Enforcing Stereotypes
Enforcing stereotypes is wrong. So if you happen to be a member of a group beset with stereotypes, do something about it. Take action to AVOID enforcing them. It is all up to you.
See, in this example the police should NOT have gone to Donutland. Go to I-Hop. Go to Denny's. Go to a Waffle House.
Or else send one undercover cop in an unmarked car to load up, then drive back to the station.
And what happens if you stubbornly refuse to take proactive measures to avoid playing into stereotypes? This happens.
And you have nobody to blame but yourself.
posted by The Lazy Iguana @ 00:10
5 Comments:
That is awesome. Is that in your town?
Is this the police equivalent to the Diner's Club rating? Five cars = five stars, and so on.
If anything, Donutland must have good coffee.
heyheyhey...now now.
ok that's all I have to say
heyheyhey...now now.
ok that's all I have to say
Bee - that is not my home town. Too many trees. Bears hide behind trees so we cut them all down. No trees = no bears. Judging from the cars, I would guess is is an early to mid 90s photo.
Doozie - just because you may or may not work for a group closely associated with the po-po does not mean you can't find humor in this photo.
That is great!
We don't have a donut shop in our podunk town. Or an IHOP. The fuzz have to meet at the Blue Parrot or, humorously enough, Chips.
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