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Title: The bouncy subject of the moment
Post by: thundley4 on May 22, 2010, 01:35:43 PM
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HipChick   (1000+ posts)             Sat May-22-10 11:59 AM
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A few years ago, a couple of colleagues of mine were denied service at a diner..
   
Edited on Sat May-22-10 12:00 PM by HipChick
We were all on a biz trip down south..we all decided to go out for dinner, and while driving around, spotted this quaint eatery. It seemed like it took forever for anyone to come over to us to get a table, and in the end we just found a couple of tables ourselves and seated ourselves..after another long wait, a waitress finally showed up to start taking our orders. When she got to an indian colleague that was with us, and another black person, she jammed her thumb in the air at them, and said loudly "We don't serve them kind in here" and abruptly walked off. We were all disgusted, and in silent unison got up and all left.
I can't hardly believe in May 2010, we are still debating the issue of Segregation...for in some people's mind,it never went away,try and intellectualize it all you want..but when I see Rand Paul spewing this crap...I call it what it is Racism..and it doesn't have to be wrapped the white hood and sheets..often its right there in front of you..exposed in word and deed..
Linky (http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x8391169)

I'm not bringing anything else over, but this is typical of the DUmp. Since Rand Paul was on with Rachel Madcow, this type of bouncy is popular at the DUmp.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=389&topic_id=8386504&mesg_id=8386504

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x8391643

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=389&topic_id=8389899&mesg_id=8389899

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x8391589

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=389&topic_id=8387320&mesg_id=8387320
Title: Re: The bouncy subject of the moment
Post by: dandi on May 22, 2010, 02:19:11 PM
DUmmies just love to portray the South as an endless chain of small towns filled with pickup truck-loads of drunk, axehandle-wielding, bakker-chawin', rebel-yellin' rednecks chasing blacks up and down the street.

In the little town where I was born and raised and still live today, the guy who cut my hair when I was a kid was a Grand Dragon with the KKK. There was a separate entrance at the movie theater for blacks and they had to sit in the balcony. You never, ever saw a black person in the local restaurants. There were separate public restrooms. The works.

You would think that if there were any vestiges of the Jim Crow South left they would be here. The reality is that racial conflicts are practically nonexistant. There are black locally elected officials. Interracial couples mingle freely in society without harrassment. Blacks and whites live, work and interact together as normally and matter-of-factly as any group.

Do racist attitudes still exist? It would be foolish to believe they didn't. It's just that they don't affect that many people or manifest themselves in ways detrimental to minority folk the way DU has deluded itself, and would love to fool others, into believing. Their cries of racism are nothing but a lazy, cynical, dishonest way to shut down debate and marginalize opponents. Anyone with the most meager insight into human behavior can see that.
Title: Re: The bouncy subject of the moment
Post by: Ballygrl on May 22, 2010, 02:41:52 PM
How interesting, I have a story too but mine happens to be the truth.

My Cousin and his wife live in Brooklyn, they're white, they like going to the Olive Garden so a couple of times they went to 1 in Brooklyn, they were the only whites in the restaurant, took them forever to get a seat, people who came in after them were all black and they got seats, they were finally seated and it took forever to get service and the server was rude. They went back a 2nd time thinking it was a mistake, nope, same thing happened again and they never went back.
Title: Re: The bouncy subject of the moment
Post by: blitzkrieg_17 on May 22, 2010, 02:53:43 PM
Bounce. Back when such things did actually happen, it was cause of democrat policies. ZERO bongs, and negative-500 on the bouncy scale.
Title: Re: The bouncy subject of the moment
Post by: Traveshamockery on May 22, 2010, 08:19:09 PM
When the waitress said "We don't serve them kind in here," she probably meant stupid ass liberals.
Title: Re: The bouncy subject of the moment
Post by: Vagabond on May 22, 2010, 10:09:17 PM
Dear Hip chick,

Bull S**t!

signed

Vagabond
Title: Re: The bouncy subject of the moment
Post by: Attero Dominatus on May 22, 2010, 11:00:07 PM
Sure it happened....in the DUmbshit's imagination!

That bouncy fell flat.
Title: Re: The bouncy subject of the moment
Post by: AllosaursRus on May 23, 2010, 03:15:13 AM
How interesting, I have a story too but mine happens to be the truth.

My Cousin and his wife live in Brooklyn, they're white, they like going to the Olive Garden so a couple of times they went to 1 in Brooklyn, they were the only whites in the restaurant, took them forever to get a seat, people who came in after them were all black and they got seats, they were finally seated and it took forever to get service and the server was rude. They went back a 2nd time thinking it was a mistake, nope, same thing happened again and they never went back.

In the late 90's I Supered a job rehabilitating a HUD project in Oklahoma City. It was smack dab in the black neighborhood, big surprise I know. Every time I went to the local grocery for lunch the cashiers refused to put my change in the palm of my hand and instead literally thru it down in front of me on the counter.

I have seen way more racial hatred from blacks than I have ever experienced with Caucasians, and "Toots" is from down in the Holler, south of Charleston West, by God, Virginny!

The city had to turn off the water and sewer in order to evict the hold-outs in the apartment complex we were trying to save. There were still people living in the lower floors even though there was 6 inches of backed up sewer water in the apartments. Before they left, they set the place on fire! Nice people!

We hired off duty cops for security and ended up having to put up a chain link fence topped with razor wire in order to keep our materials on the job site. Place was a real hell hole!

One of the worst experiences of my career in construction!
Title: Re: The bouncy subject of the moment
Post by: diesel driver on May 23, 2010, 08:51:01 AM
Don't believe this bouncy for a second, for the following reasons....

1)  I've lived in Virginia my entire 51 years, traveled extensively throughout the South and Midwest, and I have YET to see any of what this DUmbass says happened....

2)  If it DID happen, one call to Jessee Jackassson would have NAACP, ACLU, NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN, NYT, MSNBC, USATODAY, NEWSWEEK, et al. fist fighting in the streets for a chance to interview said DUmbass, and do an "in depth" expose on the diner....

3)  The waitress was probably Black....
Title: Re: The bouncy subject of the moment
Post by: crockspot on May 23, 2010, 12:52:34 PM
How interesting, I have a story too but mine happens to be the truth.

My Cousin and his wife live in Brooklyn, they're white, they like going to the Olive Garden so a couple of times they went to 1 in Brooklyn, they were the only whites in the restaurant, took them forever to get a seat, people who came in after them were all black and they got seats, they were finally seated and it took forever to get service and the server was rude. They went back a 2nd time thinking it was a mistake, nope, same thing happened again and they never went back.

Reminds me of a scene in the Sopranos where Chris and Adrianna are in a burger joint full of black people, and Chris says very loudly from the back, "Whose welfare check do I gotta cash to get a burger in here?!"
Title: Re: The bouncy subject of the moment
Post by: Ballygrl on May 23, 2010, 01:28:49 PM
Reminds me of a scene in the Sopranos where Chris and Adrianna are in a burger joint full of black people, and Chris says very loudly from the back, "Whose welfare check do I gotta cash to get a burger in here?!"

:lmao:

People don't want to face the fact that other races discriminate against whites, it's not just a 1 way street.