Only when taken out of context.
Context is: “Hey honey, the clown cancelled for little Bobby’s 4th birthday, do you want me to call the White Power Ranger to replace them?”
Guy, there’s the Black Power Ranger and the Yellow Power Ranger, with a black guy and an Asian girl respectively.
They knew.
Thats what I’m saying!
“The malice is in the eye of the beholder.”
Nuance and context is in short supply these days.
One time a coworker was randomly talking about something sexual so I said “that’s racy of you” she screams “DON’T CALL ME RACIST!”. I said “that’s not what racy means” she replied with “I DON’T CARE!” and stormed off
its his job title, not necessarily his ideology
Are you saying he lives 2 lives where one may be ashamed of the other?
It really depends where you put that small pause.
Its like saying spider-man without the hyphen.
Wasn’t the white power ranger the green power ranger first, or am I misremembering the story (it’s been a while, sorry)?
He was.
I remember only because at the time they were advertising that the green power ranger would be getting a power upgrade and I said to my older brother that I bet he would become the white power ranger (not being aware of the connotations at the time, nor anything else other than the kid’s show).
He said that wasn’t possible. How would they display the trademark white diamonds, he asked? It still boggles my mind that that was his only reasoning.
I only remember because it was the most important thing in the world to me at 6
Yeah it’s like, “Srsly, you don’t hear it?”
Only if you’re a racist piece of shit which it looks like you might be for even posing this question
