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fart party comic for 2007-03-11

reverse racism

Sunday, March 11th, 2007

13 Responses to “reverse racism”

  1. Uni Says:

    D: Awww.
    I’d have thought the mother would be more worried about the strange lady wetting her children..

  2. Malach the Merciless Says:

    At least you did not urinate on them

  3. jessica Says:

    that is funny. the kids in my area are like that they call me white girl too. its scarey

  4. michael Says:

    awww :-(

  5. Arlene Says:

    you don’t know where that white girl ’s been!

  6. mdh, II Says:

    Damn shame!

  7. Gabrielle Says:

    Aw, maybe she just didn’t want her kids to get in trouble… :L

  8. Kristen Says:

    In Thailand (and much of asia) in april (during their hot season/drought) they celebrate a water festival where for 2 days all businesses and schools are shut and everyone throws water on each other. People stand in their yards with hoses, trucks drive by with barrels of water…..they have no qualms spraying you in your car, your fancy clothes, whatever.
    Tourists always love to go there during this time to take pics and then get mad that their cameras get drenched.
    Maybe this is started to get implemented here in the US!

  9. Arvind Says:

    they call that festival holi… one of the fun festivals everybody anxiously awaits after christmas…

  10. Amitai Sandy Says:

    We have that holiday in Israel too, just after the last day of Passover, but sadly it’s only for kids, not for grownups.

    Funny how all the splashes come out of your armpits!

  11. Taylorthorne Says:

    This reminds me of the time I went to the movies and the Mexican family behind me brought a whole meal. They shared their burritos with me.
    Mhmm, burritos.
    Best burrito I’ve ever had.

  12. Jelo Says:

    I wasn’t there so I can’t say for sure, maybe the kids’ mother was racist, but I can tell you as a black person that just because we identify somebody by their skin color isn’t always an automatic indication of racism…maybe so but usually not. I’ve heard that phrase many times growing up in my neighborhood…every time I heard a parent say that it was because they thought their kids were bothering the person not telling their kids to leave that person alone because they were white. When we want to be racist we’ll say something a little more direct like “cracker”. And I completely realize there is a double-standard…if a white parent said “leave that black boy alone” I would take that as racist…but people have to understand that although we all speak English blacks and whites historically have grown up in different environments and each have their own way of speaking the language so we can’t always draw an equal comparison between blacks and whites with our use of the language.

  13. sitara Says:

    they actually call the festival ‘SONGKRAN’ in Thailand.

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