30 Replies to “Conquering The World With Trousers”

    1. White racism is a disease. But there is a cure. As our numbers increase (we immigrants) we will vote Liberal and NDP in massive numbers to make sure that the KKKonservatives never win an election again.

      Face it baggers: even the business community wants immigrants and sees them as being more valuable and useful than lazy “old stock” Canadians. Jason Kenney and Harper were happy to oblige them by increasing the TFW numbers.

      So to sum it up: immigrants are good for business AND for increasing progressive voters. It’s win-win!

  4. Somatic Therapy,
    Tada Hozumi. Hmmm.

    She probably got her name popping out of cakes. Perhaps she cyphoned wokeness from Jack Layton when she was an undergrad. We all know he wasn’t big on keeping his pants on.

  5. An old girl friend claims that Ginger Rogers was a better dancer than Fred Astaire, as she had to do every move that he did but had to also do it backwards!

    1. You left out one of important items in that joke … Ginger Rogers did it all backward and in HIGH HEELS.

  10. Speaking of whiteness, I think the response to the Woke proclamation:
    Transgender women are women
    Transgender women are women
    Transgender women are women

    Is obviously:
    Salt is not sugar
    Salt is not sugar
    Salt is not sugar

    They may look identical, if it is white sugar, but put salt on corn flakes and a two year old will let you know that they are not the same. The difference isn’t just taste. A high school chemistry student will tell you that C12H22O11 is a completely different compound than NACL. You don’t have to be a doctor to know that if you ate as much salt as you do sugar at Easter, you might die.
    Similarly, the chemical composition, and so much more, of a male is different than a female. Not better, just different.

  11. “White people” (I mean by that: the creatures of western civilisation) may not be all loose and jiggly but that is a side effect of a culture whose primary virtue is self restraint. We do not let it all hang out. Yes, we are a bunch of tight asses and can’t dance but, on the plus side, we generally don’t go around causing murder and mayhem. Go check the FBI crime stats to see who is doing what to whom. I don’t need or want to associate with good dancers or be to be one for that matter; I do want to associate with people who are well behaved i.e people who are honest, reliable, punctual, hard working, polite, and are generally in control of their emotions.

  14. I’d rather respect the instrumental people who evolved humanity out of the stone age into the space age than bonfire dancers spaced out on hallucinogens.

    Yea, and unfortunately they invented chairs and tight pants as well, which apparently had a profound effect on civility, human rights, and a desire for humanities success at every level.

  15. I always knew The Irish were “the blacks” of the Ginger class … what with their River-dancing and whatnot.

  16. The guy should run a study on the relationship between ‘black/brown” rap and breakdancing in the 80’s to the declining Public School system ever since…………..

  17. “White-ness is traumatization itself?”

    Check this out:
    He has put in the practice time, she hasn’t:
    https://youtu.be/IwUqRphAgtM

    OTOH this couple has put in the practice time:
    https://youtu.be/vWVeWRoYwqU

    Comparing the two couples, isn’t it a question of whether one has rhythm or not? Either you have it or don’t have it.

    Or, a healthy nervous system? Either you have it or you don’t.

    1. Well, fur shure, I ain’t got rhythm.
      Of course, it’s common knowledge that Asians are worse dancers than even whites, even if an inordinate number of them can play classical music. (But alas not I.)

      1. With practice you can get rhythm — start with an aerobics class and once you get into the routine, you’ll find that you love it. Ballroom dancing is another thing. Wish I took up when I was in my 20s. Now that takes a lot of practice!

        On the other hand, I cannot sing worth you know what! There’s no hope at all on that front. I accepted it a long time ago. It’s just that people around me cannot.

  18. In the days of the Roman Empire wearing pants was a mark of being a barbarian. The Romans didn’t do it. The Greeks didn’t do it. Those weirdos the Kelts didn’t do it. Even the Persians, Egyptians and Chinese didn’t do it.

    Who did it? The people of the Asian steppes.

    1. Just wait until some feminazi compares the gas pump nozzle to a male part and cries that her car was just raped.

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