If you absolutely suck as a worker don't play the race card. Makes no sense. You come in late, you call out sick and you're otherwise a lazy bastard, you're not Nelson Mandela. Even your brothers are going to say "but you suck." If you're a good or fair to middling worker you can give it a shot but to constantly be espousing your racial theories at work to anybody who will listen when you absolutely suck as a worker it's, how shall we say setting people up, dig?
Conservatives obsessed with reading Ole Gray Lady editorials, then they have to write about it in their own counter-columns. The New York Post even has an occasional Times Watch (does the Times have a Post Watch?). I've solved this problem a long time ago, I go out of my way to NOT read the New York Times. Works for me and gets me through the day. Letting a Times editorial or Op-Ed ruin your day, it's a form of conservative masturbation. I've given up those habits, I'd sooner read the TV Guide or Popular Mechanics. A corollary to this is the Frank Rich problem or the Maureen Dowd problem, I don't read them either. It's amazing, I feel so much better and I've lost 10 lbs.! you can too.
Isn't playing the race card like crying wolf so then it kinda loses it's affect and nobody listens to you anymore?
ReplyDeleteThat card is so dog-eared and old from sitting in Al Sharpton's back pocket.
ReplyDeleteAbout the only way to get those people to stop playing the race card would be a mass blinding. And even then, you'd have to use ebonics voice boxes so they can't figure out what race they're talking to.
ReplyDeleteI make it a point to not worry about reading anyone or not reading anyone, just whatever comes on my screen. After all, ideas and philosophies are not defined by other people.
And I thought the conservatives masturbated just like everyone else, just with the same denials and stuttering as the Catholics.
Thanx Pat as always. As I've said I don't read Times editorials but there's no avoiding them because I learn about them second-hand from all the conservatives complaining about them. Are NY Times editorials THAT important?
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