David’s Evil-er Than Most Blog

In response to the title, not really, methinks. Well, not openly, not like in Huckberry Finn, in which the characters drop the n-bomb every 5 sentences, sometimes more. But is that really rascist? I mean, it’s how they talked. No one took offense to it, they just accepted it as a name. Over time though, it got to be one of the only “untouchable” spoken words in modern society. And this does lead back to how America isn’t really rasicts. For unlike H.F., everything and anything not meaning equality is considered rascist. There are no title’s for groups of people that one can say without be jumped by the race police. Time have changed since the time of the glory of the Mississippi, and society has gotten so rascist, that no one is rascist anymore, for fear of being rascist. Confusing, yes, but I couldn think of no other way to say it.