just because people have a diffrent sound in there voice dosent make it right to say there black just because of it.
""Also to note, the teacher leading the children definitely sounds black. Don't dare call me a racist, but it sure seems beyond coincidence.""
assuming someone is black based on voice, then also saying "sure seems beyond coincidence" thinking that they are black, and they are teaching children to sing a song about a black guy.
basically he is saying "imagine that, a black person taking advantage of children to brainwash them into worshiping a black person"
that is racist, and that is what is ment by this statement
"Also to note, the teacher leading the children definitely sounds black. Don't dare call me a racist, but it sure seems beyond coincidence."
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Originally Posted by goodhart
Put your fucking race-cards away! If you don't realize that blacks and white's have differences in their voices you are just plain stupid. 75% of the whole racism problem isn't even prejudice, it all the fucking babies out there that say, "Why do you point your finger at me because I'm black?!?!" Race has nothing to do with shit half the time until some dumb ass drags into a conversation for no no good reason. Just because someone said so-and-so's voice sounded black makes them a racist?
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the OP brings up the subject of race by automatically assuming its a black teacher brainwashing the kids into worshiping a black man, otherwise it wouldnt be coincidence
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