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Seattle bans words 'citizen' and 'brown bag'. WOW

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oh no ive just offended stupid people

here's an idea, why dont we just have our vocal chords and the part of our brain that enables free thought removed at birth, then we will be much better employees for our masters
 
I did not know that about "brown bag" I assumed it was meant for poor people or frugal people who "brown bagged" their lunch (couldn't afford to eat out during lunch).

As for citizens. You have to understand that Seattle is relatively close to the border so there are a lot of Canadian expats in Seattle. I can understand how that is offensive because these expats are productive members of Seattle society and when government addresses Seattle people as citizens, they can feel excluded.
 
For anybody unaware, there is a huge class divide in Seattle and it is growing. If you don't drive a minimum $40k car, you are a piece of shit, must have fucked up your life, must be a drug addict, must be worthless.
 
I've never heard of brown bag used like that but I've never lived in a house with servants or been part of a black fraternity.

I can't think of a time I've been referred to as "citizen" outside of video games.
 
I did not know that about "brown bag" I assumed it was meant for poor people or frugal people who "brown bagged" their lunch (couldn't afford to eat out during lunch).

As for citizens. You have to understand that Seattle is relatively close to the border so there are a lot of Canadian expats in Seattle. I can understand how that is offensive because these expats are productive members of Seattle society and when government addresses Seattle people as citizens, they can feel excluded.


Fuck Them. Either they should become citizens or carry their ass back to Canadia the frozen wasteland.

I thought Canadia was supposed to be great. Why would they want to even come here?
 
Fuck Them. Either they should become citizens or carry their ass back to Canadia the frozen wasteland.

I thought Canadia was supposed to be great. Why would they want to even come here?

The logic is simply hilarious. They chose to come to the U.S to work and live as a non-citizen and they are offended they aren't treated as a citizen? Have a cake and eat it too?

Let's not even start with the illegals, screw the fact they broke the bloody law and let's care about for their tiny whiny feelings.

Usual nutty leftist logic. And I'm not a U.S citizen BTW, it's amazing how many PC nutters you over there.
 
For anybody unaware, there is a huge class divide in Seattle and it is growing. If you don't drive a minimum $40k car, you are a piece of shit, must have fucked up your life, must be a drug addict, must be worthless.
I always thought Seattle was some kind of liberal "Mecca" where progs, libs and lefties practiced all that tolerance they are so famous for. Sounds like there is a lot of old fashioned discrimination going on.
 
I always thought Seattle was some kind of liberal "Mecca" where progs, libs and lefties practiced all that tolerance they are so famous for. Sounds like there is a lot of old fashioned discrimination going on.

They can't tolerate people that demands a semblance of self-responsibility and opposes to affirmative action because that would be Hitler reincarnated but they sure can tolerate a violent religious cult of misogynists, child rapists and honor killers, because those are only misunderstood "people".
 
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