It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
glw
originally posted by: Gryphon66
originally posted by: xuenchen
This is an online petition right?
Bet it's a "Chicago Style" petition.
Vote as many times as you want !!!
[ now registering bots too !! ]
DaaaaHaHaHa
RULE 3: “Whenever possible, go outside the expertise of the enemy.” Look for ways to increase insecurity, anxiety and uncertainty.
Glenn Beck's favorite author ... Rules for Radicals
originally posted by: luthier
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: grandmakdw
But we aren't. We, White people, are not blamed for everything, or are we blamed for all of the problems that Black people have.
You're exaggerating and projecting your personal opinion onto the rest of us.
(see my post above)
Honestly the government is responsible for the problems of education infrastructure, community policing, job training, job development in urban areas, affordable housing, and as far as public speaking leadership and poverty solvinf initiatives. I wouls also say some of the current so called black leadership or exploitive media hounds. The US government has failed most of the poor of any race. There have been expirements done on blacks like in saint louis, the whole segregation issue etc. Its not like the issue came from nowhere. There have been massive levels of social injustice and you whining about being blamed is just whining. Did you notice the KKK marching in columbia sc? Even with all this I still dont feel guilty or blamed. I just understand the frustration from an anthrolological perspective.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
Oh fer pete's sake ...
"Just one flag in South Carolina" ... and soon there's going to be a national genocide against 77% of the population! RUN!
"Just marriage equality" ... and soon all Christians everywhere are going to be kept from praying at gunpoint! FLEE!
Drama queens of the world UNITE!
originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: beezzer
So when I disagree with you or someone you support I'm suppressing free speech and being a progressive. When you disagree with someone, you're just exercising your own free speech. Got it.
originally posted by: grandmakdw
originally posted by: luthier
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: grandmakdw
But we aren't. We, White people, are not blamed for everything, or are we blamed for all of the problems that Black people have.
You're exaggerating and projecting your personal opinion onto the rest of us.
(see my post above)
Honestly the government is responsible for the problems of education infrastructure, community policing, job training, job development in urban areas, affordable housing, and as far as public speaking leadership and poverty solvinf initiatives. I wouls also say some of the current so called black leadership or exploitive media hounds. The US government has failed most of the poor of any race. There have been expirements done on blacks like in saint louis, the whole segregation issue etc. Its not like the issue came from nowhere. There have been massive levels of social injustice and you whining about being blamed is just whining. Did you notice the KKK marching in columbia sc? Even with all this I still dont feel guilty or blamed. I just understand the frustration from an anthrolological perspective.
That is what I was doing, explaining the sociology
or if you prefer anthropological reason behind
the petition.
If people took that as whining, so be it.
Backing up with proofs, the sociological phenomenon of
white shaming/blaming is not whining either,
it is simply a matter of anthropological fact.
That is why I kept saying the petition was an over reaction.
Which means for those of you unable to understand,
that the petitioners were wrong to react this way. The
reaction of the petitioners is disproportionate and inappropriate.
But a few responders to posts are so reactionary to any comment
by anyone with whom one historically disagrees with, that
mind and judgement cloud into one of misinterpreting
and overreacting.
But the explanation I gave for the behavior
behind the petition stands, in my opinion.
Regardless of how anyone else perceives the explanation
in their own mind.
originally posted by: ~Lucidity
It's official. This country has gone full-on retard. If this is true. Well, even if it isn't.
arly 40,000 people have signed onto a petition to remove the African-American Monument from the South Carolina statehouse grounds after a Confederate flag was taken down.
The flag was moved in 2000 from the statehouse dome to a Confederate Soldier’s Monument nearby, and a monument to the state’s black history was built the following year as part of the legislative agreement over the tribute to the Confederacy.
The petition’s author, Keith Harmon, said the flag should not have been removed in response to the massacre of nine black churchgoers by a white supremacist who posed for photos with Confederate symbols. [Source]
To this I say the same thing as I said about Stone Mountain...history, good or bad, remember nd learn from it. Not the same as that stupid flag thing at all. Just a bunch of sore losers who can't fathom the depths of what truly compares to what.
If already posted...delete away.
originally posted by: NavyDoc
originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: beezzer
Yeah... no.
I have to wonder if it's a compulsion that whenever you read something you don't like you have to declare it "Progressive!".
Stimulants might help.
You want the bunny to take MORE stimulants? His little heart will asplode.
originally posted by: NavyDoc
originally posted by: ~Lucidity
It's official. This country has gone full-on retard. If this is true. Well, even if it isn't.
arly 40,000 people have signed onto a petition to remove the African-American Monument from the South Carolina statehouse grounds after a Confederate flag was taken down.
The flag was moved in 2000 from the statehouse dome to a Confederate Soldier’s Monument nearby, and a monument to the state’s black history was built the following year as part of the legislative agreement over the tribute to the Confederacy.
The petition’s author, Keith Harmon, said the flag should not have been removed in response to the massacre of nine black churchgoers by a white supremacist who posed for photos with Confederate symbols. [Source]
To this I say the same thing as I said about Stone Mountain...history, good or bad, remember nd learn from it. Not the same as that stupid flag thing at all. Just a bunch of sore losers who can't fathom the depths of what truly compares to what.
If already posted...delete away.
Shrug. What's good for the goose is good for the gander. If claiming "offense" is enough to tear out a memorial or monument, then it should go both ways.