Black Friday

[mrswdk]

Is 'Black Friday' inherently racist?

[waauw]

Is 'white day' inherently racist?

[mrswdk]

Is 'white day' inherently racist?

Go start your own thread.

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Why yes it is!

"In the Black" is an economic term referring to the use of black ink to signify a net income. The opposite, indicating a loss is "In the Red". Black Friday is traditionally marked by burning the Native American (Or as they are colloquially known, "Red Indian") themed decorations at the end of Thanksgiving. If you cannot find any Native American culture to burn, such as in the east coast, effigies can also be made of red-haired people, particularly the Irish.

Just remember to burn responsibly for a safe and authentic Black Friday

[jimboston]

Is 'Black Friday' inherently racist?

Are you inherently a Troll?

Do you know how to use Google?

[tzor]

Is 'Black Friday' inherently racist?

Just because it is the color of Islamic militants (such as ISIS) doesn't mean it's racist.

[mrswdk]

Why is being cheap and bargain-loving something inherently related to being black?

Check mate.

[Dukasaur]

All Fridays Matter!

[rishaed]

Just got back from my black friday shopping. I got lucky this year. Found a decent parking spot both times, and got in and out relatively quickly while having what i was supposed to get. Also Avoid Walmart Black Friday... Thats just madness.

[riskllama]

Walmart should be avoided everyday.

[DaGip]

[jgordon1111]

Lol I see someone informed your dumbass where the term black Friday originates from and pfft checkmate my arse, unless your rich or stupid most people are frugal. Checkmate you extreme ignorant asshole

[DaGip]

[jimboston]

Other inherently racist words or phrases... according to mrswdk...

blackballed
blackberry
black sheep
black holes
blackbird
pot calling the kettle black
blackboard
blackjack
black comedy
blacklist
black coffee
blackmail
black hat
blackout
blacksmith
in the black
blackhead
little black book
black gold

[rishaed]

Walmart should be avoided everyday.

I agree. It wasn't by choice.

[DaGip]

Walmart should be avoided everyday.

I agree. It wasn't by choice.

Avoiding WalMart only means I have to spend more money on my already shrinking paycheck. You rich people can go and shop at some little mom and pop store to spend five bucks on a pack of gum; but for the rest of us Americans that haven't seen a real wage increase for seven or eight years...we're gonna shop at stores that offer better prices.

[WingCmdr Ginkapo]

On my walk home from work I saw a guy almost crash his bike because there was a black guy in black guys on the cycle path. I found this amusing.

[mrswdk]

On my walk home from work I saw a guy almost crash his bike because there was a black guy in black guys on the cycle path. I found this amusing.

They could at least have gone to a hotel room. Think of the kids.

[rishaed]

Walmart should be avoided everyday.

I agree. It wasn't by choice.

Avoiding WalMart only means I have to spend more money on my already shrinking paycheck. You rich people can go and shop at some little mom and pop store to spend five bucks on a pack of gum; but for the rest of us Americans that haven't seen a real wage increase for seven or eight years...we're gonna shop at stores that offer better prices.

I said i avoid Walmart. I don't avoid all major grocery stores. I also do a lot of home cooking. And other things to keep my budget as low as i can. I understand the tight budget though.

[riskllama]

I make my own gum, gip.

[PLAYER57832]

Walmart should be avoided everyday.

I agree. It wasn't by choice.

Avoiding WalMart only means I have to spend more money on my already shrinking paycheck. You rich people can go and shop at some little mom and pop store to spend five bucks on a pack of gum; but for the rest of us Americans that haven't seen a real wage increase for seven or eight years...we're gonna shop at stores that offer better prices.

Actually, I do much better than Walmart at my local stores and online, by shopping carefully, particularly when I add in the savings from not driving so far, etc. The trap of Walmart is that they start by offering cheap prices, but then go up once the competition is gone. Also, they are experts at offering a few cheap items along with many lower cost items that are actually more expensive. They rely on people coming to buy the bargains and then picking up "a few other things" besides.

[notyou2]

Mrs, once you go black, you will never go back.

[notyou2]

persons, snow persons