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-Removed-You have never heard of 'a dark side', to ones personality? What it means is irrelevant, the fact that it exists and is a perfectly plausible explanation demonstrates that you simply assumed you knew what the writer meant when in fact there was another perfectly acceptable perspective. Why are you so self assuming?
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieHow about you try and answer the actual question which was asked? That's twice you've dodged it now.
it is the darkness and ugliness of character which is black and ugly - Mr Moggy
Why are you so self assuming? Why did you assume that black meant racism? Is it because your mind has been conditioned to think in a certain way?
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Originally posted by Proper KnobProper tantrum sup dude? I am under no duress to answer anything. I don't know what it means. I am willing to make room for the idea that black is being used in a metaphorical sense.
How about you try and answer the actual question which was asked? That's twice you've dodged it now.
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Originally posted by robbie carrobiethe writer wrote, "black women"...
Proper tantrum sup dude? I am under no duress to answer anything. I don't know what it means. I am willing to make room for the idea that black is being used in a metaphorical sense.
considering that english is prolly not the writer's native language, this is fair enough...
however,
divvy's assertion is also as true as heck...
sounds devilishly racist to me...
edit to include his comment to which i refer:
Originally posted by divegeester
Hmm. Trying to camouflage bigotry and racism under a guise of an oblique linguististics and posting quirkiness isn't gonna cut it.