??? My signature is mean? It's called sarcasm, and some people find it funny.

I dont see anything either.......

Ahh yes, but there is a difference between -mean- and -racism- I do not see where a "this is sparta" gif could count as racism...nor (while someone might find offensive) a post about something smelling like sex as racist either.

Uggg why cant people see PUTTING THAT SPARTA THING IS RACIST ABOUT SPARTA!!

hhhhmmmmm

not sure if trolling or stretching a story waaaaayyyy to far

"this is sparta" gif could count as racism...nor (while someone might find offensive) a post about something smelling like sex as racist either.

thats what i find wrong its racist about sparta and WRONG about the over thing mainly becuase kids/Sensitive teens might take it worrying or offensive.Like me.

Its a movie quote........thats it.

I think half of you dont even understand the term 'racism'

...So because a "spartan" is kicking some dude in the chest it is not racist? I highly doubt that the image was meant as a racist slurr against any certain group of people. Have you seen the movie 300? The kick the soccer player does is on par with the movie...

Racism is the belief that inherent different traits in human racial groups justify discrimination. In the modern English language, the term "racism" is used predominantly as a pejorative epithet. It is applied especially to the practice or advocacy of racial discrimination of a pernicious nature (i.e., which harms particular groups of people), and which is often justified by recourse to racial stereotyping or pseudo-science. Racism is popularly associated with various activities that are illegal or commonly considered harmful, such as extremism, hatred, xenophobia, (malignant or forced) exploitation, separatism, racial supremacy, mass murder (for the purpose of genocide), genocide denial, vigilantism (hate crimes, terrorism), etc.

Modern usage often equates “racism” and “racial discrimination” and defines the latter term only as applying to pernicious practices. Differential treatment of racial groups that is intended to ameliorate past discrimination, rather than to harm, goes by other names (e.g., affirmative action); the characterization of this practice as "racism", "racial discrimination" or "reverse discrimination" is normally only done by its opponents, and typically implies a belief in the harmful nature of the practice with respect to the groups not receiving assistance.

I dont see the similarities