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"I've learned to live in the white man's world and do what they do."
"Grab all you can, anytime you can."
-- Howard Keel as Levi Walking Bear, stealing a scene in The War Wagon
Googled it and immeditately got shown some really swampy results. 
I know the phrase. And 'colored person' time is sanitized. It was always 'nigger time' when I was growing up.
And if white teens had called me 'nigger' or used that phrase like my black cousins had, it would have been racist or at best incredibly inappropriate and insensitive.
That so many, including other minorities, are justifying it simply tells us the level of hypocrisy that most Clinton supporters carry. They would be throwing a holy fucking shit fit if it Sanders had said to Killer Mike if asked why he was late that he was on 'colored person time'. 
particularly the NY Daily News. But there's no way Bernie would ever do that. On this subject, I remember the OP and comments here after Chris Cuomo said to Bernie at a CNN Town Hall at the start of the break, 'Here, have some water. It's FREE." Meaning, he's a "cheap Jew, or a soshialist state funded devotee" or what? So ugly and insulting yet nothing, nothing was ever raised about it by M$M.
Hope I never hear some corporate media clown slip and say when Bernie has raised more funds from supporters that "he put on his Jew shoes", shudder to say. The newer, supposed 'hip, cute and funny' use of well known disparaging and racist terms is very disturbing to put it mildly.
classes start 10 minutes after the hour. So a "10 am" appointment, for example, can be normal time, or CP time (10:10). Had never heard another meaning, but I guess now I'll consider where I use the phrase... 
When I lived on an island. People were always late bc of "island time" but they drove like maniacs. 
Seemed contradictory.
JPT = Japanese people time. Come early or don't come at all. 
to still think they went too far and it was still inappropriate.
This kind of humor is risky. It's possible to be involved in this kind of joke/skit and to start well within the bounds of the atmosphere of the event...and to inadvertently take it too far, more-so for an outsider to a community.
As a parallel example of this, when I was in college, I was in a fraternity...and being that fraternities are juvenile, we had a habit of "I fucked your mom" jokes. They were tasteless, they were crass...and nobody took them seriously, often resulting in retorts that were easily as tacky like "You sure did!" or "Turned her out like a rented sheep, did you?" Well, one day, we had visitors from another chapter and we fell into these kinds of jokes and we were all 
and Chris, from the visiting chapter, saw Tim who had been hiding in his room for hours come down stairs on his way to the kitchen to get food...and decided to get in on the act: "Hey Tim, I fucked your mom, I fucked your sister, I fucked your aunt, hell, I fucked your whole damned family!" laughing. It was instant, it was sea-change, you could hear the air leave the room--nothing was about to be okay for a very long time...what Chris didn't know was that Tim was hiding because Tim wasn't feeling real social and he wasn't feeling real social because 4 days earlier we'd been burying his sister who died at age 20 in her sleep of complications of cystic fibrosis. It was a line that none of us would have crossed because we knew there was a sore spot there...and Chris as an outsider did not. Even if one of us had cracked that joke, it would have gotten a different response precisely because we'd been through that tragedy as part of the community and Chris had not.
Just the fact that the acronym CPT was utilized at all?
Also, out of curiosity, have you watched the whole skit? It seems like there were other things that were way more inappropriate than that (such as de Blasio rapping and calling Hillary his "homegirl" .
