No, none at all.
There is also no difference between people with Christian/Catholic backgrounds mocking their own religions and Mel Gibson slurring the followers of a different religion.
Mallard Fillmore
In My Country There Is Problem
Verse
In my country there is problem,
And that problem is transport.
It take very very long,
Because Kazakhstan is big.
Chorus 1
Throw transport down the well (repeat line)
So my country can be free (repeat line)
We must make travel easy (repeat line)
Then we’ll have a big party (repeat line)
Verse 2
In my country there is problem
And that problem is the Jew
They take everybody money
And they never give it back
Chorus 2
Throw the jew down the well (repeat line)
So my country can be free (repeat line)
You must grab him by his horns (repeat line)
Then we have a big party (repeat line)
Verse 3
If you see the Jew coming
You must be careful of his teeth
You must grab him by his money
And I tell you what to do
(Repeat Chorus 2 twice)
Verse
In my country there is problem,
And that problem is transport.
It take very very long,
Because Kazakhstan is big.
Chorus 1
Throw transport down the well (repeat line)
So my country can be free (repeat line)
We must make travel easy (repeat line)
Then we’ll have a big party (repeat line)
Verse 2
In my country there is problem
And that problem is the Jew
They take everybody money
And they never give it back
Chorus 2
Throw the jew down the well (repeat line)
So my country can be free (repeat line)
You must grab him by his horns (repeat line)
Then we have a big party (repeat line)
Verse 3
If you see the Jew coming
You must be careful of his teeth
You must grab him by his money
And I tell you what to do
(Repeat Chorus 2 twice)
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Bennett Cerf wrote:
As I said:
Jews = bad
Except when talking about the Middle East, then:
Jews = good
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Hey, separate drinking fountains were a good idea, so why not separate airlines for brown people? We could equip Darkie Airlines jets with a remote-controlled detonation mechanism in case one went off course and headed for a bunch of white people.
Ryan
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Tinsley should be pleased by this story:
Iraqi barred from NYC flight over t-shirt
NEW YORK, Aug. 30 (UPI) -- Security officials at New York's JFK International Airport refused to allow a man aboard his flight because of an Arabic inscription on his t-shirt.
Iraqi-born architect Raed Jarrar said security staff told him his t-shirt, which said "We will not be silent" in Arabic and English was upsetting other passengers, WNYC, New York Public Radio, reported Wednesday.
He said security told him he would have to turn the shirt inside out before he could board, but he ended up putting on another t-shirt provided by Jet Blue airline staff over the original one.
"I grew up and spent all my life living under authoritarian regimes and I know that these things happen," Jarrar said. "But I'm shocked that they happened to me here, in the U.S."
A spokesman for Jet Blue told WNYC the airline is trying to determine if the security officials were with the airline, the federal Transportation Security Administration or the New York Port Authority.
Iraqi barred from NYC flight over t-shirt
NEW YORK, Aug. 30 (UPI) -- Security officials at New York's JFK International Airport refused to allow a man aboard his flight because of an Arabic inscription on his t-shirt.
Iraqi-born architect Raed Jarrar said security staff told him his t-shirt, which said "We will not be silent" in Arabic and English was upsetting other passengers, WNYC, New York Public Radio, reported Wednesday.
He said security told him he would have to turn the shirt inside out before he could board, but he ended up putting on another t-shirt provided by Jet Blue airline staff over the original one.
"I grew up and spent all my life living under authoritarian regimes and I know that these things happen," Jarrar said. "But I'm shocked that they happened to me here, in the U.S."
A spokesman for Jet Blue told WNYC the airline is trying to determine if the security officials were with the airline, the federal Transportation Security Administration or the New York Port Authority.
RQOTW: "I'll make sure that our future is defined not by the letters ACLU, but by the letters USA." -- Mitt Romney