*promote the washed-out hack
mack-daddys' back
with his punk beats
Hoein'-out to Hollywood Jump Street;
Slingin' sit-com crack like a chump thief
"Are We There Yet?" ,I don't know Uncle Tommy, you tell me?!

Come a long way since the N W A,
Now you makin' all yas' Compton brothers nervous,
and your tinsel-town time looks like community service,
to the white man;
Kissin' his nutsack
Took a promissin' career , went and showed it your buttcrack;
Turnin' niggas into stereo-typical, thug-smack
If your granny was alive you'd be feelin' a BITCH SLAP!

Tell us what you've done for the Black community;
Given niggas nothing more than some pimp-ass immunity,
from thinkin' too hard about from whence they came
from playin' any better at the white man's game
from stayin' Afrocentric and adjustiin' the game,
helpin' all the righteous brothers to a dose of the same, you're LAME!
and your rhymes, all the same
Played-pentameter-same, house-nigga blame-game...

Many may freestyle, the few deal in truth.

The other rule of 3s is there is never to be more than 3 Whites on the screen unless it's a movie about skinheads. White-White-Black, White-Asian-Black, White-Hispanic-Black of any gender mix is all you see in commercials and a great deal of movies. If anything, Blacks are 'overrepresented' in these scenarios. If the ratios were reflected realistically you'd need 10 characters before one would be Black. Of course, the point of entertainment is to sell to as many markets as possible. Gays are 3% of the population but a (stereo)typically affluent and tasteful market is definitely worth reaching.

The problem with these "racial" situations is the propagandists (whoever they are) want it both ways. A Black superhero fights for the same values as a White superhero, which makes the former "too White" if his race is "ignored". But if the Black character is interjected with Black "viewpoints", then it's called racial pandering or Anti-White.

The best thing to do is just write and let everyone else 'worry' about what it means.

>> ^NordlichReiter:
I try to be a true libertarian. But being associated with these people in the stereo typical group pisses me off.

I am now a Misanthropic Nihilistic Hedonistic Atheist.
True patriots do not let the group think persuade them, and more often than not are not part of a group.


Welcome to the club, newbie. Get rid of that "patriot" sign, and you might even rise in the ranks.

I try to be a true libertarian. But being associated with these people in the stereo typical group pisses me off.


I am now a Misanthropic Nihilistic Hedonistic Atheist.

True patriots do not let the group think persuade them, and more often than not are not part of a group.

>> ^qualm:
@ imstellar: You aren't being forced to remain in the United States. You have many other options: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nations
Or you can remain and work toward carving out an independent Libertopia or LibertyLand(TM), or remain and work toward entirely changing your society as you would prefer it. Or you can buy a canoe at Walmart, grow a beard- or try to anyhow, and then head off into the wilderness. Not necessarily in that order.


So you're saying if you don't like the country then leave? How very stereo-typical right-wing southerner of you.

Are you going to ask him why he hates America next?

As far as I know it was actually on the air. I found this info as well:

In one of his Canadian programs, Conan O'Brien showed a segment featuring Triumph The Insult Comic Dog that was taped in Quebec. During the segment Triumph (a dog puppet controlled by Robert Smigel) made various stereo-typical insults about the people of Quebec. A few days later news programs all over Canada and the U.S. were talking about how outraged the citizens of Quebec were about Triumph's comments. In a rerun show on the following Monday, Late Night broadcast a show from a few months before in which Triumph made fun of people waiting to audition for American Idol in Hawaii. During that segment Triumph was apparently asked by Fox Television to leave the American Idol property -- apparently Fox doesn't think that Triumph is very funny either. The segment went on to show Triumph later that same day, doing the weather report on the local news program on an NBC Hawaiian affiliate station. Triumph was ranting about how the people of Hawaii have to endure moderate cloud cover, something that spoils their otherwise warm and sunny weather. He also made fun of the two people who were reading the news. I can honestly say that the two or three minutes that the Triumph character spent on a Hawaiian news program is one of the funniest things I have ever seen on television. I laughed so hard that I could barely breathe.