South Park: Wheel of Fortune

as a white man im with snoopy .. i agree i lived in the projects since i was 15 than i moved up to the suberbs .... y cant we all jus be nieghbors and have the same amount of pay instead of blacks no offence livin in the projects and gettin shot at all the time and whites live the good lives ... thats jus to danm ignorant and i believe that the government should atleast do sumthin about it

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As a black man, I understand your frustration with feeling that we are always lumped together and that if it's OK to one black person, then it's OK to us all. With that said, I thought this was one of the funniest things I saw in 2007.If we're to move on past black and white and really just be neighbors, we're going to have to do it unilaterally (Language, salary, jobs, education, etc.)How can one race own a word and do we really want it?

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(Note: AOL wouldn't post my comment until I removed "objectionable language." Picture that. I can watch a video with someone saying it, but I can't type it.)

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I was told that this was the "funniest thing" someone had ever seen. I didn't crack a smile once. I don't see how someone saying the n-word on a game show is supposed to be funny. I was told that I was "the first Black person who didn't laugh at this joke" out of the people who the joke was sent to. Last I checked, every Black person had a brain. We don't all laugh together and then sing Negro spirituals. This episode was a waste of time and offensive.

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