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Well, since you won't engage, since anything you say is like a fart in the wind, I guess I can just ignore everything you post, every link because it is, as you stated, "let it go & live with it". Even moreso since you aren't even saying but linking/letting other people do your speaking for. You have convinced me that not only are you just a town Cryer sheep, repeating everything you hear, but you can't form cogent statements and/or arguments to support what you say.
So thank you Jym. You and me are the last 2 people even trying to have a give and take exchange and you just convinced me that it is, well stupid of me to even try. So, so long and thanks for all the fish.Comment
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That wasn't fish, it was bait.CT Co-ordinator, Paintball MarshalsComment
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So thank you Jym. You and me are the last 2 people even trying to have a give and take exchange and you just convinced me that it is, well stupid of me to even try. So, so long and thanks for all the fish.
Thats because were tired of listening/reading your drivelComment
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You guys are not the only ones. It is just that his rhetoric is so wrong it would take a novella to address his garbage. Blaming the new GOP house for all the past mistakes is how the left operates. Smoke, mirrors and deflection are the rule of thumb for them. I'm sure they think that inflation and sky high gas prices are President Trump's doing.
He lives to look behind and needs to assess blame, never offers suggestions, bringing years old events in an attempt justify his beliefs. That never fixes a problem it perpetuates it.
Nobody's head is planted so firmly up his ass that his brain is oxygen deprived and he can't see anything but his own SHIZNIT!
To quote Candice Owens, "you can't move forward if you are always looking behind you". What I believe to be a brilliant quote from a very smart woman.......You know you want one!!Comment
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This does not bode well.
I'm not a religious fanatic by any means, however there is a significant number in the world who are and some of these people can cause damage to regional and global stability.
It's bad enough in the middle east conflict between Muslim and Jew without giving affront to the Christian faith. Which is the likely result, with more protests in our Nation as a result.
Look at what's already happening here in DC. Hundreds of thousands of either side marching around the Capital demanding support for one religions group over another.
In a Nation that supposedly separates Church and State.
It would almost be comical if it weren't for the hate, the division, the distrust, the threats of genocide for the others that each side brings.
Those divisions spill into American life, we're seeing it happen.
The end result? Use your imagination.CT Co-ordinator, Paintball MarshalsComment
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It is a very sad time when this is how the Liberals try to teach our kids all the wrong things. The teachers union wants to do away with Basic Skills testing for anyone who want to become a teacher. So you dont even have to prove how dumb you are and we give you a job teaching our kids. Democrats are despicable. Go hide in your safe space and maybe it will go away.Comment
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Yes, go send your children to private school where a teacher needs absolutely no training or testing to teach the children.
But funny, you automatically point to this being a liberal point, even the article hitting the hot points of those expected key words, but doesn't go in depth to who initiated the lack of holiday or why. It is just the knee-jerk reaction to automatically blame a political party that in word and by action who not do that. Remember, those liberals want to teach everything, from the dirty history of how white people bought slaves and such.Comment
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Your concept of American Government and American History is ridiculously skewed. Before you comment you should really read up first.......You know you want one!!Comment
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I thought you'd taken your fish and gone back to the planet Jibber or Golgafrincham.
Yet here you are, taking more bait.
Such a pathetically narrow view. White people bought slaves. As if they were the only ones.
Look to places like India, China, N. Korea, Pakistan, Indonesia, Nigeria, Turkey, Bangladesh or any of the others of the 94 Countries that still practice Slavery. (according to the U.N.)
Slave economy drove all civilizations through history from Egyptian, Roman, Grecian...Even North American Indians practiced it long before white men arrived. All the way through to 2,500 years later when, at least in this Country, Slavery was abolished. By white men.
The same white skinned men who sailed to the gold coast and bought natives from the local (non-white) slave traders. Yes, history is dirty with facts like slavery and genocide and terrorism.
But to limit it to "how white people bought slaves" shows you are a racist, singling out one group by skin color as somehow bad, yet all the rest are good regardless of facts.
If you want to teach facts, teach all the facts. Not just the ones you use to foment division and hatred.CT Co-ordinator, Paintball MarshalsComment
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This cannot be good:
Building "Green Energy" is a good thing. To begin by knocking down the foundation needed to build it with, not so good.CT Co-ordinator, Paintball MarshalsComment
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And John, once again, I ask you to show me how and where I am wrong, yet you never do. Your ineptitude only proves me more correct, each and every time you punt on the question.
Well my rule is that till someone stops saying stupid things, then I will shut up. But my faith is never really tested
Classic strawman. Don't look at me, look at everything else that the other person is doing....
In this context, I was only talking about US history, not the world. It is far easier to confine the history lesson to the 250 years as a cojntry(or 400+ years as a colony). So if you want an in depth report on slavery, starting from first established countries/people to today, that will take a few days to create.
You are wrong. Economies that live by one product or service, in this case slavery, are shortsighted and die quickly, as they cannot sustain changes(like supply and demand) as well as outside factors. Slavery in the ancient world was an accepted practice till it wasn't. And even as the establishment of codified countries that had a ruling bodies to govern them, slavery was never the principle of their economic systems.
But 2 wrongs doesn't make it right. While the act of slavery was not necessarily against the rules and laws of one country does not give it a pass regardless of who's colour skin one is. One could argue that only because the white man established the commodity of slavery did those dark skinned people sell other people into slavery. And no one is trying dismiss the various repugnant act of slavery, genocide and terrorism, but it is a disservice to those acts when they are not the focus of this conversation.
Lol... deflect much?
No, I am merely confining this towards US history and not world history. The mere fact that I bring up and fully acknowledge that white people have done and continue to do horrible things to people that are not the same skin tone, paints me as the opposite of a racist. I want this country to accept that it has done genocides(trail of tears, and general treatment to the native peoples that were here before) and enslaved other people. That is our history, as dirty as it is. But we must accept that and move on, learning from those mistakes, not bury them and never look upon them.
Trail of tears? Fort Pillow? Manifest Destiny? Jim Crowe laws? Fire bombing of Dresden and Tokyo? The Tuskeegee syphilis experiment?
When you support people who ban books, outlaw gender identity, or rail against the idea of Crutucal race theory(CRT), you are perpetuating the same things as you falsely accuse me of doing. Banned books are the best books. I don't care what gender you wish to be, as you life doesn't effect me in how I live mine. The US has done horrific things to its own people, slavery is but one of them.Comment
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