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Im white, so this whole situation will not affect me the same way it will most of the members of this board. I know Im probably going to take shyt for this post, but oh well. When I first heard what happened and read what was said, I was appaled.. and hurt that one of my childhood heroes had said this and my first reaction was to take a sharpie to my Hulk Rules shirt and put an X through it. I wore the shirt yesterday. Now that some time had passed I know that I will always have this in the back of my head when hearing about Hulk Hogan but I don't think that I'll really be looking at his career much different after this, part of that being because I know that almost all white people, especially those around Hogan's age have probably said some terrible racist things before. It's not really a shock to me that Hulk Hogan is a racist
I see that a lot of people are mad that friends and former colleagues of Hulk are chiming in that they forgive him or saying that they never heard him say anything racist. One thing you have to factor in is that these guys are used to forgiving people they care about when they say some fukked up shyt. If I cut ties with all the people I cared for or looked up to for saying something racist, I'd have no friends or family left. It sucks, but it's true. So it's easy for Foley or Scott Hall to want to stick up for Hulk because they know the real him, and probably know better than us if Hulk really is a decent human being. Its just unfortunate that racism is taught in white families and that in a time of anger or dissapointment Hogan said these things.. I don't think Hogan thinks like this on a day to day basis. Don't think he sees a black person and immediately starts saying the N word in his head or cringes at the thought of being in a room with a black person.
Im not trying to be a Hulk apologist I'm just offering a stance on why I think so many of his actual friends are quick to forgive Hulk and that you shouldn't necessarily think of those people differently now that they didn't burn Hulk at the stake for his comments
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Ok well to you and your racist friends/family. I don't want to hear excuses for your bigot family/friends . It's not cool and your not a decent person to me if your discriminating against a group of people and being racistIm white, so this whole situation will not affect me the same way it will most of the members of this board. I know Im probably going to take shyt for this post, but oh well. When I first heard what happened and read what was said, I was appaled.. and hurt that one of my childhood heroes had said this and my first reaction was to take a sharpie to my Hulk Rules shirt and put an X through it. I wore the shirt yesterday. Now that some time had passed I know that I will always have this in the back of my head when hearing about Hulk Hogan but I don't think that I'll really be looking at his career much different after this, part of that being because I know that almost all white people, especially those around Hogan's age have probably said some terrible racist things before. It's not really a shock to me that Hulk Hogan is a racist
I see that a lot of people are mad that friends and former colleagues of Hulk are chiming in that they forgive him or saying that they never heard him say anything racist. One thing you have to factor in is that these guys are used to forgiving people they care about when they say some fukked up shyt. If I cut ties with all the people I cared for or looked up to for saying something racist, I'd have no friends or family left. It sucks, but it's true. So it's easy for Foley or Scott Hall to want to stick up for Hulk because they know the real him, and probably know better than us if Hulk really is a decent human being. Its just unfortunate that racism is taught in white families and that in a time of anger or dissapointment Hogan said these things.. I don't think Hogan thinks like this on a day to day basis. Don't think he sees a black person and immediately starts saying the N word in his head or cringes at the thought of being in a room with a black person.
Im not trying to be a Hulk apologist I'm just offering a stance on why I think so many of his actual friends are quick to forgive Hulk and that you shouldn't necessarily think of those people differently now that they didn't burn Hulk at the stake for his comments
And for those who still don't get this, here are some numbers...newsflash, most whites are racist. wake up
And for those who still don't get this, here are some numbers...
2/3 say he's not a racist even though the man himself has admitted to being a racist.
I hate Cubans
And have Hogan expose all the shady stuff Vince has done? He's not doing that.
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