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Originally posted by wearedust
This is not the America I want to live in, if I would have been on the plane - I would have got off with them.edit on 8-5-2011 by wearedust because: mis speeling
Originally posted by MJZoo
reply to post by truthseekerlady77
Are you, by any chance, from Texas?
That's just human nature to be suspicious. Racism isn't right but if you are jumped by a gang of say, black guys and beaten and robbed then you ARE going to be nervous every time you see black people coming down the street towards you..
I went to ride an amusement park ride once. Well I have a huge "chest" and the bar wouldn't latch.
Originally posted by Thunder heart woman
I don't even believe that Muslim extremists were behind 9/11. I just refuse to subscribe to the insanity that has been building since 9/11. This country has gone mad with fear and terrorism. We've become scared little babies. Scared of our shadows. Scared of our neighbors. Terrified. I'm freaking sick of it. If you are scared of being hijacked, and your tsa molesting wasn't enough... then don't fly. But don't treat other people like they are criminals. You know, pre-crime like on Minority Report. Let's catch em before they do anything.
My God this world has become crazy and rife with people I don't want to share oxygen with anymore.
If you still believe that Muslims and Bin Laden are behind 9/11..... then I don't know what to tell you. Take your pill and go back to sleep. I'm pretty sure that if they start rounding up citizens for re-education at the diffusion center, I'll be a number one candidate.
Ever since 9/11, I've been watching this scripted movie taking place on CNN theater. It just never ends.... and people are buying it hook line and sinker, even to the point of hating Muslims, and being so damned terrified they would rather give up their liberties than be country men and women, who can see through this insane crap tptb continue to spoon feed you.
Before it was Muslims, it was black people. Before it was black people, it was Native Americans. There is always a boogey man, and now .... Muslims are it. What will be on CNN theater next?
Originally posted by jatsc
Originally posted by DuceizBack
Originally posted by jatsc
There is no need to be afraid of anyone wear a certain type of clothes anyone who does so is a bigot period.
Anyone who would blame all for the actions of a few needs to have something happen to them to make them understand how the people discriminated against feel.
Would this have happen if the men were dressed in traditional South American, African, Japanese, Chinese or Indian clothing.
Of course not.
You don't see people blowing up air ports in a dysheeki or a samurai costume
you must be drunk to say something like that.
So if thats the case that if someone dresses like someone whom has committed a crime then what about skin color or hair style?
What about if someone did it in a suit and tie would all businessmen get this treatment.
Originally posted by truthseekerlady77
reply to post by sheepslayer247
Thank you! I love trophy's.
But can you honestly say they didn't expect it to happen. BTW...I am friends with a beautiful intelligent Muslim lady. She agrees with me. She says they shouldn't be crying about discrimination as we all are discriminated against all the time for different things. No one is free from suffering.
Originally posted by DuceizBack
Originally posted by jatsc
Originally posted by DuceizBack
Originally posted by jatsc
There is no need to be afraid of anyone wear a certain type of clothes anyone who does so is a bigot period.
Anyone who would blame all for the actions of a few needs to have something happen to them to make them understand how the people discriminated against feel.
Would this have happen if the men were dressed in traditional South American, African, Japanese, Chinese or Indian clothing.
Of course not.
You don't see people blowing up air ports in a dysheeki or a samurai costume
you must be drunk to say something like that.
So if thats the case that if someone dresses like someone whom has committed a crime then what about skin color or hair style?
What about if someone did it in a suit and tie would all businessmen get this treatment.
I'm going to be honest with you.
I'm black.
And if a cop said "be on the look out for a crip gang member"
You're obviously going to suspect a black guy in black.. no that doesn't make you a racist in the least bit, it's just called being aware, and being alert.
I'm not saying call people racial slurs, or be like "hah, looking to blow up something again".
If I was a cop, and I got a call about gang members, i'd expect them to be black, as whites don't really join gangs.. and not all black join "gangs" but they usually are some blacks in street gangs.
So if someone said look out for gang members, i'd usually be on the look out for a mexican or a black, depending on where I was.
if I was at school and the teacher said "beware, somebody might shoot up the school".
I'm going to be sure to stay alert for suspicious looking white guys or asian guys.
it isn't racist, as it doesn't make anybody feel inferior and it isn't that disrespectful.. it's just being alert.
In time of survival you can't worry about being "too cautious".
Originally posted by pandapowerjamie
Originally posted by truthseekerlady77
reply to post by pandapowerjamie
LOL! You obviously aren't getting my point. Sometimes people don't like the truth. Looks like you might be one of them.
I would tell you sorry for making you feel that way, but it looks like you think I am discriminatory and don't care about other feeling, so I will not bother.
Sorry, I acted on impulse then.