Wait so it's alright for someone else to use the n word but when someone who is white uses it he loses his entire career before and after?
Speaking of that college basketball player...
Speaking of that college basketball player...
Hulk Hogan a racist?
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Gotta agree with this. I'm sure he's not racist, but he makes one comment years ago and all of the sudden it's like he's a kkk member. And yes, there would be absolutely no wwe if it weren't for him.
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Anyone who was a hulkamaniac before and isn't after this should be mouth-raped to death.
What you guys said, what a bunch of crap.
Speaking your mind has always a been racist. Still doesnt change the fact I love the WWE and the legacy of Hulk Hogan.
Conversely in 2015 Kanye West can say a variant of ****** over 3 dozen times on his track “All Day” and climb the charts in the UK and US while being invited to perform live at the Billboard Music Awards under the guise of “entertainment”.
'Merica
'Merica
Obama used the n word on television recently. Does that mean he'll be removed from office and his name purged from the history books? Please tell me the answer is "yes".
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Dammit...I'm late the party again. I wanted to see the unedited version of the first post.
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And don't you think, that at some point in your life, you've made comments that someone could spin to make you out into a villain?
That can be done to anyone these days. People have legitimate reasons for speaking or believing what they do. If you say the wrong thing in your life and it gets recorded somewhere, the same could be done to you.
I've heard people say/speak some pretty awful things when they're drunk or just not in a right frame of mind. Is it right for people to record people when they say things that maybe aren't what people consider is right?
Its not right to do that.
In fact, I bet you every person on earth has at one point or another made comments or spoken things that are on the Hulksters level. The thing is...most people aren't honest about that. They are total frauds.
Everyone has been where the Hulkster has been at. And people suggesting that they never have spoken things, on the level of what he spoke, are simply liars. People are professional liars.
The Hulkster doesn't have to own his comments. The low life that leaked those comments is the real scoundrel here.
Evidently a major pre-requisite is flushing your First and Fourth Amendment rights down the toilet before they arrive. :shrug:
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I find it funny that anything describing a white person used in what we all know is a demeaning manner is ok with the media and society. But heaven forbid a white person say anything that is or can be deemed racist; good bye career.
I think black celebrities/athletes/politicians should start calling white people racist names.
I'm offended that's not happening.
I need a PC hug. [ preferably from a minority]
I'm offended that's not happening.
I need a PC hug. [ preferably from a minority]
And if he is racist? Lets explore this a bit. Who watches wrestling because you care about one's view on topic X rather than how the wrestler puts on a show in (or outside) the ring? That's what pisses me off with all of the b.s going on with Hogan, Cosby, Paula Dean and the like.
The entire thing is irony in its simplest definition. The WWF/WWE routinely created divisive and what some might consider racist story lines and characters. Hell, Virgil was nothing more than a high classed slave for The Million Dollar Man. VKM exploited women worse than Cliff Huxtible. Read about his inner circle.
As far as I know, this isn't about Hogan talking about Booker T and rappers. This has to be his tirade on his daughter dating a black guy.
Can't be a somebody or have fame and get away with it. It's just a fact.
If Joe Blow on the street says something racist and a neighbor hears it, Joe loses popularity in his neighborhood. Hulk Hogan has a lot more to lose obviously.
If Joe Blow on the street says something racist and a neighbor hears it, Joe loses popularity in his neighborhood. Hulk Hogan has a lot more to lose obviously.
I find it highly ironic that being gay or transgendered is considered normal and protected, but let anyone get caught mentioning anything derogatory about another race, religion, or sexual orientation and people want to lock you away for it. Of course the exemption to that is if you are one of the minorities, then it is ok to spew your racial hatred and bigotry. Bigotry and racism exist now and has always existed because it is natural.
The p.c. police want to lock you away for speaking "negatively" about anyone in the minority provided you are in the majority. I'd have the utmost respect for someone who believes enough in their convictions not to apologize for an opinion regardless what it may be. So Hogan apologizes to whom exactly and for what exactly? Having an opinion? Making a forced contrition does not negate an opinion.
Very true. It also doesn't make anyone believe that you mean it, so wtf do it:shrug:
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