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David Siemens's avatar

It's only wrong if you're "right.". If you're "left," it's perfectly okay to be virulently racist.

Karen Gamal's avatar

Hey JD, I noticed you capitalized Black in your article above. Why is that? Some writers are capitalizing Black but not white when referring to the two groups. It seems to be a liberal PC trend for the most part.

David Wolosik's avatar

Correct. It is only a color, just like white is a color. Spell Check could have done it though. I get the craziest things when I am writing. Have to be VERY careful when I proof read!

YYR's avatar

Spell check needs human eyes. Shame on JD.

Coach Sal Marinello's avatar

Yes, let’s now argue about capitalizing certain words...JFC.

Karen Gamal's avatar

I just thought of this: perhaps the spellcheck capitalized black because it could be a person’s last name. That is a possibility.

BevK's avatar

I'm not certain you are correct. Obviously - as colors - black and white are not capitalized. However, referring to ethnicity, such as "Caucasian" or "Negro," they are capitalized.

YYR's avatar

Bullcrap. He didn't capitalize "white."

BevK's avatar

That's a fair question; if you do one, you gotta do the other.

BevK's avatar

As Conservatives, our biggest enemy is not the Liberals, nor Big Tech, nor the Establishment Media ... it's the gullible fools who believe them.

YYR's avatar

Stop capitalizing "black." It's a color, just like "white," which you don't capitalize. Once you cede language to the left, you've already lost, JD.

Renee Marie's avatar

It’s exactly what the Left wants: divide and conquer. This crap has been going on for eons. At this point I could care less.

Benj's avatar

But I kind of agree with Nury Martinez about Gascon: “f#ck that guy”.

Jokko Jaxson's avatar

Mike 'crackhead' Bonin IS a 'little bitch'. I will agree on that point.

Richard Mouser's avatar

Can’t the LA news media find someone in the vast immigrant community to correctly translate “parese changito”. It means “appears to be” or “looks like”.