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he's trying to say that people fear black people in general. I don't even feeling like going that far off on a tangent.
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No, it's really not a big deal. Employees act way more rude in store at times in customer's faces.
Yes it is.
1. For you rationalizing it.
2. For him not at least having the courtesy to not accept the delivery.
Now people are just playing stupid. We acting like white people haven't used "safety" as an excuse to perpetuate environmental racism? I guess you need to read books to get it.
Fam...is there no room for nuance, here? Safety is a legitimate thing in this world.
Wait isn't turbo that ignorant racist, titanium, trykerjabs type dude....I was just about to waste my time.
Carry on good sir...
And anyone who originally tried to play the safety card, this is what you get...you legitimize people like him...so stop it.
Right cause it has to be about racism every single time not victim
What? Racist? really?
Wait isn't turbo that ignorant racist, titanium, trykerjabs type dude....I was just about to waste my time.
Carry on good sir...
And anyone who originally tried to play the safety card, this is what you get...you legitimize people like him...so stop it.
Fam...is there no room for nuance, here? Safety is a legitimate thing in this world.
The fundamental questions are: to whom do we turn to guarantee our safety? And how can we ensure that "safety" does not masquerade as racial discrimination?
They don't want to hear all that. If you don't see it from their pov....you're labeled racist
Fam...is there no room for nuance, here? Safety is a legitimate thing in this world.
The fundamental questions are: to whom do we turn to guarantee our safety? And how can we ensure that "safety" does not masquerade as racial discrimination?
Only a matter of timr before you exposed yourself
Fam...is there no room for nuance, here? Safety is a legitimate thing in this world.
The fundamental questions are: to whom do we turn to guarantee our safety? And how can we ensure that "safety" does not masquerade as racial discrimination?
If you fear your safety why wait in a parking loy? Your now a sitting duck.
Immoral act?When you are RATIONALIZING why someone did an immoral act, you are in fact giving them a pass
- Dude was shook.
-Pizza was not delivered.
Is it really that serious?
give me the cross streets so we can see how torn up your neighborhood looks on street view
I can't call it. I don't know what dude was thinking.This the part that gets me. Dude was shook so he parked up the street to wait in what was probably an empty parking lot in the dark?
You're frontin'. Why not just say what you really mean:Real life. I legit want to see what the driver saw.
I'd be pissed too.....then I'd never use the service again. Why give them another dollar ever again?It always "not that serious" when it didn't happen to you. I'd be pissed if a driver said "meet me at another location that's less convenient because I have a problem delivering something you paid for to your doorstep"
THIS."I want to think objectively and explore different perspectives of a controversial situation, and won't take sides based on shock value and the thread title" = caping on NT.
Wow.....No, it's really not a big deal. Employees act way more rude in store at times in customer's faces.
You're frontin'. Why not just say what you really mean:Real life. I legit want to see what the driver saw.
"Even if those neighborhoods are the product of systemic racism, the conditions of the neighborhood, mixed with anti-blackness, are plausible reasons for denying service."
Don't worry, Lionblood is defending your pov
always givin racists the benefit of the doubt and go lookin for the extra mile in their defense
Nah, that was fkr dude who said, "The situation isn't serious. It is just pizza."Switching lucky to a mom w/ kids is an interesting approach, and it does make you view it differently, but I still don't see the driver making a different decision, and that is very unfortunate.