I’m white, seen it with my own eyes. Not the worst of our atrocities, but still terrible.

If the only seasonings mentioned are salt and pepper you know they are white.

Just ask them how they fix their chicken. If it starts with “well first you bring a pot of water to a boil”, then you know they’re white. 

I know of a easier way, the majority of Root message board members aren’t on any of the other Kinja sites (funny how that works) and most of us are black, that’s a start.

He confirmed that he wrote it to the local newspaper and stands behind everything he said. He doesn’t want his precious Penn State players to look like those “Florida State or Miami guys.” https://www.tribdem.com/news/chip-minemyer-johnstown-man-s-letter-to-penn-state-player/article_e7e0908e-e9d4-11e9-9e21-cfd225b36641…

The poster above you links to a heavy.com article that outs the writer as a regular insane 78 year old white dude with a history of boomer bitching about tattoos, children in public, etc.  Why would you doubt a Penn state fan would have the shittiest possible take?  

Nah, that’s like typical angry boomer style right there.

Apparently this guy has a history of writing letters to the editor with similar viewpoints.

Nope.  They’re oyster crackers. Which are the most bland, stale, tasteless, cracker existing, 

He had all the time to criticize those things, yet not one peep about Jerry Sandusky and his alma mater(Penn State) handling of that situation?

You’re going to stop watching your favorite sports because you don’t like the dreads one guy has. Ok, then. I guess fuck right the hell off & watch Golden Girls instead. You can have your opinions. It’s really over the top to not just tweet or facebook your dislike, you actually sent a letter. That’s intense.

“Though the athletes of today are certainly superior to those in my days; we miss the clean cut white young men and women from those days.”

Those letter writers aren’t saltines. They’re club crackers. They proudly say “I went to Penn” at every social event they attend at the country club right before they ask “do you have insurance?”

This.

“If she can’t wear that belt buckle, then why is it appropriate to make an assignment out of it?”

That defense always makes me laugh, seeing as the Nazi swastika and the Hindu swastika aren’t the same.

Oh come on. At this point, displaying the confederate flag and then crying over people’s negative reactions is the equivalent of a German girl wearing a swastika belt buckle and being all: “I don’t understand the outrage! It’s an ancient Asian religious symbol I’m wearing! I don’t mean that! Gee, people really like…

“cousins and brothers”

Sure lady, fine. You and your daughter aren’t incestuous white trash.

Maybe the lesson hit a little too close to home. Has anyone interviewed the cousins and brothers of the confederate flag belt buckle wearing teen, Fuller, to ask if they’re betrothed to the vixen?