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kpete

(71,984 posts)
Mon Oct 27, 2014, 09:09 AM Oct 2014

Yes. This is how racism begins. Parents passing on their hate to their children


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I think the amazing thing, is that this type of behavior no longer stuns me....
still disgusts me, but no, I am not shocked or stunned
- I did see some adult versions yesterday,
but this means the adults are passing their hate along to their children.
https://twitter.com/michaelwhitney/status/526361344153751553
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Yes. This is how racism begins. Parents passing on their hate to their children (Original Post) kpete Oct 2014 OP
I saw it too shenmue Oct 2014 #1
Passing on hatred and racism is a parental right, it is not child abuse, you liberals keep your paws Fred Sanders Oct 2014 #2
This is thoroughly despicable. 3catwoman3 Oct 2014 #3
I love this quote by Denis Leary. CrispyQ Oct 2014 #4
Misogyny as well. Brickbat Oct 2014 #5
"Greatest costume ever"??? progressoid Oct 2014 #6
Sick, sick people. Solly Mack Oct 2014 #7
What strikes me about this is YarnAddict Oct 2014 #8
I don't see it as race, kiva Oct 2014 #9
It absolutely is race- his face is darkened, look at his forehead and neck. bettyellen Oct 2014 #11
This goes way beyond misogyny. It's glorification of violence against women. Nye Bevan Oct 2014 #10
you don't think strawberries Oct 2014 #12
No Marrah_G Oct 2014 #13
It's the parent's responsibility to stop him being a fan of Rice, Nye Bevan Oct 2014 #14

Fred Sanders

(23,946 posts)
2. Passing on hatred and racism is a parental right, it is not child abuse, you liberals keep your paws
Mon Oct 27, 2014, 09:25 AM
Oct 2014

off my little honey boo boo.

Folks love to jump to judgment, the racists/ignorant always jump the highest.

3catwoman3

(23,972 posts)
3. This is thoroughly despicable.
Mon Oct 27, 2014, 10:19 AM
Oct 2014

One of many reasons I wish parenthood needed a license and not just juxtaposable gentialia.

CrispyQ

(36,457 posts)
4. I love this quote by Denis Leary.
Mon Oct 27, 2014, 10:50 AM
Oct 2014

Racism isn't born, folks, it's taught. I have a two-year-old son. You know what he hates? Naps! End of list.
~Denis Leary

 

YarnAddict

(1,850 posts)
8. What strikes me about this is
Mon Oct 27, 2014, 11:24 AM
Oct 2014

more the misogyny than the racism. What kind of a future domestic abuser are these parents raising?

Nye Bevan

(25,406 posts)
10. This goes way beyond misogyny. It's glorification of violence against women.
Mon Oct 27, 2014, 11:39 AM
Oct 2014

Dragging around a female doll who you are supposed to have just beaten the shit out of? Absolutely disgusting. Surprising that some DUers are only seeing racism here, as though this costume would have been just fine and dandy if Ray Rice had been a white dude.

 

strawberries

(498 posts)
12. you don't think
Mon Oct 27, 2014, 11:49 AM
Oct 2014

because he may be a fan of Rice and he is mimicking his hero has anything to do with it?

Nye Bevan

(25,406 posts)
14. It's the parent's responsibility to stop him being a fan of Rice,
Mon Oct 27, 2014, 12:11 PM
Oct 2014

and to ensure that Rice is no longer his hero. And even if they are somehow unable to do this, they need to prevent him from wearing the costume.

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