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Who the F____ cares what anyone is called - grow some skin. Technically anyone not living in Africa (first nations included) is an immigrant. If we want to be absolutely politically correct we should all be referred to (except for those actually still living in Africa - they are just Africans) as Peripheral Africans (just made that up).
Who cares? Well obviously the people who are being called names they do not like. Should you not respect their wishes? Only the ignorant still call the Inuit, Eskimos.
Context grasshopper. A subforum on an obscure hunting site - who cares. It's the internet. You are a socialist leech with a bad case of male white guilt syndrome. I'm a red neck capitalist pig oppressing the proletariat. Nobody cares and other than the few people who I know personally here I don't care what who calls me what or what they think of me. Either way always fun to emerge from my under my bridge and post something that I know will draw you out from under your bridge.
If your life is about insulting others , that is a very sad life indeed. How do you know I am white? Back under your bridge.
Context again. It's the internet - if you feel qualified to judge my life on the basis of a few posts - have at it - don't give a rip. In the context of this thread it is just you and only because of the big red staple's easy button on your forehead.Quote:
Originally Posted by fishermccann
When you say things like ' who cares', it shows your true character, even in just a few posts.
You do know you called Magic a "Neanderthal" right?Quote:
Originally Posted by fishermccann
I just laughed when I read that.He can call me whatever. I have some friends from India and that's what they say when asked where they're from. Or thy say from Asia.Cowboys didn' t call them those awful first nation people they called them injuns
I said try not to be like the Neanderthal. I did not call him one. I did that on purpose so I could not be accused of name calling.Quote:
Originally Posted by onelessarrow
If everyone’s skin were a little thicker, the world would be a better place.