Racism word is defined on their terms...
 

They know it, and they use this to put people on the defensive immediately...when there is no tangible argument, the race card is played. The best response (as suggested in article link I posted) is to not cower and get beaten down when this charge is leveled. It's a term with a floating definition, to whatever situation liberals feel it's best used to support their ideology (like a policy disagreement); instead say sure according to you I'm a racist; fine...but you may be a bigot. Bigot is a clearly defined word...there's no ambiguity.

Beat Whitey Night
 

I do not like racism from any group of people, period. I seen it in the Army many times from all races. I was taken back a little when I seen this "small" headline in the Drudge Report.

Do you think the mainstream media will play this one?

Do you think it would if the roles were reversed and there was a "Beat Blacky Night?"

Not trying to get anybody shook up or anything. Just wondering if there is a double standard in the press.

http://www.desmoinesregister.com/art...cial-overtones