Thank God they didn't go for the full abuse effect and depict Mufasa getting run over by those wildebeests.

Word.

I believe there is a distinction between their use in everyday conversation, and an honest discussions about the words.

I know. See below post.

Sorry if that came across as hostile. I'm just of the Louis CK school of thought where using N-word or n*gger cheapens the harshness and historical cruelty of the word nigger, while still "letting" certain people get away with saying it without guilt while it's obvious what they mean. Same principle for tranny/trans.

Why asterisk tranny but not trans? Can we, as a society, have a grown up discussion about slurs?

Where's Jezebel with the sexual assault angle?

The cardboard cutouts' genders are social constructs. Those inanimate objects can and should be able to decide for themselves what clothing to put on without you deciding for them.

HOW DARE YOU HIS VOICE WAS THAT OF AN ANGEL

Lighten up, Francis.

Oh, like you Limeys, Micks, and Chavs know anything about slurs.

goddammit. +1

Agreed in a general sense, but not in this particular set of circumstances. Look at the picture. They put children of all races into those clothes. If it were only blacks, that'd be one thing. That's not the case here.

To: STAFF

You do see that non-black babies are also in the outfit, right?

...that's exactly what they did. Look at the ones in the back.

*deAfricanAmericanrate

Not pictured- the Johnny 8ball Line

Please. Magary's fat ass can't even get over the couch, let alone wrestling fans.

Today's unexpected result triggered flashbacks of Maradona's Hand Of God goal, when the South American had the ball under his thumb.