Meh, it was implied.

I hope this one wins +1

The Hawks front office was also planning on drinking itself, but Josh Smith took all the shots prior to heading to the Pistons.

Let's kick it over to Paul, from the Van Down by the River.

I would've expected Tupac, Steve Irwin, and Macho Man Randy Savage to hide out on a tropical island in the south Pacific, but Toledo of all places?

Maybe, just maybe, NFL players avoid arrest/conviction more often than your Average Joe because of the privilege and status that comes with being an NFL player? Just because you're using statistics, does not necessarily mean you're being entirely logical.

Why you gotta show me up like that? +1

The crowd is currently 40% black people (less than half, mind you), and he would like to see this number go down to 10%. So, let's recap: he would like to see the number of black fans that comprise the crowd drop by 30%.

My restaurant analogy wasn't an analogy. It was meant to point out that you're standing on an incredibly slippery slope. And if you don't see how the housing market analogy doesn't fit with the Hawks scenario (affirming and participating in racist behavior in order to to squeeze every last penny out your business),…

I dig it.

+1 in the gray

So, by your logic, it isn't racism that housing prices are adversely affected by PoCs (because certain white people are racist), and PoCs are therefore shown fewer options when looking for homes? This is okay with you? Those real estate agents are simply trying to maintain higher prices, thereby increasing the amount…

Hmmm, sounds like they're trying to make these games less accessible for black people, and more accessible for white people. So, if you're looking for a start, I'd start here. Just because you don't realize that something is racist/are ignorant to the different forms that racism can take, doesn't mean it isn't is…

Now I'm confused. Apart from the email, which contains the explicitly racist sentiments of a man, what other evidence must he provide to prove that said email is racist?

This elicited an awkwardly loud office laugh from me. I'm now trying to slide down in my chair to avoid the weird looks I'm getting from my coworkers.

Sadly, I've never been in Pennsylvania. State College does seem like a great place, though—full of patriotic Americans.

Oh, good lord.

And just to be clear: are you a guy that can stand up for yourself, or a woman? You've been a little vague in that respect.