"I'm mad Paris is getting attention and I'm not!" #mizzou #pityme #victim

originally posted by: Metropolis1927

originally posted by: stolencar18

You know...how screwed up is the western world when people have lost their perception on the world to the degree that they can compare what happened in Paris to student loans and "oppression towards black people"? My, how the next generation has lost sight of the world.

I don't live in America so I can't say I really understand what these students issue is, it appears to be white peoples rights versus black peoples ?

However the last time I looked you guys had a black President, so as an outsider it appears America is still an equal opportunity country with the same opportunities for everyone if you work and study hard.

Like at least their getting a college education, I believe it's not always achievable for everyone regardless of race white,black, hispanic etc, so it says to me their families have worked hard, have money and are just as privileged as anyone else.

But that's my opinion as an outsider I certainly could be wrong on this.

And quoted for truth...

It's good an outsider can see this because there are a ton of insiders that refuse to.

The sad and infuriating thing about this is that the kids who are saying this will never be perceptive enough to realize they had it all wrong. This is deep seated, wilful ignorance and a flat out refusal to think critically, rationally, clearly. They will be like this their whole life and will always play the victim/race card. Nothing will ever be their fault.
And this type of retardation is usually learned from their parents/family.

From reading the tweets etc it shows a pretty poor level of intelligence, the grammar and spelling is at a level for almost pre-school so to be honest I'd just ignore their rantings for what they are, incredibly dim witted individuals just wishing to have their 2 mins of notoriety on the internet.

For these people, the best thing to do is give them no time, I've got time for people who are receiving genuine bigotry but what we have here are a selection of people just playing the race card on the hope of some freebies. the people doing these tweets are not brutalised hard done by people, they are being made by stupid easily lead folks.

How do I know that, well who compares themselves to people who have been horribly killed in an act of disgusting premeditated violence while tweeting on social media at home sitting in total comfort.

I didn't know about Mizzou, and after some reading done in this thread I know that I don't need to know about them.

Metropolis1927 said it as it is. Thank you for that!

originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: everyone

You are not racist.
Your affliction is called honesty.

Thank you

Wish I had twitter to troll them.

#French lives matter

originally posted by: DBCowboy
I wish the media would interview these kids and let the world see them as they actually are.

I'm sure it would go over great in Paris about now.

$5 they cant even string a coherent sentence in English together.....

originally posted by: IAMTAT
Maybe their Mommies and Daddies will STEAL them new cars to make them feel better. Poor babies.

Corrected for you

At first I was irritated at the tweets, but after thinking about it for a bit - they have a point. First, let's keep in mind that they are college kids and probably not expressing themselves in the best way possible. Secondly, I don't think they are asking the world to care about the crap happening to them - but their fellow citizens. I do not agree with them comparing what happens in Missouri to what happened in Paris - however there is a good point they make and it is this : something ruins the lives of people overseas and everyone cares; yet something ruins lives in America and people don't give a hoot.
I'll go one further and say this is due to racism. Why? Think about non-white places that have been attacked/bombed, such as India, Pakistan, Indonesia, etc. Yes, there was media coverage - but there wasn't this kind of outrage.
Futhermore, had 80 migrants been killed in Paris, would we be talking about "an act of war" or "the beginnings of WW3?"
So, maybe I can help the students express their real question:

Why do Americans care so much about what happens in other countries, but couldn't be hassled to give a crud about what happens in their own country to their own fellow citizens?

I'm mad that the terrorist attacks get this much coverage but the ongoing terrorist attacks committed by the United states, Nato and other European forces against the middle east against civilians do not get nearly as much attention, how many have been killed in bombings from false wars, lies and simply for resources?

a reply to: KaDeCo

That Peaches and honey woman used the "N" word under her picture. Just saying.

originally posted by: hammanderr
Here's the alleged "Poop Swastika" that was part of what prompted all this crying. Hardly looks like anything worth mentioning. Look for yourself.


thefederalist.com...


Looks like the kind of thing you'd wipe up and forget. And who knows who put it there? Could have been anyone.

You are correct.
It could be one of the protesters that did it.
Black suspect arrested for vandalizing churches with KKK

The planet is getting crazier by the second.


+ It all feels like an elaborate game of roulette.

The Illuminati Card Deck strikes yet again.

a reply to: scorpio84

Maybe because nothing has really happened to them?

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: scorpio84

Maybe because nothing has really happened to them?

Lol on bubble boy.

originally posted by: crazyewok

originally posted by: IAMTAT
Maybe their Mommies and Daddies will STEAL them new cars to make them feel better. Poor babies.

Corrected for you

I know you're being humorous, but
please don't EDIT my quote and re-post it as MY quote.

Unfortunately, there are ideologically-zealous people who, while knowing full well you changed it, will later use your version against me to make a point pushing a false premise.

Thanks.

I guess black lives in France don't matter.

Vive la France !

a reply to: ketsuko

Yeah, I forgot you have to be murdered for something to have happened to you. Thanks for clarifying that.

originally posted by: scorpio84
At first I was irritated at the tweets, but after thinking about it for a bit - they have a point. First, let's keep in mind that they are college kids and probably not expressing themselves in the best way possible. Secondly, I don't think they are asking the world to care about the crap happening to them - but their fellow citizens. I do not agree with them comparing what happens in Missouri to what happened in Paris - however there is a good point they make and it is this : something ruins the lives of people overseas and everyone cares; yet something ruins lives in America and people don't give a hoot.
I'll go one further and say this is due to racism. Why? Think about non-white places that have been attacked/bombed, such as India, Pakistan, Indonesia, etc. Yes, there was media coverage - but there wasn't this kind of outrage.
Futhermore, had 80 migrants been killed in Paris, would we be talking about "an act of war" or "the beginnings of WW3?"
So, maybe I can help the students express their real question:

Why do Americans care so much about what happens in other countries, but couldn't be hassled to give a crud about what happens in their own country to their own fellow citizens?

Because in Paris, people DIED. killed in innocence at the hands of terrorist animals.

In Missouri, it's a perceived slight based on feelings.

Apples and Oranges.

One is a real humanitarian tragedy, one is a bunch of entitled crybabies.

S&F for saying it how it really is!

Thank you.