What are a redneck's, hillbilly's and good ol' boy's preferred weapons of choice?

Passing for White? No, when I was a teen I got a job at a local supermarket that was run by Latinos. My parents encouraged me to get the job because they thought I could pass for Latino. I ended up getting a job over there. I was under 16 and I was required to fill out special paperwork to get the job. I worked as a cart clerk.

The job was temporary. My parents decided it was better that I focused on my academia than on employment, and I agreed with them, so I didn't really focus on getting a job till I was in art school. I needed money to commute back and forth from my home to art school and vice versa with.

The first job I ever had was going door-to-door selling candy. I was 12 or 13 at the time.

I notice you didn't have a problem with me calling a young White man a "wigga".

Do you know what a "wigga" is?

I don’t recall you using that term, but it’s not a nice term, it’s offensive, and not towards white people either.

Your Ghanaian preacher, the one you respect, do you say, “Hey negro,” or “Hello negro,” to him?

Which term? "Wigga"? There are Whites who object to being called "wiggas".

"Wigga" is a corruption of "wigger". These are both slang terms for a White male who affects African American culture.

I honestly have not heard of that term in over 15 years.

It is very out of date.

Which term? "Wigga"? Or "wigger"? Eminem calls himself a "wigga" or "wigger" in some of his songs.

You’re not using it in a positive way.

Here’s an idea, unless specifically discussing race why not try to stop using such terms.

Every time you feel the need to point out someone’s race or nationality you are pointing out differences and engaging in bigotry.

You wouldn't be criticizing me for calling an ex-childhood friend a "Negro" if you were an African American. Shut up.

I know, but Mr. Goldman could never be accused of having his finger on the pulse.

I pointed out that most of his references were 30-40 years and not really relevant, only to be chastised because they were older than that.

That’s where he’s coming from.

According to Google, the last time Eminem used either variation of the term was in the song "The Way I Am", released in 2000.

So, yes, it is very out of date.

Seriously, it is like you are permanently stuck in a bubble that hasn't been updated in 21 years.

Im amazed at ho this clon rambles all over the barnyard to criticize others. Hes kind of a dickhead .

Still Id like him to succeed but then, Ive ner seen any of his work so I cant say .

Exactly I’m not American, but I can say for a fact that my friends at the barbers would.

This is how you are, you always respond aggressively when criticised instead of taking on board what is being said.

I’m not attacking you, I’m trying to help you. It was your obsession with race and racial terminology that got you suspended in the first place.

You came back, apologised and said you’d changed, but you haven’t.

I’m showing you how.

I actually grew up in almost the opposite - run down city like. Yeah people have referred to where I grew up as the ghetto and told me things like the only girls I knew that grew up there were blonds that dated black guys. Funny but one would think if you lived in an area where there were more Latinos and African Americans - the girls would be as well -

Quite honestly where I grew up was filled with immigrants - it was cheaper to live there and more city like giving people the opportunity to have 3 decker apartments and the like - making it affordable for those newer immigrants. When I was younger it was more European immigrants - Irish, Italian and probably the highest population of Lithuanians and Polish, It slowly changed and more are from places like Cape Verdea, Brazil, Portugal - those are the predominant ones as seen by the type of churches that were replaced from Polish and similar.

Any way - I know live in the suburbs but was many farms in the area if that counts at all.

The ironic thing is that were Mr Goldman ever to pen a cartoon about himself and his particular idiosyncrasies I’m sure it would do really well.

I for one, would buy it. (That’s right, I just used a cheap theatrical rhetorical device to make my point, charlatan that I am.)

It sounds a lot more interesting than a 1930s inspired view of culture he knows nothing about.

Mr Goldman may be many things, but nobody could ever accuse him of being dull.

Thank you for answering the question.

I apologize - Please shut up.

I would laugh my a$$ off - but he would need to write it in his own serious tone - just that comment when he said negro about his "friend" made me laugh - and only because you know he was serious about the use of it.

Have you ever heard African Americans use the phrase "Negro please" around each other?

The Kid reposted one of his responses, (all identify removed,) on a comedy thread and it got a huge amount of likes.

Some of his posts are the funniest things I’ve ever read. It’s something a professional comedy writer could never come up with, nobody else’s mind works like that.