'RHOA' Fans Aren't Buying Kim Zolciak's Apology for 'Racism' Meltdown After Reunion

The reality star had a full-blown meltdown at the end of Sunday's episode, pulling Andy Cohen aside to speak her mind. Below are the two statements Zolciak made that struck a chord with "RHOA" fans:

"You know why you have not found another white woman to sit on that motherf-cker? 'Cause nobody's dumb enough to do that."

"This whole racism thing in this day and age is bullshit. Every one of those motherf-ckers on that couch owe this world a f-cking apology for this racism shit. They have tried to claim that shit long ago...as you know. Nobody really bought into it 'cause social media wasn't there, and racism wasn't f-cking all that real."

Backlash toward Zolciak took the internet by storm, and on Thursday, she "sincerely apologized" on Instagram, saying her remarks were "edited out of context."

"Let me be very clear, I do NOT support, tolerate or put up with any form of racism, hate or other discrimination," Zolciak wrote in a lengthy message. "My love for ALL people runs deep -- I am open to all and always have been."

"I was heartbroken when I watched the last few minutes of the episode and saw how my words were taken out of context," she continued. "My comment that seemingly [meant] 'racism didn't exist 10 years ago' was made as part of a larger, emotional 45-minute conversation about how, sadly, social media has become a hub for hate. Immediately following my confusing comment, I also said that 'it's not as real as it is now,' referring to the power of social media. But those remarks didn't make the show. I believe that social media has made a centuries-old issue more real. Before social media, the public simply observed the news. Now, the public actively participates and has an opportunity to take action -- in real time."

"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Kyle Richards told TMZ she does not think Zolciak is racist, but not everyone is as forgiving or supportive.

Below are some of the comments critics left on Zolciak's post:

"You need to channel all of YOUR negativity into something positive. How can you say that to others but not practice it yourself? This whole season, you were a looming dark cloud and brought no light to the table. Editing or not, all of the stuff you said did come out of your mouth."

"I would've had more respect had you just taken full accountability for saying racism doesn't exist and that no one would be crazy enough to sit on the couch with five African American women. You didn't even mention that. This apology is just as offensive as the statements you made during the reunion. Plus the fact that you waited four days to post this... Shameful."

"Girl, bye! We are tired of you."

"If anyone thinks that you wrote this, they are as sadly mistaken, as their belief and assumption that you aren't superior in your thinking and acting. Coming from the north, my experience didn't have me doubt what I was seeing, from the first time you began talking to Sweetie and the difference with how you now deal with you white assistant whom you also helped, but did not belittle, like she was a run away slave. Around Sweetie's time, you had two blacks you worked with, a personal stylist and hairstylist, then you dropped them when you got your show and everyone was white and spoken to in a correct manner, right down to your physic lady. You weren't treating our psychic sistah correctly. Good Luck in the 90210. I never liked them, for the same superiority, wasteful ways, you have (except for Ms. Glanville). It will come out in your childrens' tell-all book. RIDDANCE, B."

And on Twitter, the bashing continued.