editing by fused and cheddar

[MidnightVoice]

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rob22 wrote:

Not to belabor the point.... but , as a child I was read the Uncle Remus series, along with Mark Twain and the Brother's Grimm.

The reference was to what I would consider classic literature

But people don't read that anymore!

Sad though that is

[Anonymous]

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rob22 wrote:

Not to belabor the point.... but , as a child I was read the Uncle Remus series, along with Mark Twain and the Brother's Grimm.

The reference was to what I would consider classic literature.....anyone who has read this story would readily recognize the way I used the term was to mean :ia sticky problem wherein anyway you look to make the situation better can actually result in more of a problem than you started out with ( in other words sometimes it's better to just leave somthing alone)

Once again it's surprising to me that this is even an issue....  

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Also not to belabor the point that fused made above: The term you used is an offensive term, even if that is not the way you intended it.  I don't understand why it is surprising to you that a racially pejorative term would be edited from your post.

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Otherwise, I think it's time to drop it.

[MattH]

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@MidnightVoice wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Not to belabor the point.... but , as a child I was read the Uncle Remus series, along with Mark Twain and the Brother's Grimm.

The reference was to what I would consider classic literature

But people don't read that anymore!

Sad though that is

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Disney has never released Song of the South, its 1946 film based on the Uncle Remus stories, on home video in North America largely out of concern that many people would find it offensive. Some of the songs and animations from the film have been released, but never the entire film.

[Anonymous]

Time for a mod to lock this thread.  It serves no purpose and is completely irrevelant to anything credit and credit score related.........