"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
Well that's racist. Or it's guilty of cultural appropriation. Or it's degrading to Native Americans. Or it's demonstrating White Privilege. Or something bad like that.
You know it has to be bad, if it makes you wanna go out and pull down an old statue of a dead white man.
Too bad. I'm feeling especially politically incorrect these days, and would gladly have put up an old ad for Confederate Motors in Albemarle except for the fact that they changed their name years ago.
My Grandpa had an Indian when I was very young. Unfortunately he got rid of it before he figured I was old enough to drive. So at the age of 10 or 11 I started driving his Buick around the outskirts of Los Angeles.
Nope, never got pulled over but I did get to drive a lot around LA and Lake Arrowhead while my grandpa laughed and smoked his Lucky Strike non-filters. In those days grandpa would have told the cops, just teaching my grandson to drive and the cops would have said "have a great day, don't go downtown".
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Well that's racist. Or it's guilty of cultural appropriation. Or it's degrading to Native Americans. Or it's demonstrating White Privilege. Or something bad like that.
You know it has to be bad, if it makes you wanna go out and pull down an old statue of a dead white man.
Too bad. I'm feeling especially politically incorrect these days, and would gladly have put up an old ad for Confederate Motors in Albemarle except for the fact that they changed their name years ago.
My Grandpa had an Indian when I was very young. Unfortunately he got rid of it before he figured I was old enough to drive. So at the age of 10 or 11 I started driving his Buick around the outskirts of Los Angeles.
Awesome. Did you ever get pulled over?
Nope, never got pulled over but I did get to drive a lot around LA and Lake Arrowhead while my grandpa laughed and smoked his Lucky Strike non-filters. In those days grandpa would have told the cops, just teaching my grandson to drive and the cops would have said "have a great day, don't go downtown".
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