Offensive? Why?

[Bart]

This idiotic bimbo isa complete idiot!This whole story is absurd!


[url]http://www.charleston.net/assets/webPages/departmental/news/ Stories.aspx?section=localnews&tableId=117415&pubDat e=11/7/2006[/url]


Deanna Bernstein of Summerville wanted to spend a night at the Coastal Carolina Fair
eating the food and enjoying the rides and playing the games. Instead, she ended up in jail.

When Bernstein passed a vendor selling a T-shirt Wednesday with Confederate flags and
the words "Confederately Correct Civil Rights for Southern Whites," her stomach turned.

Bernstein said the T-shirt promotes racism. In fighting to have it removed, she was
charged with trespassing.


...Bernstein said she did not believe the vendor had the right to sell the shirts, because she
said it was offensive and inappropriate for children to see.

 

[white is right]

She's a yankee and a liberal, not a great mix down south. She also watches PBS.......

 

[bigunreal]

Shocker her name is Bernstein....

 

[Deacon]

After seeing what she perceives as racism in the area, Bernstein said she plans to move as soon as she can afford it.

Good. Why don't you move to Miami with the rest of your ilk.

She wants the fair's management to apologize and drop the charge. She also wants the managers to provide fair staff with diversity training and have a booth at next year's fair that promotes multiculturalism. She said she contacted all the fair's sponsors to ask them to consider the situation when giving future support.

Who the hell does she think she is? She moves to the area from LA two months ago and automatically has the perception in her silly little mind that she can demand stuff.

"If people don't like it, then complain, use your voice," said Bernstein, 38, a California native who is white.

Yeah, sure.

I bet if a vendor was selling t-shirts stating 'Black Power' the ugly hag wouldn't care.Edited by: Deacon

 

[Run Stuffing LB]

Good catch on the "who is white" line. I've noticed Jews like to selectively use that defense and it should be pointed out.


I always thought the way you "use your voice" against a product you don't approve of is by not buying it.