Sentences with phrase «making racist jokes»

Which is why I rarely criticize people for their beliefs unless they're spamming or making racist jokes or something.

But, you need to understand that making racists jokes is not going to fetch you any brownie points.

I remember a time when one of my friends made a racist joke and another said, hey man, we don't go for that anymore.»

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That feud included Hannity calling Kimmel a racist, pervert, and «Harvey Weinstein Jr.,» while Kimmel ultimately drew criticism and apologized for making what many saw as a homophobic joke about Hannity's apparent love for Trump.

I love how ANYONE that makes a joke about Obama, or disagrees with him or any of his policies is a racist..

what a joke... and you libs KEEP making excuses for all thier failings... it shows who the real racists are.....

You have my word if I win Im taking my money and Im buying the Redskins and changing the name to Whiteskins to show everyone its funny how its not racist when its a joke making fun of White people.

Read the full article if you want all of the gory details, but the basic idea is that she's racist, insensitive (e.g., she makes jokes about 9/11), erratic, a hit - and - run driver, and, above all else, a really poor speller.

What's more, the jokes made courtesy of ultra - sexist / racist caricatures actually go further than being witty and insightful comments about our multicultural society, and in fact come right back around to being sexist and racist.

Even worse, this section of the film immediately follows a series of scenes involving a relationship between Ferrell and Good's characters, which really just amounts to Ferrell making a bunch of tone - deaf and unfunny racist jokes that not only don't work, but actually cross the line to discomfort.

The Farrellys are better than racial stereotypes, but they make Lloyd racist toward Harry's adoptive Asian parents, laughing at the mother's «gibberish» and joking, «Love you long time.»

«Get Hard» was screened at the SXSW Film Festival, and Etan Cohen (the writer of «Tropic Thunder» and «Men in Black 3», who makes his feature film directorial debut here) was blasted in a Q&A for all of the racist and homophobic jokes, stereotypes and profiling in the film.

By far the most common form of this failure to intervene at the middle level is when teachers, who would most often confront instances of racist, ethnic, or sexist name calling, make little to no effort to intervene when they hear anti-gay name calling or jokes, including «That's so gay.»

Being a lawyer in 2017 should mean more than just imparting specific technical knowledge to a client when requested, but also means not laughing at the sexist, homophobic, or racist joke that a client makes in an effort to endear yourself to him or herself.

Is it to not make racist or sexist jokes — the example in your article — OK, but that's an explicit obligation in the Rules, indeed, one probably founded in legal obligations under the OHRC regarding employment and services.

What about all of the racist jokes you have laughed at or all of the times you have made some comment about the Aboriginal dole bludgers buying booze.

Read the full article if you want all of the gory details, but the basic idea is that she's racist, insensitive (e.g., she makes jokes about 9/11), erratic, a hit - and - run driver, and, above all else, a really poor speller.