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4 minutes ago, Reality Check said:
What is that?
Well, when White people in America are born -- they didn't get their rights in this country 60 years ago. These White people come from parents & grandparents & great-grandparents & so on that were afforded many opportunities that were specifically denied to non-White Americans.
That means, in present day reality, White people are born with many default advantages in America. This is a privilege unique to them.
Just now, Wacka said:To me, Antifa and the left are a mixture of ISIS and Charlie Manson. Isis was destroying non-islamic sites, just like the left wants to tear down statues, Charlie Manson wanted to start a race war with Helter Skelter and then lead the blacks, just like Antifa.
Were you saddened when Saddam's statue went down in Iraq?
Who do you think Antifa is? Has anybody met anybody in Antifa? You'd think, of all people, I would know at least one person in Antifa. I'm still looking. I'd love to be a member.
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Just now, Reality Check said:
How does AG Keith Ellison spell Moslem Brotherhood?
Do you think it's an example of White Privilege that you have the ability to consider racism "not your problem"?
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1 minute ago, Reality Check said:
It's your problem to solve, not mine.
Why isn't it your problem?
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Just now, Reality Check said:
I didn't say that they are Democrats. I said that they don't support Democrat policies. Those are two different subjects. I don't know what they are registered as. You seem to miss the point that this racism thing is a crusade you brought here. A crusade that has a problem you refuse to address. I don't live there, so I don't care. You say you care and insult everyone around you. Agitation Propaganda. Moslem Brotherhood style.
I don't know why you are spelling it Moslem and not Muslim, so I really don't know. But again, I think we might be in the 20s now. Every single person I've interacted with here has guessed a different identity. I'm not sure anybody has agreed, actually. Folks like @billsfan1959 took -- he took like 6 swings, I think. He was the best because he convinced himself I was Black for a little while and then he decided I was not Black, and then got really mad. He followed me around like you did. Remember, billsfan? Very bent out of shape when I referred to protestors as "We." As in, you know, "We the People" -- it's unfathomable to him to be "We" with Black people. It has to be "They." And yet, I wonder how many times he's referred to the Bills as "We." He's got a lot of posts, we could check.
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15 minutes ago, Reality Check said:
Floyd is dead because he is a felon on drugs with COVID 19 and was killed by 4 cops who are sociopaths who don't belong on the police force anymore. The paramedics who did nothing for him are also culpable in his death. That is the beginning and end for me. The race card is your business, and I don't buy it.
What did Covid have to do with anything? What was he a felon of, and what drugs was he on?
"The race card" that you "don't buy" — do you think Floyd's targeting by those sociopathic cops is related to the extremely, extraordinarily high amount of Black men incarcerated?
Speaking of drugs. Do you have an opinion on the fact that Marijuana's legalization has thus far benefitted and profited White people, when Black people have been jailed at high rates for non-violent drug offenses. In states like liberal California even (once again, racism is not exclusive to Democrat or Republican), or Colorado, marijuana is fully recreationally legal. And still people, mostly Black and POC, are in jail, in those states, for possessing or exchanging a recreational drug that is now legal. The "Black market" is always illegal.
Do you think that has any connection to Floyd? Or it's all completely circumstantial. Everything involved with race in America — "the race card" — it's all circumstantial evidence that adds up to nothing for you, eh?
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Just now, Reality Check said:
We speak the same language, which helps.
So you do chat about politics with your Black acquaintances/employees then? You've communicated in a way that told you definitively that all of the "multiple" Black people you know aren't Democrats. So, remembering that "black on black violence" "isn't your problem" and since you've also said that at least some of these Black people "did what they had to do to get out" (not sure what that means), why haven't you asked what their solution would be?
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Just now, Reality Check said:
No. They did what they had to do to leave those environments. They don't support Democrat policies either.
How do you know?
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1 minute ago, Jaraxxus said:
Camden and Baltimore have both defunded and gone to community policing already. Educate yourself
So why is Baltimore still considering defunding as of right now? https://www.baltimoresun.com/opinion/op-ed/bs-ed-op-disband-baltimore-police-20200609-7dwii2pbmzcfpjb4flcy3namlu-story.html
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Preach it. It's reality. You won't find a ton of support on that from the others here, but you're getting it from me.
Trump is what American fascism looks like — fat, stupid, lazy, old, ignorant, racist and loudly proud of it
Kinda like most of PPP, come to think of it.
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Just now, Reality Check said:
If you are seeking employment, I won't be hiring you. I don't need someone who is this weak in the agitation propaganda game. Do you have any cyber skills?
I'm not seeking employment, thank you. Just making conversation. Not sure what you mean by cyber skills exactly.
Have you asked your Black acquaintances what their solution is to "Black on Black violence"? Why not?
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Just now, Reality Check said:
I know history. I also know when people are living in the past based on that history. In your case it is about agitation propaganda to create more friction. Do you support the Moslem Brotherhood?
