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4 hours ago, BillStime said:

 

Silly conservatives! Everyone knows the appropriate thing to do is walk into a black church and start talking like a gospel preacher! Then go down the street to the Hispanic community and make taco references. 
 

Geez people…it isn’t that hard to pander! 

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On 2/20/2023 at 5:37 PM, redtail hawk said:

playing the victim card.  pathetic.  sadly effective.  It's someone else's fault my life sucks.

Are you missing something obvious?  That being playing the victim is the core principle of social justice dogma.  All you gotta do to validate my point is read and listen to it all.  

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6 minutes ago, All_Pro_Bills said:

Are you missing something obvious?  That being playing the victim is the core principle of social justice dogma.  All you gotta do to validate my point is read and listen to it all.  

Yup, playing the victim is a tactic used by far too many.

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22 hours ago, aristocrat said:

 

One of the amazing things about this exchange is that our culture generally excels when dialogue is open and honest, and we move to a shared understanding of another’s point of view. 
 

In Washington, however, what passes for dialogue is reduced to carefully constructed bloviating, often unfounded allegations, declarations on what a person meant by the carefully constructed sound bites, a complete disregard of the answer of the witness, all boiling down to “Explain yourself in 4 minutes, we’ll give you 5 if you were mentioned by name.”. 
 

 

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2 minutes ago, leh-nerd skin-erd said:

One of the amazing things about this exchange is that our culture generally excels when dialogue is open and honest, and we move to a shared understanding of another’s point of view. 
 

In Washington, however, what passes for dialogue is reduced to carefully constructed bloviating, often unfounded allegations, declarations on what a person meant by the carefully constructed sound bites, a complete disregard of the answer of the witness, all boiling down to “Explain yourself in 4 minutes, we’ll give you 5 if you were mentioned by name.”. 
 

 

What’s really sad is that this dude could’ve gotten up there and pledged his undying allegiance to Ukraine, climate change, trans rights, and every other ‘progressive’ cause and Ms Bush STILL would’ve read the same prewritten script given to her by her band of merry interns. 😂

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2 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:

What’s really sad is that this dude could’ve gotten up there and pledged his undying allegiance to Ukraine, climate change, trans rights, and every other ‘progressive’ cause and Ms Bush STILL would’ve read the same prewritten script given to her by her band of merry interns. 😂

I think you’re on to something, but sadder still is that we’re supposed to gather something usable and educational from a conversation that starts with a declaration from a podium that goes “You’re a piece of ****, you’ll always be a piece of ****, now let’s talk more…”. 

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23 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:

I find it interesting that you and this Twitter moron believe ANY of that is an example of White Supremacy. 

Ya know, I'm still trying to understand this DEI stuff.  I saw an African-American women discuss health care delivery issues from a DEI perspective last week.  She said there needs to be more POC in the medical fields because they are in the best position to serve communities of color because they understand the culture and the specific needs of the patient.  

 

That might make sense from some socioeconomic and health perspective, but I can't distinguish between her statement and conclusion and what a 1950's white segregationist would argue about the merits of "separate but equal".   What she was saying is people are better off sticking with their own kind.  My conclusion is this DEI dogma is racism disguised by "good" intentions.  Nice, polite, educated racists instead of the traditional mean, rude, clueless racists.  Racism comes in many forms and colors. 

 

Personally, I've had white, black, Asian, Indian doctors in my lifetime and my only concern was how good a doctor is this person.  

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Do it, do it do it

 

5 million dollars, $1 homes and $97k/ yr for qualified black adults in San Fran. for this 100%, where local governments put this on the table and vote to fund it locally. absolutely look forward to this being instituted. Im positive all those paying for it are ecstatic about the fairness. 
 

 

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna74873

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4 hours ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said:

Do it, do it do it

 

5 million dollars, $1 homes and $97k/ yr for qualified black adults in San Fran. for this 100%, where local governments put this on the table and vote to fund it locally. absolutely look forward to this being instituted. Im positive all those paying for it are ecstatic about the fairness. 
 

 

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna74873

 

Pure insanity.  But no chance of it happening. 

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20 minutes ago, aristocrat said:

 

This is really interesting.  Ever been to Jamaica?  Had Jerk Chicken or Pork (chix is better but they're both awesome).  Ya know why they spice the hell out of their foods?  umm, cuz their ingredients suck.  Indian Curry anyone?

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24 minutes ago, redtail hawk said:

This is really interesting.  Ever been to Jamaica?  Had Jerk Chicken or Pork (chix is better but they're both awesome).  Ya know why they spice the hell out of their foods?  umm, cuz their ingredients suck.  Indian Curry anyone?

Your point seems genuinely racist. My ancestors did not have spices which is why they did not use them. Every society that had them used them.

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11 minutes ago, Orlando Tim said:

Your point seems genuinely racist. My ancestors did not have spices which is why they did not use them. Every society that had them used them.

8 days a week.  Guess you're not into cooking shows.  Some can make your life better.  I particularly like The Great British Bake Off.  I think it's on PBS and Amazon.  Oh, and the BBC but that might be tricky.

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14 minutes ago, redtail hawk said:

8 days a week.  Guess you're not into cooking shows.  Some can make your life better.  I particularly like The Great British Bake Off.  I think it's on PBS and Amazon.  Oh, and the BBC but that might be tricky.

Do you believe cooking shows are real life? Please tell me one society that had spices that did not use them? The Indians use curry because it is available spices. 

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23 minutes ago, redtail hawk said:

8 days a week.  Guess you're not into cooking shows.  Some can make your life better.  I particularly like The Great British Bake Off.  I think it's on PBS and Amazon.  Oh, and the BBC but that might be tricky.

I bet you like the BBC, don’t you. 

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