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Sounds like Sapp was in the right. 1st amendment auditors are definitely annoying, but they aren't necessarily wrong, and do have a good purpose.

Secondly OBSTRUCTION is basically always an absolute bs charge when they have nothing to actually charge you with cause they are in the wrong. Its the kind of charge that is 'a police get to do what they want card'
 
coffeecane said:
Sounds like CTE.
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Yep.
Sounds irrational. You can be at public hearing and in public rooms anytime there is a public matter. But that does not mean you have the right to walk through any door claiming it’s your right. And telling the Asian officer he wasn’t born in the US is just plain xenophobic and Sapp being a black man does not give him some privilege to be racist.

I some way I almost hope its CTE because if it is not, then Sapp maybe the biggest loser on earth, or vying for that title. At least if it’s CTE, it is a disease, albeit a debilitating and fatal one.
 
AtlAtty said:
Yep.
Sounds irrational. You can be at public hearing and in public rooms anytime there is a public matter. But that does not mean you have the right to walk through any door claiming it’s your right. And telling the Asian officer he wasn’t born in the US is just plain xenophobic and Sapp being a black man does not give him some privilege to be racist.

I some way I almost hope its CTE because if it is not, then Sapp maybe the biggest loser on earth, or vying for that title. At least if it’s CTE, it is a disease, albeit a debilitating and fatal one.
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Was all the way with until you brought up Sapp being Black and him using as that as an excuse to be racist. Did he state that or is that just a narrative you created in your head?

I think you should look up the definition of the word racist, then you would understand in this context you used it incorrectly. Since you brought up Sapp using his Blackness as an excuse to be racist understand that Warren Sapp holds no systemic authority over any Asian person to stop them from doing a **** thing.

If you want to see an example of racism look how people of a certain Race can use the political system to limit Black people from voting. That is racist. What Warren Sapp said was ignorant.
 
"Were you born here, Chung?"

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SotaCanespiracy said:
Was all the way with until you brought up Sapp being Black and him using as that as an excuse to be racist. Did he state that or is that just a narrative you created in your head?

I think you should look up the definition of the word racist, then you would understand in this context you used it incorrectly. Since you brought up Sapp using his Blackness as an excuse to be racist understand that Warren Sapp holds no systemic authority over any Asian person to stop them from doing a **** thing.
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Your last sentence is not consistent with what being a racist is regardless of what systemic standing they has in the country they live in.
If my Cuban aunt in Mississippi says something ignorant about Haitians, Mexicans, Pakistanis, etc....then she is being a racist and, no, she holds zero "systemic authority" over no one.

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1. someone who believes that their race makes them better, more intelligent…
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SotaCanespiracy said:
Was all the way with until you brought up Sapp being Black and him using as that as an excuse to be racist. Did he state that or is that just a narrative you created in your head?

I think you should look up the definition of the word racist, then you would understand in this context you used it incorrectly. Since you brought up Sapp using his Blackness as an excuse to be racist understand that Warren Sapp holds no systemic authority over any Asian person to stop them from doing a **** thing.

If you want to see an example of racism look how people of a certain Race can use the political system to limit Black people from voting. That is racist. What Warren Sapp said was ignorant.
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I am with you that I didn't see anything in the article that suggested Sapp used being black as an excuse (I think the poster was just getting ahead of what some might argue on his behalf) and I absolutely agree with you that there is systematic racism, but Sapp saying “You weren’t born here, were you? Were you born here, Chung?” is absolutely a racist comment.

It's possible that you can be on the receiving end of racism and still racist against others.
 
MedleyCane said:
Your last sentence is not consistent with what being a racist is regardless of what systemic standing they has in the country they live in.
If my Cuban aunt in Mississippi says something ignorant about Haitians, Mexicans, Pakistanis, etc....then she is being a racist and, no, she holds zero "systemic authority" over no one.

dictionary.cambridge.org

racist

1. someone who believes that their race makes them better, more intelligent…
dictionary.cambridge.org dictionary.cambridge.org
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Lol it's funny because based on your claim of Black racism I assumed you were Latino or Asian. Got the picture now all good dude 😎.
 
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MedleyCane said:
Your last sentence is not consistent with what being a racist is regardless of what systemic standing they has in the country they live in.
If my Cuban aunt in Mississippi says something ignorant about Haitians, Mexicans, Pakistanis, etc....then she is being a racist and, no, she holds zero "systemic authority" over no one.

dictionary.cambridge.org

racist

1. someone who believes that their race makes them better, more intelligent…
dictionary.cambridge.org dictionary.cambridge.org
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Even your definition of the word disproves the point you were trying to make. Warren Sapp an American accusing that Asian Gentleman of being another Nationality has nothing to do with Racial Superiority.
 
SotaCanespiracy said:
Even your definition of the word disproves the point you were trying to make. Warren Sapp an American accusing that Asian Gentleman of being another Nationality has nothing to do with Racial Superiority.
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And why did he "accused" the person of being Asian? What does this have to do with him trespassing in a government building?
You're a smart dude.
You know why.
 
Shogungts said:
I am with you that I didn't see anything in the article that suggested Sapp used being black as an excuse (I think the poster was just getting ahead of what some might argue on his behalf) and I absolutely agree with you that there is systematic racism, but Sapp saying “You weren’t born here, were you? Were you born here, Chung?” is absolutely a racist comment.

It's possible that you can be on the receiving end of racism and still racist against others.
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So to be clear you are saying the South Africans that are making statements about Nigerians and Ghanians in there Country even though they are technically the same race and all poor without power are racist?

For me words have meaning. You could say Warren Sapp is an ignorant bigot and based on that statement I wouldn't argue against it. But to say that he used his Blackness as an excuse to be on some bs just gives me innuendo into the OP's views.

So since he can get out ahead I will do the same and assume that person has a problem with Black people and it manifested in his insertion using Black as an excuse in that post. Why can't Sapp just be an ignorant American who might not like Asians. That is not synonymous with him being Black
 
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