This story cracked me up.

MIAMI — A Florida Democratic National Committee member is resisting a chorus of resignation calls from African-American activists and party officials — including his own wife — after he referred to blacks as “colored people.”

DNC member John Parker, a Democratic state committee member from Duval County, told POLITICO he simply mangled the phrase “people of color” and that he didn’t mean to say “colored people” at a Jan. 22 party meeting at a Jacksonville restaurant.

Silly activists. There is actually no linguistic difference between “colored people” and “people of color”. None! They mean exactly the same. One uses the adjective “colored” and the other uses a prepositional phrase “of color” to describe “people”. Why is one OK and one isn’t? Because you people of color are booger eatin’ moh-rons who are looking to be offended by anything said, by anyone, at any place and at any time. Remember the ignorant Africans on the Washington DC city council who were offended by someone saying the budget was niggardly? It had absolutely nothing to do with the word “nigger” but it sounded the same so it must have.

However, I do love to see Dimocrats eating their own.

He later apologized for his words, but not before igniting a divisive election-year controversy that distracts from what Democrats say should be a focus on President Donald Trump’s bigotry.

Kiss my ass. It’s the Dimocrats, especially the African Dimocrats who are the biggest bigots. What about Jesse “Hymietown” Jackson and Al “Greek homos” Sharpton?

The problem, local activists say, is that Parker’s remark was not simply an errant remark. Diallo-Sekou Seabrooks, an African-American who said he heard the remarks at the Burrito Gallery restaurant after a Democratic meeting, told First Coast News that Parker “freely used” the phrase, “colored people,” at the event and that he was concerned that Jacksonville would become like Atlanta, a city with a majority-black government.

“Why would you still think that ‘colored’ was cool? Because to me, it’s a Jim Crow terminology and it’s unacceptable,” Seabrooks told the station.

Why do you not understand that there is no linguistic difference between “colored people” and “people of color”? Why do you want to be offended? Why don’t you learn English?

Parker denied those and other claims that have become the subject of local and state Democratic Party complaints lodged against him — that he spoke pejoratively of the aftermath of integration that evening, and on other occasions called a woman the “mayor’s mammy” and allegedly referred to the local Working People Caucus as the “Poor Black People Working Caucus.”

Like I said, the Dimocrats are the real bigots.

“I misspoke and used the term colored people when I meant people of color,” Parker told POLITICO on Feb. 13, when first asked about his remark. But he said any other claims that he used racially insensitive remarks “did not happen.”

Good luck with that. You’re toast dude! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!