Your Racist Thought of the Day

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

McFlurries are a cornerstone of black freedom. To mess one up is tantamount to telling that customers to get back to the cotton fields.

[Liar Revealed]

And they act like white women are the worst for asking for the manager.

[Le Redditeur]

And they act like white women are the worst for asking for the manager.

They have a point on that. At least the nigger woman is savagely doing something about her grievances. White Karens just want to humiliate some minimum wage slave for tingles in her dried cunt.

[RAPEMAN]

Unless he's using the term nigger descriptively as in "all in encompassing," I've never feared a nigger taking mine or anyone else's job. It is those damn chinks and curry niggers!

[Kugelfisch]

Imagine being so unqualified that a nigger could take your job.

[RAPEMAN]

Imagine being so unqualified that a nigger could take your job.

Diversity quotas put doctors out of jobs for bone wavers.

[Lindsay's Liver]

Georgia in 1972 might not have had many chinks or curry niggers. Meanwhile, it's long been one of the blackest states in the US.

One of the ironies of the stereotype that the American south is full of racist white trash is that the Deep South states, percentage-wise, are the blackest parts of the country. You can drive through Mississippi, stop for gas and some food, and potentially not see a single white face.

[RAPEMAN]

Deep South states, percentage-wise, are the blackest parts of the country. You can drive through Mississippi, stop for gas and some food, and potentially not see a single white face.

You'd stop for gas at one of these places?

[Kugelfisch]

It's not the same as the urban jogger culture.
And no, I've never seen a black doctor in my entire life. Seen a currynigger, though. Just as incompetent at that as they are at programming.

[Lindsay's Liver]

Deep South states, percentage-wise, are the blackest parts of the country. You can drive through Mississippi, stop for gas and some food, and potentially not see a single white face.

You'd stop for gas at one of these places?

Probably. I've driven through Mississippi maybe five times. It's a beautiful state full of lush forests. I like it. I've probably gassed up the car and ordered ham and eggs somewhere within it.