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moopysnooze (Member Profile)
Your video, Tony Montana doesn't want to build a snowman, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.
Tony Montana's Hierarchy of Needs
Alas, I could not, Mr. Harpo. There is one that has a slightly better quality but is not as long and cuts off the last part of the line. Since it was the line that I wanted to sift I chose this embed.>> ^harpom:
Could you not find a better copy?
Senator imitates Ricky Ricardo in front of Sotomayor.
Let's examine just how racist this is. The Senator made a pop culture reference to a very well known, heavily accented Cuban TV character while addressing a Puerto Rican woman. First of all, Desi Arnaz was awesome. My question is, are references to Ricky Ricardo inherently racist in nature? I've never heard them used that way, but I could be wrong and I'm ready to be corrected. I don't think that Ricardo was an ugly racial stereotype (I've only seen bits of the show, so I could be mistaken). He had an accent, but there is nothing wrong with that.
I would be worried if Coburn had quoted Speedy Gonzales or Tony Montana or Cheech or something.
Think about it. Is Coburn making any kind of derogatory statement about hispanic people in any way? I mean, really, it may have been kind of inappropriate to make a joke that called attention to her nationality and possibly drew a comparison between Sotomayor and Ricardo (if he even intended it that way), but just how racist was it? Not very. It makes you cringe a little bit inside, but is it really even derogatory?
I would venture to say that this really isn't a big deal and that the reaction is a classic example of our hypersensitivity to racial references of any kind.
I am willing to accept that I may be wrong about this, so if anyone wants to explain to me how this is racist, I'm all ears.
campionidelmondo (Member Profile)
Thanks for the promote! =)
In reply to this comment by campionidelmondo:
*promote
Who Do I Trust?
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