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Title: Name Black Americans For Whom You Have Respect
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Published: Mar 28, 2010
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Post Date: 2010-03-28 12:34:09 by Disgusted
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#55. To: Disgusted, All (#0)
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This thread is a joke and nothing more than an exercise in white guilt. Considering that there are about 50,000,000 nogs in this country, posters have strained to come up with 10 names and more than half of them are suspect. As someone who grew up with them, worked with them, lived in Africa I say they are a worthless race that has done our country far more harm than good. I will submit one name, J.J. Johnson but overall we would be better off without him too. Face it people, nogs, destroy every city they live in, they vote for every leftist on the ballot, they are as a rule brutish and stoopid. But go ahead, praise they very very few who are good. You wouldn't want anyone to call you a "rasist" would you?
As someone who grew up with them, worked with them, lived in Africa I say they are a worthless race that has done our country far more harm than good. I will submit one name, J.J. Johnson but overall we would be better off without him too. Face it people, nogs, destroy every city they live in, they vote for every leftist on the ballot, they are as a rule brutish and stoopid. But go ahead, praise they very very few who are good. You wouldn't want anyone to call you a "rasist" would you? Racism, like most hates, is founded up ignorance and irrationality. You are welcome to your hatreds, but I would simply ask: How is your life made better by hate?
Ask Obama or the man who was his religious mentor for 20 years, the same guy whose hate Obama somehow missed. The reason I offer you this O_I is don't for a second dismiss the black hatred that is fomenting in this nation. If you've never seen it, or been surrounded by it, you very well might be a different person. The blacks mentioned on this thread are just ordinary people, but there is an angry subset that shouldn't be over looked or trusted. Many aren't Americans, many hate America, many want whites dead because of their color. Sounds improbable? I can prove it to you or anyone else if they meet me in NYC for a weekend.
Oh, I agree that such hate exists, and I find it just as objectionable as white hatred of blacks merely for their being of a different skin tone. That is really not my point. My point is to underscore that such xenophobic reactions on both sides are irrational, and as bluegrass points out are being inflamed and used as tool of Social Management - to create divisions where none need exist. Much of this is psychological control cooked up by Psychiatrists working for the government (mostly CIA) to create their controlled ant-hive society. There is so much that goes into this that a short post, and my limited time, simply do not permit going into it in minute detail. I would simply encourage you to step back for a moment and look at it calmly and rationally - whatever negative experiences you may have seen or suffered. The greatest strength of people is in their unity as a people, and in that I include all colors and stripes of Americans. That is one of the purposes of all the manipulations - to break up that commonality of purpose and keep us divided, agitated, hating, and chaotic. From the point of view of the materialist psychotics running these programs that makes us easier to control. Yes, there is true xenophobic dislike and hatred of others who look and speak differently than our own tribe. This has been going on since Ug the Caveman clubbed "Yurk" to death because he was from a different tribe - and dressed funny and spoke funny. In the end though it is counterproductive and pointless. I refuse to hate on command and I can only encourage others to rise above the need to hate. Hate may at times be justified, but it is a measure of rationality and greatness to rise above that urge even when it is well justified. An invitation to hate does not require one to hate. We are better than that.
Here, Here, OI. Well stated. "I refuse to hate on command and I can only encourage others to rise above the need to hate." Yes. And be duped and controlled by hate and war mongers by racial emotionalism. BTW, your spelling and grammar seem exemplary.
Thank you good sir.
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#62. To: Flintlock (#55)
This thread is a joke and nothing more than an exercise in white guilt. Considering that there are about 50,000,000 nogs in this country, posters have strained to come up with 10 names and more than half of them are suspect.
#72. To: All (#62)
How is your life made better by hate?
#79. To: Jethro Tull, bluegrass (#72)
Ask Obama or the man who was his religious mentor for 20 years, the same guy whose hate Obama somehow missed. The reason I offer you this O_I is don't for a second dismiss the black hatred that is fomenting in this nation. If you've never seen it, or been surrounded by it, you very well might be a different person. The blacks mentioned on this thread are just ordinary people, but there is an angry subset that shouldn't be over looked or trusted. Many aren't Americans, many hate America, many want whites dead because of their color. Sounds improbable? I can prove it to you or anyone else if they meet me in NYC for a weekend.
#109. To: Original_Intent (#79)
Yes, there is true xenophobic dislike and hatred of others who look and speak differently than our own tribe. This has been going on since Ug the Caveman clubbed "Yurk" to death because he was from a different tribe - and dressed funny and spoke funny. In the end though it is counterproductive and pointless. I refuse to hate on command and I can only encourage others to rise above the need to hate. Hate may at times be justified, but it is a measure of rationality and greatness to rise above that urge even when it is well justified. An invitation to hate does not require one to hate. We are better than that.
#115. To: tom007 (#109)
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