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dannyfiveinlive [OP](12/16/2015) [-] stickied by dannyfiveinlive
Woah this is the first time I've gotten more than 300 likes! thanks guys!
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ogthegreat (12/13/2015) [-] Because they're African people who were born in America. The African heritage comes from their lineage.
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lech (12/13/2015) [-] >African Americans
People can be nonwhite and not consider themselves from Africa. I know because I was yelled at by my Spanish teacher who is black and from Panama. And then when I started using black. A black chick yelled at me for not saying African American.
******* ******* . Can't win with them,
People can be nonwhite and not consider themselves from Africa. I know because I was yelled at by my Spanish teacher who is black and from Panama. And then when I started using black. A black chick yelled at me for not saying African American.
******* ******* . Can't win with them,
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richardastley ONLINE (12/13/2015) [-] I'm pretty sure the most accepted term is " ******* ". If FJ has taught me anything, this much is true.
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huchkizz (12/13/2015) [-] holy ****
There's bound to be some but-hurt douche thinking this is offensive, but god is it hilarious.
There's bound to be some but-hurt douche thinking this is offensive, but god is it hilarious.
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forsakensaint (12/14/2015) [-] Not really in your mind, yes really in mine... So, my comment stands, as my opinion it is funny as a racist joke and it is funny as dissing media...
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debino (12/13/2015) [-] British humor is always, dry, childish, and unoriginal. Ya history is so ***** there's nothing to laugh about.
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cthumoo (12/13/2015) [-] The guy he's interviewing is labelled as 'Representing every single black person in Britain' a joke on the implied authority news stations label interviewees. The whole story was blatantly manufactured to support their own agenda. The language used by the reporter is overtly conservative for comic effect. The segment ended immediately after they got the answer they wanted out of him. Chris Morris' character is heavily inspired by Jeremy Paxman (an English news broadcaster if you didn't know).
I dunno, the writing seems to stick with the premise of the show
I dunno, the writing seems to stick with the premise of the show
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oblesidonika (12/13/2015) [-] I think "on the cobble' might just be the new most-British thing I've ever heard.
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samoaspider (12/13/2015) [-] I thought he said Mr. CoCo because of his chocolate colored skin
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zomaru (12/14/2015) [-] Man, British humor is so dry. I mean this was funny, but it just as easily could have not been. I just don't understand british humor.
