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originally posted by: onequestion
originally posted by: markosity1973
This is just a theory, but having seen all of your race riots from afar, and noticing how America keeps upping the tension on Russia, how much of this division is being funded by Mr Putin?
Great point and i think thats a topic we need to look into, care to start the discussion?
originally posted by: Jamie1
Your entire premise is false.
The people in the United States work together every day, with more diversity than any country in the world.
Try turning off your television and internet, and just walking around your city or neighborhood.
Everybody is working together. 99.9% of the people have no problems working together.
originally posted by: gort51
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originally posted by: Jamie1
Your entire premise is false.
The people in the United States work together every day, with more diversity than any country in the world.
Everybody is working together. 99.9% of the people have no problems working together.
My partner and I made an innocent mistake in Sydney once and walked straight through an ethnic area looking for the train station. I kid you not when I tell you that I witnessed one man hold another back because he was about to go us. The other guy was like 'let them pass through' - weird for a society that is 99.9% harmonious.
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
a reply to: markosity1973
My partner and I made an innocent mistake in Sydney once and walked straight through an ethnic area looking for the train station. I kid you not when I tell you that I witnessed one man hold another back because he was about to go us. The other guy was like 'let them pass through' - weird for a society that is 99.9% harmonious.
you listen to the media too much if you think what happened to you was race related....much more like a guy didnt like the look of was likely drunk and was going to have a go for the hell of it....tell me where in sydney did this happen ?
and to the OP yes everyone in the whole world needs to work together not just the USA
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
a reply to: markosity1973
My partner and I made an innocent mistake in Sydney once and walked straight through an ethnic area looking for the train station. I kid you not when I tell you that I witnessed one man hold another back because he was about to go us. The other guy was like 'let them pass through' - weird for a society that is 99.9% harmonious.
you listen to the media too much if you think what happened to you was race related....much more like a guy didnt like the look of was likely drunk and was going to have a go for the hell of it....tell me where in sydney did this happen ?
and to the OP yes everyone in the whole world needs to work together not just the USA
originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: markosity1973
Hes obviously never been in a bad neighborhood is what 50% of all cities are composed of.
originally posted by: markosity1973
originally posted by: Jamie1
Your entire premise is false.
Well, not entirely actually. We have had several in depth news reports that looked into the deep racial division within America. It was brought about by all the race riots in Fergusson. The African American people they got on camera certainly seemed to disagree with the above statement.
The people in the United States work together every day, with more diversity than any country in the world.
Yes and no. Your people work together, but Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand are but a few countries I can mention that have the same diversity.
Everybody is working together. 99.9% of the people have no problems working together.
Almost everybody is working together. Have you ever hopped off the subway in the wrong neighbourhood? Have you ever felt the piercing stares from the people because you obviously don't belong there? Have you ever been verbally abused?
My partner and I made an innocent mistake in Sydney once and walked straight through an ethnic area looking for the train station. I kid you not when I tell you that I witnessed one man hold another back because he was about to go us. Everyone else just stared us down as we walked through. The other guy was like 'let them pass through' . It was very awkward and weird for a society that is 99.9% harmonious.
originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: markosity1973
They are living in fantasy worlds if they think 99.9% of people get along thats totally insane.