Baltimore Riots/Freddie Gray (4 Viewers)

[Enron]

I see the big picture but I see it differently. So again, because I don't see the big picture the way YOU see it makes me ignorant?

No, spouting of rhetoric and catch phrases, instead of demonstrating individual thought is what make you ignorant.

 

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[Hængebøffer]

Which one?

This is where my shitty English gets me. I'll try to elaborate later.

 

[Hust]

Not necessarily.

So what I've gathered here is:

-my big picture doesn't match your big picture and evidently your big picture is correct: hence I'm ignorant
-I don't see other view points: I'm ignorant
-others that don't see my viewpoints: not ignorant

 

[Hængebøffer]

So what I've gathered here is:

-my big picture doesn't match your big picture and evidently your big picture is correct: hence I'm ignorant
-I don't see other view points: I'm ignorant
-others that don't see my viewpoints: not ignorant

No. You have to look at things with a perspective you didn't grow up with.

 

[Hust]

No, spouting of rhetoric and catch phrases, instead of demonstrating individual thought is what make you ignorant.

And where haven't I articulated my argument?

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No. You have to look at things with a perspective you didn't grow up with.

But others did?

What perspective am I lacking that everyone else seem to have gotten accept me and AC?

 

[Hængebøffer]

And where haven't I articulated my argument?

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But others did?

What perspective am I lacking that everyone else seem to have gotten accept me and AC?

I think it's the way you express it.

 

[Enron]

Cam, looks like Ive upset you.

I will retract my statement. You and Andrea are not ignorant.

I was just unable to handle the fact that we see different and I guess we will just have to agree to disagree.

Apologies for my ignorance.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Ignorance and intelligence are two different things. For example, your comment a few pages back on the Civil Rights Movement was ignorat as $#@!.

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In Denmark?

Why was it ignorant? Did not African American families stay intact, no fatherless homes? Did African American men not dress proper and speak proper and try to better themselves through education and work? There was poverty then was there not?

 

[Hust]

Cam, looks like Ive upset you.

I will retract my statement. You and Andrea are not ignorant.

I was just unable to handle the fact that we see different and I guess we will just have to agree to disagree.

Apologies for my ignorance.

It's fine.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Cam, looks like Ive upset you.

I will retract my statement. You and Andrea are not ignorant.

I was just unable to handle the fact that we see different and I guess we will just have to agree to disagree.

Apologies for my ignorance.

I honestly believe that we all want what's best for all peoples we just see the path differently. Some of us are about personal responsibility and individual drive while others are more collective, new deal style thinking

 

[Hust]

If anyone cares I had an interesting run in with two black guys a few minutes ago.

I was walking to my car at Lowes and cutting through the cars to the next isle I was carrying a 48 inch iron pipe I bought and walked too quickly and they were on the otherside of a van and didn't see me until I was literally right behind them.

"Shit how you gonna sneak up with a pipe that size behind a black guy like that. Ain't you watching the news niggas be on edge".

He was joking obviously but he was spooked

 

[swag]

Interesting. Can't believe you had jury duty for essentially the same thing

I was kinda freaked when Andy posted that article yesterday, just having sat through that for a week.

 

[Hust]

And now you guys stay silent? What the hell

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I was kinda freaked when Andy posted that article yesterday, just having sat through that for a week.

Alternate realities.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

If anyone cares I had an interesting run in with two black guys a few minutes ago.

I was walking to my car at Lowes and cutting through the cars to the next isle I was carrying a 48 inch iron pipe I bought and walked too quickly and they were on the otherside of a van and didn't see me until I was literally right behind them.

"$#@! how you gonna sneak up with a pipe that size behind a black guy like that. Ain't you watching the news $#@!s be on edge".

He was joking obviously but he was spooked

That's funny right there lol

 

[Hust]

At least they had a sense of humor

 

[Enron]

Why was it ignorant? Did not African American families stay intact, no fatherless homes? Did African American men not dress proper and speak proper and try to better themselves through education and work?There was poverty then was there not?

1) There were fatherless familes in the African American community back then, and a quite a higher frequency than whites. 2) The fashion of the day was to wear suits, so yeah people dress better. I cant comment on the speech patterns of Jim Crow era negros. Education, work? Are you serious? Black people couldnt vote back then, couldnt attend the same schools as whites, eat at the same restaurants as whites, walk on the same side of the street as whites and the in some communities the threat of lynching was very real. 3) Of course there was poverty, black communities were pushed to periphery of society and given second best.

Youve completely ignored what came before the Civil Rights Movement, the reasons african americans sought out equal rights and what their life was like before it.

But no, youre right. That wasnt an ignorant statement.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

1) There were fatherless familes in the African American community back then, and a quite a higher frequency than whites. 2) The fashion of the day was to wear suits, so yeah people dress better. I cant comment on the speech patterns of Jim Crow era negros. Education, work? Are you serious? Black people couldnt vote back then, couldnt attend the same schools as whites, eat at the same restaurants as whites, walk on the same side of the street as whites and the in some communities the threat of lynching was very real. 3) Of course there was poverty, black communities were pushed to periphery of society and given second best.

Youve completely ignored what came before the Civil Rights Movement, the reasons african americans sought out equal rights and what their life was like before it.

But no, youre right. That wasnt an ignorant statement.

Have you read up on MLK and how he taught them to self educate even if there schools weren't equal ? Or how they wanted to dress as clean and proper as to not distinguish themselves from everyone else? To speak proper and politely with manners to show you were above the perception of being less human? Shit even MalcomX spoke of these things! Do we choose to ignore ?

 

[Enron]

I honestly believe that we all want what's best for all peoples we just see the path differently. Some of us are about personal responsibility and individual drive while others are more collective, new deal style thinking

Not exactly, for example I believe in personal responsibility, drive, hard work, "acting right" or whatever you want to call it. Same as you.

However, I also believe that sometimes people need a hand up and that at times ones environment can make if very difficult for hard work to reap rewards. From my experience most people who cross socio-economic boundaries dont do it completely on their own. Usually someone gives them that first job, offers an apprenticeship, whatever.

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If anyone cares I had an interesting run in with two black guys a few minutes ago.

I was walking to my car at Lowes and cutting through the cars to the next isle I was carrying a 48 inch iron pipe I bought and walked too quickly and they were on the otherside of a van and didn't see me until I was literally right behind them.

"Shit how you gonna sneak up with a pipe that size behind a black guy like that. Ain't you watching the news niggas be on edge".

He was joking obviously but he was spooked

Nice.

 

[Hængebøffer]

Not exactly, for example I believe in personal responsibility, drive, hard work, "acting right" or whatever you want to call it. Same as you.

However, I also believe that sometimes people need a hand up and that at times ones environment can make if very difficult for hard work to reap rewards. From my experience most people who cross socio-economic boundaries dont do it completely on their own. Usually someone gives them that first job, offers an apprenticeship, whatever.

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Nice.

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[AndreaCristiano]

Not exactly, for example I believe in personal responsibility, drive, hard work, "acting right" or whatever you want to call it. Same as you.

However, I also believe that sometimes people need a hand up and that at times ones environment can make if very difficult for hard work to reap rewards. From my experience most people who cross socio-economic boundaries dont do it completely on their own. Usually someone gives them that first job, offers an apprenticeship, whatever.

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Nice.

Well I never said that assistance shouldn't be there, but there comes appoint when self reliance needs to trump that and in to many of these communities self reliance is not self evident