HomerLovesKoolAid
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I nominate this for Horseshit Thread Of The Year.
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#3 asshole
We did?Hahahahaha! You guys did! OMG that's funny.
We did?
That Reddit link? Don't do RedditI won't say anything. We'll keep Maris and Marazul.
You must be pretty privileged to make such prestigious nominationsI nominate this for Horseshit Thread Of The Year.
Just hate everybody. It makes things easier.
I'll never accept the "all white people are racist, no matter what" bullshit.
In Ireland they'd just say, "Tryin' ta get me wet are ya darlin'?"How a Vancouver pub 'annoyed an entire country' with a poorly poured pint of Guinness
http://www.cbc.ca/radio/asithappens...th-a-poorly-poured-pint-of-guinness-1.4026625
Tryin' ta get me wet are ya darlin'?
I would sum it up by saying, if you are white, stop telling those who are not how they are "supposed" to act/feel.
I would sum it up by saying, if you are white, stop telling those who are not how they are "supposed" to act/feel.
I don't agree. I'm here because this place has no absurd forum restrictions like NFL (East Coast near Washington below Philly) sites. White people are not bored with their lives . They can express themselves freely when they have Money and Time..The real core of the problem isn't complaining about white privilege, its white guilt and white people, as usual, go overboard about it. The thing is, white people are so bored with their lives and are boring in general (hence the term "crackers") that they have to often find outlets like this to make it interesting and hip. It makes them feel urban.

And visa versaI would sum it up by saying, if you are white, stop telling those who are not how they are "supposed" to act/feel.
Nothing says progressive like...
The perception of white privilege was undoubtedly started by President Obama. I had high hopes for him when he became President because of what I perceived he could do to make situations better. Poor expectations to be sure about what was going to happen with my healthcare, but hope on other fronts.
Then we saw the incident in Cambridge with the Police and the Black Professor Gates. Obama then proceeded to dash all hope he was wise enough to be helpful on any front. Instead of using the incident as a teaching moment, he came down on the police like Bigfoot ready to crush the puny.
If a cop were checking my house, protecting my property, I would profusely thank the officer for his assistance, but this professor chose to be offended. I can not know why Obama could not see
the moment to change some attitudes, but he did not, and so went his Presidency.
Now I know, many if not most in this forum, will disagree with me. In their eyes the only issue that needs correcting is the Police, who are always wrong.
But, 50 years from now when my great grand children are thanking the Police profusely for any protection they may receive, and the great grand children of Professor Gates and Barrack Obama
are ripping a policeman's ass for showing up, which group of decedents will need the attitude adjustment?
if you are a white straight male in this country in 2017, you are fucked.
