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reply posted on 9-7-2009 @ 02:37 PM by Redpillblues
reply to post by Iamherefornow



may I ask what is a contributing factor in the problem of your city?
Beins your in the middle of it you know better than most here..


reply posted on 9-7-2009 @ 02:42 PM by Redpillblues
reply to post by jd140



The spell of Politicly Correctness is doing wonders..The sheep don't even know it..

This is a perfect example to show how mezmorized people are..Its sad..



reply posted on 9-7-2009 @ 02:49 PM by HunkaHunka
Originally posted by 27jd
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post by HunkaHunka



You seem kinda gullible man, and you also seem to fall all over yourself to kiss the butts of other races and apologize for your whiteness. Does your wife make you feel guilty or something? Not trying to be offensive, just curious as to why you seem to be racist against yourself...


Excuse me? I fall all over myself to attempt to understand the other, and to better understand myself.

What did I ever say which made you think I was racist against myself?

First let's clear things up here. My folks on my fathers side came over from Yorkshire England in 1850 and settled in Illinois where they worked the railroad.
My folks from my mothers side came over in the early 1900's and were bootleggers.

So no, I don't have any "white guilt", as it's referred to. What I do have is an understanding of how society conditions us all to believe that the cause of our ills lay outside of ourself.

We are responsible for the majority of our own subjective experience. No one can ever change that. If you are black, the white man ain't the problem. If you are white, the black man ain't the problem. No matter who you are... the problem, if you have one, is staring at you in the Mirror.

Do I chastise America for ever allowing slavery in the form it took 250 years ago to touch the shores of this land while at the same time declaring that all men are created equal? Yes I do. Why?

Because any idiot can see what pissing off a people or a race of people has as its ramifications. They didn't see this, because as the idiots they were, they were gullible enough to think that Africans were somehow not people. They didn't have the foresight to see the problems they were setting up for their great grandchildren.

If America had never let this greatest of tragedies occur on it's own shores, there would be not even the slightest hint of a moral justification in the minds of these kids.

Granted.. it wasn't America who brought the slaves over. It was the British Colonies who used slaves. But once the framers of our constitution declared all men to be created equal, except for the slaves, they crossed the Rubicon. There was no going back.

I understand the thinking that went into that, but it was because of them that we have not only the great things in our country today, but also some of the wretched things.

If you somehow think that admonishing the framers of our constitution for this oversight is somehow racist against myself, you are a lunatic.


reply posted on 9-7-2009 @ 02:56 PM by jd140
reply to post by HunkaHunka



I think you can stop pushing the slave thing. Nobody is buying that defense. If a person can show me scars from whips and shackles then I would understand them being angry at the white folk.

Until then the only reason they feel the need for entitlement is because their mommas and daddies taught them to act that way.

"Obama is going to pay for my gas and rent"


reply posted on 9-7-2009 @ 03:05 PM by Rockpuck
reply to post by poedxsoldiervet



Indeed I am glad to be out of that state.. Ironically, in the race riots, the only buildings and businesses burned to the ground by blacks, were owned by blacks. A lot of Cincinnati's problems arise from the Gov subsidizing living for blacks to move into "upper middle class neighborhoods" which ultimately leads to more racial rifts developing.

The akron story is sadly not surprising, the idiot of a man lives in a state that protects the right to carry weapons at all times, and he didn't have one to protect his family.

the victims were white, and thus nothing will come of this story. No one will be arrested, no one will be condemned, we won't hear a word from "civil rights leaders" and the city will try and push the story under a rug.


reply posted on 9-7-2009 @ 03:08 PM by HunkaHunka
Originally posted by kozmo
Originally posted by HunkaHunka
Do you know where the culture of entitlement comes from? Having people tell you aren't worthy all your life. It comes from the over bearing parents, it comes from both parents working, it comes from religion, it comes from politics, it comes from everything we have around us.

Now if you teach kids that they are responsible for their own happiness and that BLAME doesn't exist because we are ultimately our own authority... you can mitigate the entirety of the environmental factors.

If you are the only one responsible for your reality, then life is MUCH easier
[edit on 9-7-2009 by HunkaHunka]


No the culture of entitlement is bred into a culture and becomes the accepted and expected norm.



Yep... and how is it bred into a culture? I say it's authoritarianism which removes ones sense of authority. The same thing happened in Judea during the Roman occupation. They really hated it when someone spoke with their own authority.. they even went so far as crucifying them.




Give a man a fish, he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish, he eats for a lifetime. Give a man a fish everyday for a lifetime and he will breed children who also expect to have fish given to them every day for a lifetime.



Ok... so could you explain to me why the actions of the poor and impoverished somehow come from having fish given to them?

I just don't get that. Typically when you have stuff given to you , you are apathetic, not violent (unless you also don't have meaning in your life). It's the internal sense of frustration which leads to outward violence.

Kinda odd that eh? I grew up in a very very poor area of the country... not impoverished mind you, but poor. Every one of those people had the same sense of "entitlement" you are talking about, but it came about not because they had stuff given to them, but because they had authority taken away from them from their "know it all" parents.

I know every inch of personal will was beat out of me by my own father. Thank god he died when I was 17, or else I would probably never have found my own sense of authority. With him, might meant right. He didn't use a belt, he punched you in the face if he didn't like what you said. And HE did this because he hated his life, but lived it because he felt he was "supposed to".

When I left home, I never knew how do to all the normal things like cleaning house, keeping stuff straight, and living a good life because while I grew up the reason to do it was "because I said so". And in absence of someone saying so... it doesn't get done. I had to relearn all of this myself. I had to learn that I'm all there is. There is no one else to blame... and that includes trying to blame those who have a sense of entitlement.




You were on the right track with the "teach kids they are responsible" thing. Instead they are being taught that everyone else is responsible for them.



reply posted on 9-7-2009 @ 03:09 PM by HunkaHunka
Originally posted by Rockpuck
reply to
post by HunkaHunka



The Dutch brought the first slaves, actually.


Thank God I'm not dutch! :-)


reply posted on 9-7-2009 @ 03:32 PM by cenpuppie
reply to post by Bearack



Slaves to those ancient africans was entirely different from what you speak off. It's like comparing a model-T car to 2009 Mustang...Yes they are both cars but entirely different as well. If you don't want to take my word on it, then read a history book about the Sub-Saharan Africans and how they treated their "slaves". Being a "slave" wasn't really a slave.

Back then if a slave master mistreated his slaves, the slave had every right to outright kill him. And masters where required to take good care of his slaves, as it reflected on him, the best owners took the best care of their slaves..Interesting to say the least.

[edit on 9-7-2009 by cenpuppie]
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