Sentences with phrase «racist thing»
There, he meets plenty of family friends who say slightly racist things while attempting to make him feel at home.
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The launch comes after Microsoft revealed its Chinese - speaking XiaoIce chatbot in 2014 and more recently the youth - focused Tay chatbot, which Microsoft yanked after the bot learned how to say racist things as a result of user input.
I have so many people I know who would stand up and tell you they are God - fearing people and walk in the ways of the Lord... in fact, they would shout it from the rooftops, but in the next instant have the most racist things come out of their mouth.
This is obviously outrageous, though it's worth noting that Sterling has done multiple outrageously racist things before.
He argued that «people can say racist things because they are afflicted, temporarily or permanently, with stupidity, but that doesn't make them a racist.»
If someone says racist things and they or their surrogates, defenders, and followers, say they weren't serious or literal, then we have the right to challenge them on why they said it until the rotten root that motivated them is exposed.
«People now feel free to say racist things that they wouldn't have said before.»
O went to that guy»; s church for 20 years and then lies and says he never heard Wright say racist things.
When someone says racist things, they think racist things.
HEY CRYSTAL SPRINGS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH: the bible says God has hair like lambs wool and feet like bronze (dark brown) when you finally see God, good luck with the racist thing!
We have this cultural idea very deeply nested in privilege that says no one should say or do anything that would make another person uncomfortable, like say, «That's not true» or, «that's a racist thing to say».
A while back they moved to california where interracial relationships are supposed to be acceptable, he says people openly say racist things to his face and most of the times they are minorities.
It starts with the abuse of Guantanamo Bay prisoners (they're forced to eat «cock sandwiches»), then it runs along with a dim - witted Homeland Security agent Ron Fox (Rob Corddry) who wipes his ass with the Bill of Rights and does every racist thing imaginable, and ultimately lands on a ridiculous portrayal of President George W. Bush as a pot - smoking dumbass who fears his father and the vice-president.
- I specifically state the book is addressed to a female within the first few pages: he thought it was addressed to a male - «shock» I suffered racism because I look more white - suggesting I only thought people had said racist things to me because I have a persecution complex - minutes after I gave him the manuscript he said some sentences were too long.
2017 was the year when the world's understanding of the most powerful man on the planet moved from «he's not necessarily dangerous and racist, he just says dangerous and racist things» to «he is dangerous and racist, but he's not necessarily fascist, he just says fascist things.»