I don't know why you're spelling it Moslem, that's not familiar to me. I don't really know what you're talking about so I don't know what I'm being asked to support.
Do you think George Floyd's murder is an example of "living in the past based on that history"? Do you think it was an isolated incident, completely unaffected by multiple strains of cause & effect otherwise known as history?
Which aspect of George Floyd's murder is unrelated to the history of racism in America?
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2 minutes ago, Reality Check said:
Plenty. They don't kill each other either.
Have you asked them what their solution is to "Black on Black violence"? Why not?
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3 minutes ago, Reality Check said:
More than a few. Same goes for people from India and South East Asians. We do business together. We all believe in the color of money. Do you believe in owning a business or is that bad too?
I don't believe owning a business is bad. Good for you. How long have you been going? What profession are you in?
Do you work with Black people or employ any people of color?
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6 minutes ago, Hermes said:
The visibility of the platform that these athletes perform on is absolutely astronomical. So yes, while they are still people, the impact they have due to their profession is much greater than almost all other people around the world.
Well put.
Kaepernick understood this. He understood he had Celebrity Privilege. He used it. "With great power comes great responsibility." That's what he was doing. He knew he was making a sacrifice and taking a risk to make a statement and start the conversation. It worked. It was effective. Even in spite of the NFL's deliberate interference. (And also the NFL could've easily just supported him from the beginning, supported the cause -- they already do Breast Cancer Awareness month, why not do something like BLM Month? Black lives matter outside of February)
Just in the way that -- let's be honest, we've been to the games -- Bills fans is a community that is probably close to 70% white people. Maybe higher. Even though Buffalo as a city is a lot more diverse than that. And the team is obviously majority Black athletes.
So, in the way that Kaep used his Celeb Privilege, it's important to understand that everybody has some form of privilege. It's not the same for everybody. White Privilege is obviously very common, and prevalent. It also means that White people helping the cause means a lot; it encourages their fellow White people to perhaps do the same and challenge racism in the fight for freedom & equality as ideals we actually believe in. We can make them actually ideals that are lived up to.
But that's just one form of privilege. There's all kinds of ways people have different advantages. Attractive Privilege or Tall Privilege or Rich Privilege or ... on and on and on. There's all kinds of ways people have influence they can wield, and use it for the force of good!
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Just now, Reality Check said:
I don't care about any of that. I have myself to take care of. Personal responsibility is a full time job, plus I have a business to run.
You seem interested in responsibility. Do you feel an obligation to your identity as an American to know its history? Or do you think that's none of your business?
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Just now, Jaraxxus said:
Point is both cities are still crime riddled shitholes, despite defunding and disbanding.
Who has defunded? Who has disbanded?
Where has this happened? Only one state has announced an intent to do so. Nothing has been done. Do you know anything you're talking about?
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1 minute ago, Reality Check said:
I am asking you since you are the one crying about it. I don't live in these communities so it's not my business. It means enough to you to complain about whitey, but you don't care enough to solve the problem at its core.
How many Black people know who you are and talk to you?
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Just now, Reality Check said:
The answer is zero. What is your solution to black on black violence?
How many Black people know who you are and talk to you?
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1 minute ago, Reality Check said:
What is your solution to black on black violence?
What's your solution to world peace? What's your solution to domestic abuse? What's your solution to drug addiction? What's your solution to white suicide? What's your solution to uneducated whites in the economy?
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Just now, Reality Check said:
Why are you so angry at everyone?
Why are you insisting that I must be angry? All I am doing is asking you how many swords you have in your home.
Why can't you just answer a simple question? You followed me for days asking me the same question. How many swords do you have?
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Just now, Teddy KGB said:
sure thing weirdo ??Cool, thanks for this normal conversation. You are a very normal person.
Just now, Reality Check said:I think you just figured out his malfunction. He is angry and full of hate for no reason.
You're bad at guessing!
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Just now, Reality Check said:
A sword is no substitute for an MPX.
True, but that's not a denial. How many swords in the house?
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Just now, Teddy KGB said:
when’s the last time you got laid ?
you seem angry.
Yeah, do I? If I say you're a *****face little B word and do a bit of cursing, and tell you to suck my #### and put a rope around your neck and let me drag you in the street ... does that make me sound angry?
'Cause I'm chill, bro. I just like to have an ol' chat with the boys!
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1 minute ago, Reality Check said:
I am sorry that you have crabs. Is that the white man's fault too?
You badgered me for 2, 3, however many days to engage me with this level of wit? This is what you brought?
I'm willing to bet you're the kind of guy that owns a couple of swords. Tell me I'm not right. Tell me how many swords you have in your home right now.
Trump is a Fascist
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That's not an example of fascism at all, in any way. Who has been "canceled" exactly, and how is it fascist? Use a specific example.
Also. The idea that Trump doesn't participate in cancel culture. Is. Absolutely. Hysterical. The man is a Troll. All he does is talk ***** nonstop. He is trying to cancel people, all the time. How stupid are you?