Munchies:
Baby girl
I'm not baby nor girl. Why call me this?
Munchies:
I am not not giving you an excuse to ignore that, so I am not going to engage with the question until you engage with your racism.
What racism? Did I even mention an ethnicity or race?
Munchies:
You posted a racist gif. I called you out on it. And while you have been happy to engage with everything else, you have not addressed that in any capacity.
You have not apologized, taken down the gif, or anything.
Badtagragtat:
What is racist about that gif? Explain yourself.
Baby girl is what I call misogynistic men who start having tantrums when people call them out on their mess.
As for the racism ...
You did not say anything racist. But being racist is more than saying slurs.
My initial problem was the gif. In it, a white man attracts the attention of two Klansmen. He then pulls a black man out from behind a rock who says something. As I mentioned before, I hadn't seen the movie this scene is from, but I assumed he said something similar to what you had said. I also correctly assumed you were making a joke based on that scene.
Setting the misogyny aside, to someone who hasn't seen the movie, this scene looks terribly racist. It looks like this white man is gleefully giving a black man to two Klansmen. Adding onto the fact that this is an older movie, and black people tended to be written in ways that accept their dehumanization, it wasn't a good look. So, I took issue with the fact that you posted it at all.
Morbidly A Beast was kind enough as to give me more context, so I looked up the scene in question:

Having watched this, I continue to have issues with this film, but these issues are now unrelated to the scope of this conversation. So, I will set them aside.
However, this does not absolve you of racism.
In my initial post, I calmly told you that I, a black woman, found the gif racist. I also mentioned that I have had run-ins with the KKK. This was a good opportunity for you to explain yourself. You did not do that. Instead, you ignored that part and only focused on the misogyny.
I brought it up again more than once, but you ignored it. You did not address it until I forced you to. You were happy to address the misogyny and not the racism.
The only conclusion I can come to is that despite your views on women, you want them to have a favorable opinion of you. However, you couldn't care less about how black people see you. Why? Because blackness isn't important to you.