AKA Pseudonym posted:

https://twitter.com/GlennonDoyle/status/1368747763102539776?s=20

DGC773 posted:

So what is racist about asking what the skin colour of a child will be?

DGC773 posted:

So what is racist about asking what the skin colour of a child will be? Given Meghans background the baby could have easily been black or white. There was no suggestion that there was any racism, just that a conversation was had with the question about what colour.

Ventral EggSac posted:

pop fly to McGillicutty posted:

I am a firm believer in "no gods, no masters". So yes, technically, I want to gently caress them. Your error, however, was assuming they'd still be living meat while it happens.

McNamaras Morons posted:

Whether Meghan was wronged by them in some way doesn't change the fact that she's primarily upset that her gold digging didn't go as planned.

Aardvark! posted:

im glad your wife got so much in the settlement

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During a Royal visit to China in 1986 he described Peking as "ghastly" and told British students: "If you stay here much longer you'll all be slitty-eyed."

In 1999, the Duke of Edinburgh made a racist comment on Indian workers. While on a visit to an electronics factory in Scotland, he had seen a messy fuse box and said it looked "as though it was put in by an Indian."

In 1999, Prince Philip had reportedly asked black politician, Lord Taylor of Warwick: "And what exotic part of the world do you come from?"

In 2010, during a prize-giving ceremony for the Duke of Edinburgh Awards, a girl told him that she had been to Romania to help in an orphanage. He replied: "Oh yes, there's a lot of orphanges in Romania - they must breed them".

To an Aborigine in Australia: “Do you still throw spears at each other?”

Ralph Crammed In posted:

smiles on their sickly, bloated faces

Excelzior posted:

I, for one, cannot wait for "King Charles III"