuff up, and this is where my comment of Kofi Kingston being a better black athlete comes in, and its this simple and my point was Kofi Kingston being the better 'black athlete' of the two will be pushed ahead of Shelton Benjamin in this WWE scheme to find black wrestlers to market towards the african-american market, that was my whole point, stop trying to twist it into something it wasnt.

If your unable to understand that this is a WWE business decision of marketing black wrestlers to a black audience to garner greating ratings in that demographic then their really is no point arguing with you.

**ItsWhatIdo** · 07-02-2008, 08:48 PM

Explain to me how his skin color was prevalent at all? You singled out his race to be able to put down his athletic ability. That's racism. Not too hard to understand. Had you compared him by just who he is you would have had to say he is the second most athletic man on the roster. That doesn't sound too bad.

It's okay though Jeff Hardy isn't even the best Hardy on the roster. So I can see how you struggle.

**-TheEnigma-** · 07-02-2008, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by ItsWhatIdo

Explain to me how his skin color was prevalent at all? You singled out his race to be able to put down his athletic ability. That's racism. Not too hard to understand. Had you compared him by just who he is you would have had to say he is the second most athletic man on the roster. That doesn't sound too bad.

It's okay though Jeff Hardy isn't even the best Hardy on the roster. So I can see how you struggle.

I didnt put down his ability, i just said he was no longer the best because Kofi has come along and is better.

I have explained it in every post to you why i said black athlete, and here one final time Kofi & Shelton whether you like it or not are competing for spots because of the WWE's new policy to market black wrestlers to improve the african-american audience and my point was Kofi will be pushed ahead of Shelton in this marketing of black wrestlers towards that demographic.

Fuck me what is so hard to understand.

Answer me this is WWE calling somebody Kofi Kingston and marketing them as stereotypical Jamaican because he is black racist.

**taylorfitz** · 07-02-2008, 10:41 PM

Wait why did you say "black athlete" again?

I understand what you are saying and I agree. It sounds like some people don't want to understand what you are saying though.

**RPC** · 07-02-2008, 11:32 PM

That doesn't make sense that's like saying Undertaker is the second best white wrestler. You wouldn't say that.

Drakeman · 07-03-2008, 12:08 AM

I hate this kind of shit. All of this "you singled him out by calling him black... that's racist!" crap that's being flung around today is absolutely absurd. In fact, I'm willing to argue my case that the majority of the people that do this crap are intentionally trying to get a rise out of the opposing person and generate controversy. It's just a stupid game. When can people learn that it doesn't matter what fucking color you are... it's the person that you are on the inside is all that matters. Everything else is moot point.

And before I get labeled a "racist" for being ignorant towards the history that blacks had to endure, I was one of only two white people on my school's Varsity Basketball Team. Was I treated any differently by the black people that compromised the rest of my team? No! None of them gave a damn that I called them black. We even took it to a further level by calling ourselves derogatory racist names on some rare occasions for fun. Most of them are very good friends of mine and we still talk to each other even today. The bottom line is, the more crap that is flipped out of context from it's intentional message, the further we drive ourselves away from the unity that people like MLK jr. wanted years ago.

green25814 · 07-03-2008, 12:24 AM

One thing i do genuinely dislike, (and i wouldnt call it racist, but still) is how people are always trying to pair up black wrestlers in tag teams based of race. They could be completely different in everyway, but because of their skin colour, they instantly become tagteam champion potential.

I blame the wwe and the steriotyping though.