Originally posted by vB Martin
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Would you classify Taylor as an Uncle Tom?
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Originally posted by IwatchBoxingAnd what that be?
Reposted "Anoark is not black", even when I'm instagating I like to be somewhat respectable
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Originally posted by toyboy33Most of the people calling black men "*****s" are other black men. If it's legitimized by black culture why get upset when the main stream uses words like Uncle Tom and the like? Interesting note* 1/3 of all copies of UNcle Tom's Cabin were sold in Europe.
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Originally posted by Super_LightweightJust the fact that you seriously even considered Jermain Taylor to be an uncle Tom shows you are pretty naive, at the least, and not a good judge of people.
It's pretty obvious Taylor is just a down-to-earth guy, and is respectful towards all except in the ring, where he carries a chip on his shoulder from being picked on so much in his childhood.
Taylor is very nice, and polite...I guess people are so unaccustomed to seeing that, so they wonder if Taylor is an 'Uncle Tom'.
Now you know better.
No offence, S_L, cos I do like you, but you're just a young kid who's the very epitome of naive (you actually think Roy Jones had a competitive career!) and are not in a position to be giving me a lecture. You're a cool guy, but you're kind of like a three-legged dog with dysentry. Sometimes you're funny, other times you hobble into threads dragging **** behind you.
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Originally posted by toyboy33What he observes is legit in his mind whether black or white boxer is involved. Jermain happens to be black. The Uncle Tom stereotype is used predominently to describe Black men who ass kiss white men. The Southern drawl and extra politeness makes it easy to percieve Jermaine as a Uncle tom. Is he in fact? Maybe, maybe not. But, the point can be made and that's what Anorak has done. Love or hate it.
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Originally posted by vB Martinwow. this is a totally racist thread. If he was white and practiced good manners would this even be thought of?
Some people throw words around too easily. (ummm... yeah... like me saying "Uncle Tom", I know it).
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Originally posted by IwatchBoxingBecause all these "kool" words that black culture has come up with were meant as a form to stand up against white people.
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Originally posted by IwatchBoxingSuper_Lightweight is like 3 feet tall.
* He never actually said that, I'm making it up now. But he probably thinks it.
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