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Just now, Logic said:


You continue to astound with your maturity and high level of discourse. I'm sure you'll be a valuable addition to the TBD community.

 

Now you're getting it. Could you please change your handle to something more accurate? Thanks in advance.

1 minute ago, Buffaloflash said:

If you sound like a Racist,there's a pretty good chance you are a Racist!

 

If you accuse everyone else of being racist, you're probably the racist. Food for thought.

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4 minutes ago, Golden Goat said:

 

Now you're getting it. Could you please change your handle to something more accurate? Thanks in advance.

 

If you accuse everyone else of being racist, you're probably the racist. Food for thought.

Nope,not everyone.

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23 minutes ago, Golden Goat said:

 

Racist? Really? Because two guys I find dumb as bricks just so happen to be black -- therefore I'm racist? I find Kiko Alonso and Terry Bradshaw stupid, too. 

 

You're the one who needs to grow the !@#$ up, snowflake.

 

18 minutes ago, Logic said:

 

i didnt call you a racist nimrod......i said it adds to the narrative that buffalo fans are racist......and trust me im no snowflake

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5 minutes ago, natedawg3535 said:

i didnt call you a racist nimrod......i said it adds to the narrative that buffalo fans are racist......and trust me im no snowflake

 

It couldn't have been about his lack of intelligence -- Had to be about his color. Why? Feeling guilty about something?

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54 minutes ago, natedawg3535 said:

 

 

all 3 of these posts just add to the narrative that buffalo team and fans are racist......this thread is pointless and just mean......grow the !@#$ up

Every fan base has its bigots which is weird since most of the players are black.  But then again, bigots are strange people.  Buffalo is no different than any other city/fan base in that regard, unfortunately.  

 

BTW, I understood what he said.  Easy to do if one wants to listen and not insult someone; which brings me back to my first point.  

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1 hour ago, natedawg3535 said:

 

 

all 3 of these posts just add to the narrative that buffalo team and fans are racist......this thread is pointless and just mean......grow the !@#$ up

 

I don’t think that’s racism, that’s humor on a message board 

 

Grow up man. I loved mckelvin and I can admit he talks funny 

 

so do rednecks

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1 hour ago, DC Tom said:

Wait...now it's racist to not understand what someone says?  Now I'm only allowed to not understand white folk?

 

!@#$ this country.  :wallbash:

Oh you understand what we're talking about......you just choose not too! 

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I did like McKelvin, and he developed into a fine cornerback.  While I did post the "second language" remark in fun, I do surmise that most likely McKelvin's way of speaking probably has cultural roots.  Doing a bit of research, he hails form Waycross, Georgia, in the sourtheast part of the state.  The population is about 14,000 with about 54% being black.  The median family income in Waycross is about 60% of the median family income in the state of Georgia.  That means there is a good chance at least that McKelvin grew up in poverty and a black culture.  He is to be commended for having arisen out of poverty, but his way of speaking probably does have a lot to do with his social circumstances growing up.  

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...by far in 52 years of following football, the ultimate sideline interview was with USC RB Ricky Bell (RIP), brother of Archie Bell from Archie Bell and the Drells......made Leodis sound like a Rhodes scholar who majored in Public Speaking.....if the Wonderlic was administered in 1977, I'd bet he was around -4.......

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17 minutes ago, TigerJ said:

I did like McKelvin, and he developed into a fine cornerback.  While I did post the "second language" remark in fun, I do surmise that most likely McKelvin's way of speaking probably has cultural roots.  Doing a bit of research, he hails form Waycross, Georgia, in the sourtheast part of the state.  The population is about 14,000 with about 54% being black.  The median family income in Waycross is about 60% of the median family income in the state of Georgia.  That means there is a good chance at least that McKelvin grew up in poverty and a black culture.  He is to be commended for having arisen out of poverty, but his way of speaking probably does have a lot to do with his social circumstances growing up.  

Commendable post!

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Boomhauer was the best.

 

16 minutes ago, OldTimeAFLGuy said:

...by far in 52 years of following football, the ultimate sideline interview was with USC RB Ricky Bell (RIP), brother of Archie Bell from Archie Bell and the Drells......made Leodis sound like a Rhodes scholar who majored in Public Speaking.....if the Wonderlic was administered in 1977, I'd bet he was around -4.......

He needed to "Tighten Up"....

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55 minutes ago, Buffaloflash said:

Oh you understand what we're talking about......you just choose not too! 

 

Y'know...in the past six months, I have had an "inappropriate" Civil War history confiscated from me on the DC Metro, been refused service at "black only" establishments, and been told repeatedly that my seeing "black" movies like Black Panther is cultural appropriation.  Because I'm racist.

 

I have no !@#$ing idea what anyone in this country is talking about anymore.  

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1 minute ago, DC Tom said:

 

Y'know...in the past six months, I have had an "inappropriate" Civil War history confiscated from me on the DC Metro, been refused service at "black only" establishments, and been told repeatedly that my seeing "black" movies like Black Panther is cultural appropriation.  Because I'm racist.

