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ecomstoc
ecomstoc
Feb 11, 2015
9:09pm
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This isn't a black vs white or liberal vs conservative problem. It's an adult vs children problem or adults acting like children. Hmmmmm.... where do I see this on a daily basis?
pjstroh
pjstroh
Feb 11, 2015
10:48pm
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LVA Vocabulary 101:

"race card" : (n) (1) when Jessie Jackson drags race into an issue.
"something else" : (n) (1) When Boilerman drags race into an issue.
Dealer1
Dealer1
Feb 11, 2015
10:50pm
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Originally posted by: ecomstoc
This isn't a black vs white or liberal vs conservative problem. It's an adult vs children problem or adults acting like children. Hmmmmm.... where do I see this on a daily basis?


Terry Locke
Terry Locke
Feb 11, 2015
10:56pm
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Does anyone know if TVLand has an All in the Family/Archie Bunker marathon planned in the near future?

Boilerman
Boilerman
Feb 12, 2015
12:00am
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It's politically correct to recognize the fact that blacks are more susceptible to sickle cell anemia, but it's politically incorrect to recognize the fact that blacks are more susceptible to committing crime, bad grades, children out of wedlock, and so on.

Those who recognize the truth are those interested in fixing the problem. "Head in the sand" Liberals are doing a disservice to the black community by turning your back on the truth.


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Originally posted by: pjstroh
LVA Vocabulary 101:

"race card" : (n) (1) when Jessie Jackson drags race into an issue.
"something else" : (n) (1) When Boilerman drags race into an issue.


Liondownnow
Liondownnow
Feb 12, 2015
12:47am
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I do not think skin color makes you susceptible to anything you mention above. I think growing up poor/in a bad area could make you susceptible to all of them.

There are many Middle class and above African Americans that are not susceptible to your list.
Boilerman
Boilerman
Feb 12, 2015
1:11am
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Skin color causes no problems, but the learned black culture does cause problems. Hell, they're taught that if you do well in school that you will be taunted and called "white"! Does this cause more or fewer good students?




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Originally posted by: Liondownnow
I do not think skin color makes you susceptible to anything you mention above. I think growing up poor/in a bad area could make you susceptible to all of them.

There are many Middle class and above African Americans that are not susceptible to your list.


Liondownnow
Liondownnow
Feb 12, 2015
1:18am
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Originally posted by: Boilerman
Skin color causes no problems, but the learned black culture does cause problems. Hell, they're taught that if you do well in school that you will be taunted and called "white"! Does this cause more or fewer good students?




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Originally posted by: Liondownnow
I do not think skin color makes you susceptible to anything you mention above. I think growing up poor/in a bad area could make you susceptible to all of them.

There are many Middle class and above African Americans that are not susceptible to your list.


I was specifically addressing what makes somebody susceptible. Even your comments above would likely only apply in a poor area/bad neighborhood. I doubt that an affluent African American going to school with his/her peers would be taunted at the school or called white. I think it still comes down to where you are being raised. There are a ton of white people growing up poor that are fully susceptible to your list. I think society needs to focus on fixing the poor areas, not what color people are.

Boilerman
Boilerman
Feb 12, 2015
2:12am
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I've never seen a poor white kid taunted for doing well on a math tests. Most black kids are trapped inside a culture which accepts only a few types of financial success............sports and entertainment. Become a chemist and you're an outcast. Become a successful chemical sales rep, you're an outcast.......and I've seen this one first hand.

The majority of blacks are raised in an environment which encourages failure and almost certainly leads to failure. Racist Al and Racist Jessie encourage this environment.


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Originally posted by: Liondownnow
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Originally posted by: Boilerman
Skin color causes no problems, but the learned black culture does cause problems. Hell, they're taught that if you do well in school that you will be taunted and called "white"! Does this cause more or fewer good students?




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Originally posted by: Liondownnow
I do not think skin color makes you susceptible to anything you mention above. I think growing up poor/in a bad area could make you susceptible to all of them.

There are many Middle class and above African Americans that are not susceptible to your list.


I was specifically addressing what makes somebody susceptible. Even your comments above would likely only apply in a poor area/bad neighborhood. I doubt that an affluent African American going to school with his/her peers would be taunted at the school or called white. I think it still comes down to where you are being raised. There are a ton of white people growing up poor that are fully susceptible to your list. I think society needs to focus on fixing the poor areas, not what color people are.


chefantwon
chefantwon
Feb 12, 2015
9:37am
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Originally posted by: friedmush
Does anyone know if TVLand has an All in the Family/Archie Bunker marathon planned in the near future?


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