White woman workout. Do you find this funny?

it's cute.

Nothing more terrifying for a white woman in her delusional world of pc equality than to find out she is not and is surrounded by people intent on doing harm

What's cute?

Where do you suggest we white women hide?
Where are we allowed to be?

Gimme dat damn purse!

Not funny at all, considering many white women are raped and murdered by blacks all of the time. So let's joke about it to dull your senses to true reality.

In tha gotdamn kitchen

I agree...
where else?
Bedroom?
How about going to the store?
Are we allowed to do that?
Driving kids to school?

What about working that second, third, tenth shift?
How do you suggest white women go home? Teleport?
Who is going to serve you drinks in the bar?

Hey, you brave guy that left me the red karma.
Why don't you tell me who you are? lol

This is not a parody.
This is a suggestive video claiming white women are stupid, racist and shouldn't be allowed to be free people.

The fact that it is presented in a "humorous" way doesn't make it a "parody"

Last Edited by Lilac.Nights on 02/24/2015 06:22 PM

When you encounter such a creature in the jungle, you run.

Humor is a very dangerous weapon because it can make extremely biased points, no matter the topic or slant, and attempts to present them in ways that catch people off guard with laughter to dull the piercing seed that is implanted in the brain. Most people are very susceptible to it.

The same thing has been done in movies and television making men to look like total screw ups who can't run a family. Or making people who like freedom, farming and guns to look like toothless, uneducated rednecks. Bottom line is, in mainstream movies, television and skits, there's always going to be some kind of slant or point. Some are harder to read than others, but this one was pretty obvious.

Having said all that, I do enjoy racist humor to an extent. For instance, I like things like "Sanford and Son." But I can still see the point you are making and the line things like that can draw in the sand.

I agree! Exactly my point. I found it to be manipulative and I do not like that.
I actually do not care one bit that the subject were white women.

You're straining at gnats.

I think it falls in the "let's laugh at ourselves and stereotype" category. Myself personally, I come from a multicultural family and we give it and take it across the board. Things only have power when you give it to them

Just my opinion