U mad bro racist?
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To be honest, the only thing for which FOX deserves a punch in the nuts is that they don't have anything more interesting to report on other then that... like someone said they didn't pick a side in this quarrel. Though they did fail to understand the phrase anyway so good job :-D
The old black dude, probably coach, obviously doesn't know that "bro" ain't used just by black people anymore so whatever. The young dude was right though it does show a lack of sportsmanship but what really worries me are the 40+ white daddies saying how racist it is and how it might hurt someones feelings...insensitivity in sport? :O The guys who lost should get mad, train bit more and roflstomp the trolls team next year ... though I guess crying in the corner is an option as well.
The old black dude, probably coach, obviously doesn't know that "bro" ain't used just by black people anymore so whatever. The young dude was right though it does show a lack of sportsmanship but what really worries me are the 40+ white daddies saying how racist it is and how it might hurt someones feelings...insensitivity in sport? :O The guys who lost should get mad, train bit more and roflstomp the trolls team next year ... though I guess crying in the corner is an option as well.
"I think the word Bro has a racial connotation to it" LOL WUT?
Also, FOX news using Urban Dictionary as a source is hysterical.
Also, FOX news using Urban Dictionary as a source is hysterical.
Why is it racist? Because of the Bro part? I don't get it. I hear more white guys say bro than black guys these days.
Or is it racist because the guy who started the phenomenon happens to be black?
Total fail of a report
(also captacha fail, how am I supposed to type a 'schwa')
Or is it racist because the guy who started the phenomenon happens to be black?
Total fail of a report
(also captacha fail, how am I supposed to type a 'schwa')
Ufoxh8ter? JKEcksTeaSea said:
Actually, Fox isn't the ones to blame, they're not the ones claiming it is a racist term but rather reporting the "controversy" by the people at the sports game. They looked it up on Urban Dictionary. It's just unfortunate that many people at that sports game aren't up to date on their internet memes...
Wooow, I seen a lot of stupid things from Fox and elsewhere but this was a new low in tragically stupid
I find it funny how Fox is still getting hate for this. They reported on why some found it racist, then they went even further and attempted to explain what the actual meaning was behind it. Most of their viewers are not aware of internet slang, so they informed them.
Granted it isn't really newsworthy, but lets not even pretend that Fox is the only one guilty of that.
As for the actual story. I can understand why the school doesn't approve of it, as it's poor sportsmanship. But the racist claim is silly.
Granted it isn't really newsworthy, but lets not even pretend that Fox is the only one guilty of that.
As for the actual story. I can understand why the school doesn't approve of it, as it's poor sportsmanship. But the racist claim is silly.
Oh hello there again Fox News, I see you are trying to desperately grasp at anything that could potentially be a news story... again >.>
I've defended Fox from unnecessary hate myself before, but I can't really do it here. No decent newspaper / news show openly states stuff like "that's racist" or "that president is a Muslim terrorist;" they just pick and choose stories to fit their agenda. Not that Fox is the only one to do this; they're just not very subtle in the way they do it. It's interesting that they only interviewed people who were offended, when I can almost guarantee that 95% of the people they approached probably just went "oh, it's some internet slang, no harm no foul."Romblen said:
When I hear bro do you know who I think of?
An 18-24 year old male who wears Birkenstock sandals, watches family guy, plays ultimate frisbee, and wears an upside down visor or baseball cap with a pre frayed brim. You know a bro.
for more insight on the nature of bros, please watch the video below.
An 18-24 year old male who wears Birkenstock sandals, watches family guy, plays ultimate frisbee, and wears an upside down visor or baseball cap with a pre frayed brim. You know a bro.
for more insight on the nature of bros, please watch the video below.
