I am dying. This was on Dr. Phil.

NinjaPaants · December 2011

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWFKf8xTcf4&noredirect=1

NinjaPaants · December 2011

P.S. Apparently the parents are getting a whole bunch of sh!t because they raised a racist toddler. O c'mon people.

MintChocoChip · December 2011

I can't watch at work but my mom told me a story about how when I was 3 or something we were in an elevator with an African American man and I asked him why he was black. I grew up in a very homogenous neighborhood and didn't have much racially diverse interaction. My family was mortified, thankfully the guy thought it was funny. Oy!

Sapphire70 · December 2011

MintChocoChip:
I can't watch at work but my mom told me a story about how when I was 3 or something we were in an elevator with an African American man and I asked him why he was black. I grew up in a very homogenous neighborhood and didn't have much racially diverse interaction. My family was mortified, thankfully the guy thought it was funny. Oy!

I love 3 years old for this very reason - there is no judgement ...just curiosity. My 4 year old said something similar to a very overweight man. I took that moment to explain that all people are different (black, white, heavy, thin, tall, short, old, young, blond, brunette) and wouldn't it be boring if we all looked the same.

Sapphire70 · December 2011

And how cute that she was okay with the idea that she would be like an M & M?

jaksmom8808 · December 2011

Sapphire70:

MintChocoChip:
I can't watch at work but my mom told me a story about how when I was 3 or something we were in an elevator with an African American man and I asked him why he was black. I grew up in a very homogenous neighborhood and didn't have much racially diverse interaction. My family was mortified, thankfully the guy thought it was funny. Oy!

I love 3 years old for this very reason - there is no judgement ...just curiosity. My 4 year old said something similar to a very overweight man. I took that moment to explain that all people are different (black, white, heavy, thin, tall, short, old, young, blond, brunette) and wouldn't it be boring if we all looked the same.

At least your child didn't poke the mans fat roll like mine did to the lady in front of us in line at Walmart. I could have died of humiliation.

MintChocoChip · December 2011

jaksmom8808:
Sapphire70:

MintChocoChip:
I can't watch at work but my mom told me a story about how when I was 3 or something we were in an elevator with an African American man and I asked him why he was black. I grew up in a very homogenous neighborhood and didn't have much racially diverse interaction. My family was mortified, thankfully the guy thought it was funny. Oy!

I love 3 years old for this very reason - there is no judgement ...just curiosity. My 4 year old said something similar to a very overweight man. I took that moment to explain that all people are different (black, white, heavy, thin, tall, short, old, young, blond, brunette) and wouldn't it be boring if we all looked the same.

At least your child didn't poke the mans fat roll like mine did to the lady in front of us in line at Walmart. I could have died of humiliation.

Hahahaha, omg this is hilariously terrible!

River Pestie · December 2011

jaksmom8808:
At least your child didn't poke the mans fat roll like mine did to the lady in front of us in line at Walmart. I could have died of humiliation.

I had to LOL @ this one. Sorry, but that's too funny.

MixedBerryJam · December 2011

I can't see the video, but the comments remind me of when my younger son was a toddler. Barely verbal, he defined people by their shirts, referring to "that black kid", "that red lady", "that striped baby", "the yellow one" ... I was often the bright, blush pink one! I was mortified (for much of my early parenting years, and for many more reasons than just this one).

River Pestie · December 2011

MixedBerryJam:
I can't see the video, but the comments remind me of when my younger son was a toddler. Barely verbal, he defined people by their shirts, referring to "that black kid", "that red lady", "that striped baby", "the yellow one" ... I was often the bright, blush pink one! I was mortified (for much of my early parenting years, and for many more reasons than just this one).

HA HA HA HA!

+Black Kitty+ · December 2011

I hope that you are "dying" because you are appalled at the terrible dickwad of a dad that would actually taunt his daughter and make her cry. He likes to pull pranks on his 3 year old kid? Really? WTF. I think the racist piece is secondary to the craptistic dickwad of a dad

achase123 · December 2011

+Black Kitty+:
I hope that you are "dying" because you are appalled at the terrible dickwad of a dad that would actually taunt his daughter and make her cry. He likes to pull pranks on his 3 year old kid? Really? WTF. I think the racist piece is secondary to the craptistic dickwad of a dad

Yah, I don't get the point. She was obviously upset.

kellandragon · December 2011

When I was about 3 I called a black guy at a friends birthday party "Buckwheat" and my parents wanted to die! I watch too much "Little Rascals" I suppose...

I am dying. This was on Dr. Phil.

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