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Thread: Why is race a factor?
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08-07-10, 11:19 PM #131
Re: Why is race a factor?
See there you go again immediately thinking your more intelligent then everyone your talking to. I never once said i was an expert on anything other than flooring and ordnance. Those i am trained in very well. I gave you what answers were given to me by many many people. Of which i am going to take the word from the horses mouth before i take it from someone trying to give a reason with no back ground in it.
You never tried to explain your thoughts. What you did was try to punch everyone in the face that had an opinion that varied from yours. I have not seen a single point that you have made that was worth addressing. By all means list them i will be glad to go through them. I take that back i remember 1 about a lack of pools of which i said i mentioned that earlier in the thread.
Jump into the conversation? Is that what you think has happened? I've been in it since the begining. Like i said in my first posts i didnt go into any detail because i was site banned by a misconception of what i said. I have nothing better to do in my time off in alabama then sit here and read. I understood your points and added to some as well as disagreed with some. Then you as usual jumped into defense mode because you in your mind simply can not be wrong or questioned.
This post is the same as every other post you make. Im right and your wrong. Life will teach you eventually that some things can not be taught in school. You may want to read your posts about who thinks they are an expert. As far as i can see your the only one trying to actually tell everyone why things are the way they are. Everyone else has given opinions.
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08-08-10, 12:33 AM #132
Re: Why is race a factor?
I don't care that you disagree with me. I care when you say I'm wrong without even addressing my points. If you want to continue this, go back and find my post where I laid my points out. I know I made a list, but quite frankly, I don't care to go find it. Not worth my time anymore. If you don't want to do it either, fine, let's just drop it.
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08-08-10, 08:42 PM #134
Re: Why is race a factor?
Where did i say your were wrong? Good luck finding because i never said it not once to a single person in the thread. You however have argued and basically insulted everyone that has had a different opinion than you as normal. Guess what guy the world of facts does not revolve around your opinion. The only reason your wasting your time is because everyone else seems to be able to figure out everyone else has an opinion wether they agree with it or not. Exactly when are you going to figure that out? At this point im curious as to how young the person i am trying to discuss something with is.
Im still waiting for these points you keep talking about. From what i read you didnt have any points what you had were excuses of why your right and everyone else is wrong. Im fully willing to discuss the topic but your going to need to drop the attitude and actually discuss it. Which means you cant run around telling people what the reason is but by all means exspress your opinion.
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08-09-10, 12:26 PM #135
Re: Why is race a factor?
Blah, blah, blah. As expected, you didn't bother to go back and refute my claims and give a detailed explanation on why I am wrong. It's always the same with you. You think you know better than everyone because of "life experiences," you try and substitute those experiences for facts and data, and you never source your arguments. That's why I don't care to go on with this thread if you don't want to take the time to go back and find all my points you ignored before. Like I said, I'm done.
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08-09-10, 05:21 PM #139
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Then gtfo if your done see how easy that is.
I still stand by my reasons for it over what your trying to pass off. It would have been very easy for you to make a short list of your points but you choose not to. I made my point clear over and over and over but didnt complain when i would make it again. In the end black persuasion do not swim because they made a concious choice to not bother to learn. They spent their energy on things that meant something to them and thats what was important regardless of self loathing whites. They didnt blame us so why should we blame ourselves for it.
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