Hayden Cantrelle preparing for every crazy option with MLB draft

[Turbine]

So gypsy is a race?

Not exactly, kind of like Cajuns.

Originally from another area, having carved out a unique identity.

[Reality Check]

Not exactly, kind of like Cajuns.

Originally from another area, having carved out a unique identity.

So you edit a thread pertaining to softball last week because you thought it got derailed from its original topic but this thread about Hayden Cantrelle gets derailed into a discussion about racism and derogatory language and is allowed to remain unedited. Not much of a hypocrite are you Turbine?

[STPacronym]

Nah man, he gets to display how wicked smart he is.

[Turbine]

So you edit a thread pertaining to softball last week because you thought it got derailed from its original topic but this thread about Hayden Cantrelle gets derailed into a discussion about racism and derogatory language and is allowed to remain unedited. Not much of a hypocrite are you Turbine?

I left it up because the discussion was based directly on Hayden Cantrelle's comment.

But you are right I will split it when I get a chance, I know he didn't mean anything by it.

[Dad04]

Gypsies use their title, a noun referring to themselves, as do "Jews".

[Dad04]

So gypsy is a race?

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Gypsy

[Dad04]

I left it up because the discussion was based directly on Hayden Cantrelle's comment.

But you are right I will split it when I get a chance, I know he didn't mean anything by it.

He didn't mean anything derogatory with his comment, if he even said it. Not every word in quotes in a paper was actually said. He might have used the term "screwed" and Foote softened it.

I simply pointed out the ignorant use of the derogatory term as an example of behavior I personally find offensive. The comment is in a newspaper and fair game.

If one person learned something, which has been acknowledged, then good.

[CajunEXPRESS]

He didn't mean anything derogatory with his comment, if he even said it. Not every word in quotes in a paper was actually said. He might have used the term "screwed" and Foote softened it.

I simply pointed out the ignorant use of the derogatory term as an example of behavior I personally find offensive. The comment is in a newspaper and fair game.

If one person learned something, which has been acknowledged, then good.

I’m just going to say it’s a phrase that isn’t really racist. It’s just an expression that they earned by their many con jobs at fairs, and home improvements. They’re in that group. Apparently it’s okay by leftist standards to refer to white privilege. We all know it’s about elite privilege. You get it if you achieve a certain level of success, right King James?

[Turbine]

He didn't mean anything derogatory with his comment, if he even said it. Not every word in quotes in a paper was actually said. He might have used the term "screwed" and Foote softened it.

I simply pointed out the ignorant use of the derogatory term as an example of behavior I personally find offensive. The comment is in a newspaper and fair game.

If one person learned something, which has been acknowledged, then good.

I learned a lot.

Thanks

[ManAboutTown]

I’m just going to say it’s a phrase that isn’t really racist. It’s just an expression that they earned by their many con jobs at fairs, and home improvements. They’re in that group. Apparently it’s okay by leftist standards to refer to white privilege. We all know it’s about elite privilege. You get it if you achieve a certain level of success, right King James?

Lmaooooooo. Roast him Dad 🤣😆

[CajunT]

“There’s a lot of guys that are going to get gypped out of the draft, because they didn’t have their season play out.”

Gypped as in Gypsys. Good Lord. Not sure slurs help the draft stock. Hopefully misquoted.

No, in the proper context it means "stolen or cheated". There is nothing new in the use of this word. I would be more upset with a modern group of people in this country that refer to themselves as gypsies and their lifestyle.

[Turbine]

No, in the proper context it means "stolen or cheated". There is nothing new in the use of this word.

The Gypsies were traveling capitalists and in person marketing specialists.

"Gypped" was a victimization term that deflected personal responsibility in your buying decisions.

Nowadays I need to work on not getting "Amazoned"