 

I have no !@#$ing idea what anyone in this country is talking about anymore.  

Maybe because you’re an a hole? ?

 

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Whatever happened to Alexandra Vitale??

 

She's awesome....at reporting stuff.

6 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

Y'know...in the past six months, I have had an "inappropriate" Civil War history confiscated from me on the DC Metro, been refused service at "black only" establishments, and been told repeatedly that my seeing "black" movies like Black Panther is cultural appropriation.  Because I'm racist.

 

I have no !@#$ing idea what anyone in this country is talking about anymore.  

Take the empathy test?

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46 minutes ago, TigerJ said:

I did like McKelvin, and he developed into a fine cornerback.  While I did post the "second language" remark in fun, I do surmise that most likely McKelvin's way of speaking probably has cultural roots.  Doing a bit of research, he hails form Waycross, Georgia, in the sourtheast part of the state.  The population is about 14,000 with about 54% being black.  The median family income in Waycross is about 60% of the median family income in the state of Georgia.  That means there is a good chance at least that McKelvin grew up in poverty and a black culture.  He is to be commended for having arisen out of poverty, but his way of speaking probably does have a lot to do with his social circumstances growing up.  

Yes.    And if you extropalate back from there, why is the education system so poor?  Why are the rates of poverty so high?  There is a long history in the answers to those questions, especially in the south.

 

I could understand him because I chose to listen to him; he has a very thick accent, and it sounds like a slight stutter.  For some they hear that and immediately tune out and feel like they can't understand someone.  I get it.  I'm not saying Peace Frog is a bigot either, I hope that wasn't the impression he/she got or others got from my initial post.  Some just find humor in various things.  Traditionally, there is a long history to de-humanizing people for various reasons, which provided "reasons" for bigotry.   This is also done to poor whites who are referred to as "white trash" another term I cannot stand.  

 

Peace Frog just found it funny.  But being who I am I have a lot of of experience with people who claimed humor, but were really saying something else.

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2 minutes ago, purple haze said:

Yes.    And if you extropalate back from there, why is the education system so poor?  Why are the rates of poverty so high?  There is a long history in the answers to those questions, especially in the south.

 

I could understand him because I chose to listen to him; he has a very thick accent, and it sounds like a slight stutter.  For some they hear that and immediately tune out and feel like they can't understand someone.  I get it.  I'm not saying Peace Frog is a bigot either, I hope that wasn't the impression he/she got or others got from my initial post.  Some just find humor in various things.  Traditionally, there is a long history to de-humanizing people for various reasons, which provided "reasons" for bigotry.   This is also done to poor whites who are referred to as "white trash" another term I cannot stand.  

 

Peace Frog just found it funny.  But being who I am I have a lot of of experience with people who claimed humor, but were really saying something else.

Funny that a lot of red states have the worst education systems. MAGA!!!

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30 minutes ago, LeGOATski said:

Whatever happened to Alexandra Vitale??

 

She's awesome....at reporting stuff.

Take the empathy test?

 

Right.  I'm told what I can read, what I can wear, where I can shop, what I can and can't do, based on the color of my skin, and my lack of empathy is the problem.

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6 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

Right.  I'm told what I can read, what I can wear, where I can shop, what I can and can't do, based on the color of my skin, and my lack of empathy is the problem.

 

There you go! Now you’re catching on.  ?

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I had a (white) roommate in college from a small town in Ohio across the river from West Virginia. He left for the summer saying he was going “back to Appalachia”. It would take me almost a month to be able to understand him after summer break. He was my Best Man, as I was his. But for the life of me I could barely understand when he talked all bumpkin to me. 

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, DC Tom said:

 

I actually didn't know what you were talking about.

 

I got a middling score.  I'm positive it was too high.

I'm gathering scores from people I know very well. It seems accurate.

 

I think you should trust it. Be receptive to how it makes you feel.

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42 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

Y'know...in the past six months, I have had an "inappropriate" Civil War history confiscated from me on the DC Metro, been refused service at "black only" establishments, and been told repeatedly that my seeing "black" movies like Black Panther is cultural appropriation.  Because I'm racist.

 

I have no !@#$ing idea what anyone in this country is talking about anymore.  

Yeah,it's unfortunate the times we live in now.

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Just now, LeGOATski said:

I'm gathering scores from people I know very well. It seems accurate.

 

I think you should trust it. Be receptive to how it makes you feel.

 

It's inaccurate, because it fails to make the distinction between "awareness" and "choice."  

 

I'm very aware of people's feelings, to the point where I can very accurately manage and predict their behavior.  Doesn't mean I choose to empathize with their juvenile histrionics.

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23 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

Right.  I'm told what I can read, what I can wear, where I can shop, what I can and can't do, based on the color of my skin, and my lack of empathy is the problem.

I'm hopeful the irony of that is not lost on anyone who grew up watching the American south in the 60s.

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