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....yes, I think it was meant to be funny.

6 years ago. Rating: 6
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My sense of humor is different, and that didn't make me laugh, but it didn't come off as racist, either. 

Reading the article, it seems the politically incorrect (?) cartoon was brought back because a Latino-backed coalition requested it.

Who is supplying the croissants and Grand Marnier for Bastille Day celebrations in the US?   Did you order your flags and maple syrup to swig on Canada Day? 

Seriously, people!

6 years ago. Rating: 5
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6 years ago. Rating: 4
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Some people seem to have to find a reason to b*tc*!

6 years ago. Rating: 4
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Funny? Oh no, nothing can be funny, nothing can be considered teasing, nothing can be a joke! Let's not laugh at anything that even mentions someone's background, country or the color of their hair.

Instead, let's all be outraged, appalled, disgusted, irate and offended to our very core! Let's march, protest, rage and call for his head on a plate.

(Yes, sarcasm is intended!) I get sick of listening to all the people pretending to be soooooooo loving and nice and I'd love to hear their 'sweet' conversations behind closed doors.

 

6 years ago. Rating: 4
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Darned if i can see what all the fuss is over,i used to watch Speedy Gonzales when i was a kid,nothing sinister in that,,but i am sure some people will read something else into it..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

6 years ago. Rating: 4
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