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In reply to the discussion: Carson: Obama identifying with black Americans "a bit of a stretch" because he was "raised white" [View all]kelly1mm
(5,756 posts)22. So? Do you have to live in the islands to be offended by someone posting that here on DU? nt
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Carson: Obama identifying with black Americans "a bit of a stretch" because he was "raised white" [View all]
Miles Archer
Feb 2016
OP
Same with lots of other racial/xenophobic slurs. They are offensive to some/many and that
kelly1mm
Feb 2016
#8
My immediate knee-jerk reaction to that word, no matter how it is used, is...
Miles Archer
Feb 2016
#17
White people can be offended by such terms after they have spent 200 plus years
randys1
Feb 2016
#23
My Grandfather to the day he died called black people 'colored'. He did not MEAN it to be
kelly1mm
Feb 2016
#19
So? Do you have to live in the islands to be offended by someone posting that here on DU? nt
kelly1mm
Feb 2016
#22
I've spent a lot of time in Hawaii and have never considered being called haole offensive. I've
WestSeattle2
Feb 2016
#47
I thought he was raised as a Muslim secret agent to destroy America from within.
arcane1
Feb 2016
#9
Surgeons are technicians. It is a skill, and he was good at it. That doesn't mean he
tblue37
Feb 2016
#56