Racist? get the fuck outta here, motherfucker.

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So I'm at my job and this Africa guy is all in my face over some bullshit that I had nothing to do with. He just thought I had. Afraid that I was about to pop him one, I told him: "Get outta my face Ebola breath!". This motherfucker goes to the floor foreman claiming that I made a bunch of racial remarks to him. I mean this guy is screaming bloody murder. He even claimed that I called him the N word. WTF. I may be white but I would never, and have never called anybody that word in my entire life! White or black. That's so ridiculous, my best friend since high school, who happens to be black, started cracking up laughing when I told him about it. After getting my side of the story, and hearing from some guys who were standing there at the time, my bosses decided to have me apologize to this guy for the Ebola breath comment in order to end the matter. People know me here. They know that I'm no stupid fucking racist. Was this a normal reaction to the mere mention of the word Ebola to someone from Africa? The guy has been in this country for ten years.

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  • Crusades|
    9 years ago | pl

    This is what blacks do these days. Whenever a white person gets in an argument with them they scream racism. Because this is what the media tells them to do.They are being taught that because of the oppression their ancestors faced in the past, whites owe them something. They're gonna pull the racist card no matter the circumstance. Whether you're right or not, they're always gonna put the blame on you even when they were the ones who instigated things. You can't respectfully defend your position without being called a racist.

    And the sad fact is that companies are always taking their side in every situation for the sake of cultural diversity and political correctness while completely ignoring the obvious notion that racism goes both ways. They believe in double standards and they're enforcing this illogical garbage upon people they believe to be "privileged" just because of their skin color.

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    • runningwithscissors
      9 years ago

      Blacks should also remember that it was their fellow black africans who sold them as slaves in the first place and that Native Americans were slaves way before their cheaply sold asses were ever even thought of. As well as all of the poor white Europeans. Blacks have no room to claim "poor us, we were enslaved by white people" when they really need a history lesson.

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      • answerme
        8 years ago

        Slave years blacks were afraid of whites
        Nowadays whites are afraid of every other race

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    • Blue_Velvet
      9 years ago

      Agreed.

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  • Holzman_67
    9 years ago

    I think it is an insult and you meant it as one. The racism comes from picking up on something which is severely crippling the nation of one's origin. (ebola)

    it doesn't show alot of sensitivity but in the heat of the moment you were probably liable to say the first thing that came to your mind and the human mind is ugly, its like an attic that hasn't been cleaned out properly in awhile.

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  • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk
    9 years ago

    if he had half a brain he coulda retorted with a witty black plague insult

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  • mystery7
    9 years ago

    Would you say 'ebola breath' to a white guy?
    Or is it an insult that only has power to negatively impact a black person?

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  • runningwithscissors
    9 years ago

    I want to adopt an orphan from the ebola outbreak. I will name her Ebolecia Psoriasis.

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  • Shackleford96
    9 years ago

    I know i shouldn't laugh but honestly, that's a pretty funny insult... I don't think his reaction was normal, no.

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  • Avant-Garde
    9 years ago

    Two wrongs don't make a right.

    1. You shouldn't have called him "Ebola Breath". Considering that there are African children in this country who are being bullied and ostracised by their peers, who believe that they have ebola, doesn't make your comment any less hurtful.

    2. I thought over the top reactions and calling innocent people "racist", was something that was distinctly African-American. He too sensitive. He has very loose morals if he thinks that it acceptable to lie about something so serious.

    Next time, he gets into your face, stay calm and refrain from name calling.

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  • TrustMeImLying
    9 years ago

    The fact that no one sees how obviously racist saying "ebola breath" to a black person is, really makes me wonder about the post and comments. I will move on and save my poor thumbs some typing.

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  • Arm0se
    9 years ago

    "Ebola Breath" HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH OMG! That's raciest as fuck, but damn you it's funny!

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  • tooks
    9 years ago

    Yeah, your comment was fairly racist, but I think the guy was wrong to report you. People are oversensitive these days. As a short woman I get teasingly called patronising stuff like 'princess' 'sugar tits' and 'shortie' by my male work colleagues - I found the best reaction is not to go running crying to the boss, but simply to give as good as I get and learn to have a bit of fun with it.

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  • 213
    9 years ago

    But do you admit that at one point you lost it ,until your bosses ask you to go apologize?

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  • [Old Memory]
    9 years ago

    What a stupid nigga.

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