SB 1070 very clearly mandates that: state law enforcement officers attempt to determine an individual's immigration status during a "lawful stop, detention or arrest", or during a "lawful contact" not specific to any activity when there is reasonable suspicion that the individual is an illegal immigrant
Okay. I readily admit. I missed that part. My apologies.
However, you didn't read the federal law that SB 1070 was written to enforce, did you? I linked to the exact text, and everything.
However, if you can sit here and justify SB 1070 as some sort of positive piece of legislation, I may indeed have reason question why exactly you're upset with the way that Mantel's character is presented.
I don't have a problem with the way his character is being presented. When he said "real Americans," I took that to mean "people who are here illegally." Or, is actually enforcing the laws that are on the books considered racist, all of a sudden?
So when you thought that his character was going to radically oppose the mass majority of urban youth you didn't perceive it as heelish; however, when it turned out that it was instead based on a portion of conservative extremists and may possibly cause people to stereotype right wingers
then that was much more heel-like to you?
My comment about YOLO and Swag have nothing to do with race. In the current popular culture, those are used to excuse self-destructive behavior that can only serve to weaken the next generation. The current generation will teach the next. Let's take a moment to look at what the next generation of children are actually learning.
But, you proved my point again. Thank you.
So, back on topic, yet again.
Which is why we are reminded that Kane is not a "sane person", but rather a "destructive monster"(not to mention one with a pretty fucked up childhood that produced his "underlying reason" that you somehow missed).
There's a difference between someone else calling a person a "destructive monster," or "insane," and using those words to describe oneself.
No Mantel is an amazing performer who can believably portray a character. I'm sure he doesn't buy into 1% of the racist and garbage ideals that his character so brilliantly delivered. That's also what many good heels are able to do.
Oh, Jesus H. Christ. You mean that I'm now required to say the words "the character" when I'm talking about a character? I did
not say "Dutch Mantell," or give his real name. Likewise, I did
not use Jack Swagger's real name. Zeb Coulter and Jack Swagger (I mean the characters, since, evidently, I have to say that, for you to understand.) feel that their actions are justified.
I mean, I can understand saying "the character," to differentiate between the on-screen persona and the off-screen person, if we're discussing someone who wrestles under their real name. But, come on, dude.