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SlyPokerDog said:
Considering the race of the 2 girls this guy targeted I would say people are still killing over skin color.
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True but my post was mocking him when he basically said 50 years ago it was less violent than it is today.
I'd say it's the same.
 
SlyPokerDog said:
Considering the race of the 2 girls this guy targeted I would say people are still killing over skin color.
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Or they're used to being homeless and not getting their white privilege so they're pissed at the world.

Too bad that cop that shot him in the face got him at a bad angle (or however this piece of shit survived)

The important part is that people kill and kill and kill every day with no end in sight unless Minority Report the movie becomes a real thing.
 
Rastapopoulos said:
‘This is about those little girls’: Portland attack survivor asks people to stop making him a ‘white savior’
Bless this guy for being the quintessence of Portland-ness.
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Where is anyone calling him a white savior? I have seen people call all three of the men "heroes," but I haven't seen anything about them being white saviors.

And if he wants to back away from praise, that's his right, but two men died to protect those girls. Let's not lose sight of the fact that those two "white saviors" are now dead because they tried to protect "those little girls."
 
Maybe he meant white knight? The way he said it it sounds racial, but maybe that's not what he meant?

barfo
 
Meet a giant piece of shit.

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https://www.portlandoregon.gov/police/news/read.cfm?id=58165&ec=1
 
theprunetang said:
Hmm. ...... hey Sly, help me come up with ways to blame the cuck victim in this one. I can't think of a single way to do it......
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Did this motherfucker steal the ring off his hand or was it in the backpack. They say he stole the backpack AND the wedding ring but only say there is video of him stealing the backpack.

Stealing the backpack? Couple years in prison
Stealing a ring off a dying man? 30 years in prison in my opinion.
People like that shouldn't roam the streets.
 
Explaining this one to my boy was hard. I keep thinking:

What if it were him with one of his Muslim schoolmates?
 
dviss1 said:
Explaining this one to my boy was hard. I keep thinking:

What if it were him with one of his Muslim schoolmates?
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The best thing to do is to move away. Do not engage. Ignore the guy and move as far away as you can. Hit the emergency button. There are a few different spots that they have them. It would probably be a really good idea to go through the scenario with him and try to figure out a plan.
 
Natebishop3 said:
The best thing to do is to move away. Do not engage. Ignore the guy and move as far away as you can. Hit the emergency button. There are a few different spots that they have them. It would probably be a really good idea to go through the scenario with him and try to figure out a plan.
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My boy is the most positive kid you'll ever meet. Full of life. Full of love. When he was 5 (he's 10 now) he asked me:

Papa, how can I change the world?

Think about the weight of that question for a moment.... I thought to myself: What has this child seen in his short time on the planet that he thinks needs to be changed and what makes him think he has the wherewithal to change it? :blink:

I had to answer his question with one of my own:

What about the world do you think needs to be changed son?

People are too mad all the time and we have too much war.

I asked another: Son, what's the opposite of hate?

C'mon pop, that's easy, love.

Well then you go and spread as much love as you can, even to those who hate.

He's REALLY taken that to heart...

I've taught him to spread that positivity to everyone he meets. Greet EVERY person with a smile. Let your positivity make someone's day. But always know that not everyone is like that. Also know that some people will use your kindness as a weakness so let it be your strength.

My only fear for him is that someone will treat him less than human because of his thicker lips, wider nose, curlier hair, and darker skin.
 
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dviss1 said:
My boy is the most positive kid you'll ever meet. Full of life. Full of love. When he was 5 (he's 10 now) he asked me:

Papa, how can I change the world?

Think about the weight of that question for a moment.... I thought to myself: What has this child seen in his short time on the planet that he thinks needs to be changed and what makes him think he has the wherewithal to change it? :blink:

I had to answer his question with one of my own:

What about the world do you think needs to be changed son?

People are too mad all the time and we have too much war.

I asked another: Son, what's the opposite of hate?

C'mon pop, that's easy, love

Well then you go and spread as much love as you can, even to those who hate.

He's REALLY taken that to heart...

I've taught him to spread that positivity to everyone he meets. Greet EVERY person with a smile. Let your positivity make someone's day. But always know that not everyone is like that. Also know that some people will use your kindness as a weakness so let it be your strength.

My only fear for him is that someone will treat him less than human because of his thicker lips, wider nose, curlier hair, and darker skin.
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That fear could come to pass but I hope to hell that kid doesn't have to deal with that shit. It's just so stupid.
 
Yuk. Fat kids and disabled kids get picked on by morons too. I can honestly say I've never started or said racist shit to anyone in my life. I really do hate most everyone for a myriad of reasons. I've thought plenty of racist shit but I know logically it's wrong. Can't help it.

That said, your kid does have some shit to overcome because of your DNA.

It's not your fault either, something went wrong in your makeup that made you want to be a referee. Normies hate refs. I think he can succeed in spite of it.
 
I'm not gonna like this just because it's brutal. I'll like a random post of yours that I didn't like at the time.

Your last post didn't show, that's the one I'm referring to.
 
Kids these days need to be very aware of adult strangers period....you're a good dad dviss....your boy is off to a healthy start..he'll be fine. I have hope that our children will have fewer of these issues than their forefathers have had.
 
bodyman5000 and 1 said:
I'm not gonna like this just because it's brutal. I'll like a random post of yours that I didn't like at the time.

Your last post didn't show, that's the one I'm referring to.
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I just quoted myself from another thread. I've posted about that a couple of times. The original post is in a locked thread.
 
riverman said:
Kids these days need to be very aware of adult strangers period....you're a good dad dviss....your boy is off to a healthy start..he'll be fine. I have hope that our children will have fewer of these issues than their forefathers have had.
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He just needs to tell his kid to stay away from weirdos if possible and he can live a happy life. HCP has a FUCKING AUDI for crying out loud.

If he can succeed Dviss1's kid can be President and cure cancer and invent a time machine.
 
dviss1 said:
I just quoted myself from another thread. I've posted about that a couple of times. The original post is in a locked thread.
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I'll never tell anyone about some of the shit that happened to me as a kid and I applaud those that do. Never really got molested, almost but I wasn't playing that.

The other shit was worse and I say that without knowing what that's truly like.
 
bodyman5000 and 1 said:
I'll never tell anyone about some of the shit that happened to me as a kid and I applaud those that do. Never really got molested, almost but I wasn't playing that.

The other shit was worse and I say that without knowing what that's truly like.
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I don't usually share either. @oldfisherman asked me too and even though I was reluctant, I did.
 
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