Nature vs. Nurture: is this the case for Dog the Bounty Hunter?

So I’m watching Hannity & Combs, and Duane “Dog the Bounty Hunter” Chapman is on the show crying about how he was sorry about his racist comments about blacks, blah, blah, blah…He wants to be buried with the slaves on the Potomac River, blah, blah, blah…He feels awful…In essence, he was on the show apologizing for something he did in private.

If you don’t know what happened, Dog the Bounty Hunter was slammed for saying racist comments about his son’s African American girlfriend in a private telephone conversation with his son. His son taped the conversation and leaked it to the media.

Well, Petey Green would say, the n-word is the biggest stress reliever. I guess Petey is wrong in this case, because Dog’s stress has only just begun. In which case, this is a classic example of nature v.s. nurture. The sooner WE stop using the n-word, as well as disallowing our children and counterparts to do the same, the sooner we won’t have to have incidents like Dog’s, where people are crying and apologizing on national television.