Monday, August 15, 2005

A Lesson Story From Michelle Malkin On Using Racist Comments

Michelle Malkin's article reminds us in her update about a passenger who sued Southwest Airline for "discrimination" because the flight attendent said
"Eenie, meenie, minie, moe; pick a seat, we gotta go."

Hoping that passengers would laugh about the cute nursery rhyme in getting them to hurry up and get seated. Well, almost everybody laughed.

But Sawyer and Fuller, who are black, felt ridiculed and persecuted by Cundiff, who is white. Bingo: Racist hate crime. "I was infuriated by the comment," Sawyer said. Fuller whined: "It was like I was too dumb to find a seat."

All together now: Awwwwwwwwww.


These are the overly sensitive people who need to get a clue and try not to take everything so personally and totally out of context. Just like this guy who didn't get an email reply from Michelle Malkin and in turn called her a terrible racist name because how dare she, Michelle Malkin, not answer his emails!

Ok, altogether now, again: Awwwwwwwwwwwwww.

Sensitivity training class anyone? For the passengers and emailers I mean.

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