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ghhyrd wrote: Why is it called the 'White' house? Why the Red, 'White' and Blue, not the Grey House, or the Red and White and Black And Blue?

Because the material used to surface-coat the walls is white?

In the first film, he lost to a black guy, in the 3rd film, again, he lost to a black guy, and only beat him in the second fight because of a black guy.

Sixth film he also lost to a black guy. If the films were racist he'd have beaten all of them.

d3jake wrote:

ghhyrd wrote: White americans hate black americans until they show that they are better than the black americans in front of massive amounts of people.

I'm glad that I'm not one of the people that you're stereo typing here.

me too!

ghhyrd wrote: ***WARNING*** RANT DETECTED ***WARNING***

My bullshit-o-meter just exploded. You owe me 20 bucks son.

Kietotheworld wrote:In the first film, he lost to a black guy, in the 3rd film, again, he lost to a black guy, and only beat him in the second fight because of a black guy.

Sixth film he also lost to a black guy. If the films were racist he'd have beaten all of them.

Would you be racist if you found some black guy in the street and yelled

"I'm gonna knock you cold, nigga!"

Regardless of whether or not you lost?

Also, in the sixth film it was a tie.




Have I created a whole new topic out of sheer spam?

yes, you have.

ghhyrd wrote:

Kietotheworld wrote:In the first film, he lost to a black guy, in the 3rd film, again, he lost to a black guy, and only beat him in the second fight because of a black guy.

Sixth film he also lost to a black guy. If the films were racist he'd have beaten all of them.

Would you be racist if you found some black guy in the street and yelled

"I'm gonna knock you cold, nigga!"

Regardless of whether or not you lost?

So he's racist for fighting black people, even though most heavyweight boxers are actually black? Wouldn't it be more racist if he only fought white people? Surely if Stallone was racist, he wouldn't want to employ black people to be in his films.

Also, in the sixth film it was a tie.

No, it wasn't.

Split Decision.

im a lazy ass, so im not even gonna read the thread but im sure it's s### like this why i dont goto HLP anymore


edit:when did this place get a censor

Since day one?

actualy, it was F###ing broken for a while.

Hunter wrote:Since day one?

Oh, s###, he's right

Kietotheworld wrote:

ghhyrd wrote:

Kietotheworld wrote:In the first film, he lost to a black guy, in the 3rd film, again, he lost to a black guy, and only beat him in the second fight because of a black guy.

Sixth film he also lost to a black guy. If the films were racist he'd have beaten all of them.

Would you be racist if you found some black guy in the street and yelled

"I'm gonna knock you cold, nigga!"

Regardless of whether or not you lost?

So he's racist for fighting black people, even though most heavyweight boxers are actually black? Wouldn't it be more racist if he only fought white people? Surely if Stallone was racist, he wouldn't want to employ black people to be in his films.

Also, in the sixth film it was a tie.

No, it wasn't.

Split Decision.

Yes
No
I agree
O rly?

Coming to think of that first point, it is unavoidable. If you take your fights as they come, and most are black, you will be called racist. If you choose to fight absolutely no black people, you will be called racist. If you choose to fight no white people, you will still be called racist.

Not really, that is like saying wouldn't it be more racist if the KKK only burned white people.

I didn't say Stallone was racist, are they his films and not wanting to employ them wouldn't really matter.

I never said the films, Rocky, or Stallone were racist. I simply said that I simply said that it has subtle racist implications and should be called 'Big Black Beat-Up'

I must have got the ending for the last one confused with this

Not really, that is like saying wouldn't it be more racist if the KKK only burned white people.

But if the character rocky only fought white people, people would be claiming that the message of the films is that black people aren't good enough to compete against Rocky.

I didn't say Stallone was racist, are they his films and not wanting to employ them wouldn't really matter.

I never said the films, Rocky, or Stallone were racist. I simply said that I simply said that it has subtle racist implications and should be called 'Big Black Beat-Up'

They are his films, he writes them and directs them. Are you saying the subtle racist implications are not deliberate?

Honestly I think you're seeing a deliberate pattern where there isn't one. The biggest arsehole in the entire series is Tommy Gunn, who is white, and the biggest moron is Paulie, who is also white.

Kietotheworld wrote:

Not really, that is like saying wouldn't it be more racist if the KKK only burned white people.

But if the character rocky only fought white people, people would be claiming that the message of the films is that black people aren't good enough to compete against Rocky.

I didn't say Stallone was racist, are they his films and not wanting to employ them wouldn't really matter.

I never said the films, Rocky, or Stallone were racist. I simply said that I simply said that it has subtle racist implications and should be called 'Big Black Beat-Up'

They are his films, he writes them and directs them. Are you saying the subtle racist implications are not deliberate?

Honestly I think you're seeing a deliberate pattern where there isn't one. The biggest arsehole in the entire series is Tommy Gunn, who is white, and the biggest moron is Paulie, who is also white.

While there is some truth in what you say, I personally think that it would be more racist to spare all the white people from brain damage and injuries by going on a black beat-up.

Blimey, I didn't know he wrote and directed them.

I'm not saying the subtle racist implications are deliberate- I am smply a sad mathematician with an overly analytic mind used to pickng out patterns and sequences. As wlel as taking topics completely off track and making useless points.

But him writing does smoewhatexplain the propogandic elements (him defeting a 7 foot tall Russian with the punch of a shotgun, who managed to kill the formre champ in teh ring).
Ahh so many spelling errors- it hurts my eyes!

[quote]Why is it called the 'White' house? Why the Red, 'White' and Blue, not the Grey House, or the Red and White and Black And Blue?[quote]

There were scorch marks on the original paintwork from the 1812 War, the entire place was whitewashed to cover them over, and it sort of caught on.

It was not the first, nor the last time that Whitewash was involved with that building.

Hmmm.. according to Wiki, that's actually not true, I'll have to check this out....