Let's start by saying, I'm not a fan of Whoopi Goldberg by any stretch of the imagination. But all of this backlash over the \"perceived\" definition of a word is way overboard. <\/p>\n
If the past few years are not a perfect example of how any group or individual may look at things way differently than you do, you've been under a rock. All she said was the holocaust was not about racism, in her opinion. I personally never thought about the holocaust being about race as much ethnicity. I thought like she did, all white people are the same race, which I don't think there is a definitive answer to. So what! <\/p>\n
She nor I downplay the horror and disgust of the event. She even began apologizing right away, which I think is ridiculous, but that's where we're at these days. <\/p>\n
Quit looking for something petty to be offended by, there's plenty of real issues to be offended by. <\/p>\n
Oh sorry, that's just my opinion, not sorry. <\/p>\n
Sam Lewallen, Jr.<\/p>\n
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