Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Fox Guest Tells Black Man He's Out Of His "Cotton Pickin' Mind"" video.

  1. This phrase has a racist background but is used so much that people don't realize it. Same with saying the word "gypped". People say these phrases but are not racist.
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  2. I am surprised by how much this is being overblown.
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  3. This phrase is common. No different than people say "gypped". Sure, it may come from a racist background if you dig deep, but these days it is a common phrase. I heard it said to white people. People calling this an example of racism are the real racist ones.
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  4. No different than the phrase "being gypped". While racist in origin it is no longer racist.
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  5. Jay Green, read the comments. Many think the same way. It is a common phrase used for decades towards numerous people. It is no longer a racist phrase. Those saying it is are the racist ones themselves.
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  6. Jay Green, I heard it when I was a kid. Never thought it was racist. People I lived with for years as a kid are not racist.
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  7. Jay Green, this is an ultra leftist channel that gets around 40,000 views a video. Not really a strong indicator. This video has less than 20,000 views. Safe to say no one cares.
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  8. Wynn Gwynn, is that a reliable source?
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