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Yeh, but left wing violence is justified. Right wing violence is Nazis being Nazis. The thing about the Leftists is they’re not terribly bright. On top of that, they’ve been living in an echo chamber for years. Leads to flabby, lazy argumentation You see it on this board all the time. Why am I right? Because I said so dammit!
If the truth were to came out on how bad the media is, and how much we've been lied to, the majority of the leftists would legitimately go bonkers. I think psych wards might even fill up. I'm not joking.
 

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its ok, I do...
Is that supposed to intimidate me into silence somehow? Are you kidding me right now? I stated, and I’ll say it again, that Leftists focus on the geography of the slave trade that’s most convenient for their agenda, it’s not based on historical fact. If you have a counter argument I’d love to hear it.
 

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That would explain why Boogie gets all fired up about things that happened 200 years ago, but couldn’t care less about what is happening now. Yes, ladies and gents, there’s still slavery in Africa! Who knew!!

You’re probably correct. Boogie most likely spends more time thinking about things that happened in the 1800s than today. It’s easier to demonize white plantation owners than it is other Black men. So that’s where his outrage is directed.

and I responded: no idea about that, but you can have all of it......Meaning, i dont know what you are talking about w/ that response as I said nothing about any of that, but have at it...Don't know how I got lumped into that
 
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None of them are free thinkers. They are nothing more than sheep, and get their marching orders from left wing media, and follow lockstep. So many examples to choose from. One of my favorites though was the 'mostly peaceful protests.' You had buildings being destroyed, looted, burned, and they had the gall to defend them.
Now if you, @dukesince91, or myself watched the right have protests, and some of it was violent? Fifty dollars to a donut hole that none of us would say "oh it was mostly peaceful." We would be embarrassed.

Were you embarrassed on 1/6/21?
 

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I have no idea what you are talking about, I've never engaged in race/slavery/200years ago/plantation owners or demonizing anyone....yall stick with the jabs, i'm not going there, knock yourself out
So when you think of the slave trade, do you think of white plantation owners( Django unchained) or Islamic slave owners? Still exists in the Muslim world by the way. Even in… Gaza (gasp). So if you’re a slave would it really matter what race your captor is? Well, our educational system thinks it matters a great deal. They report on part of the slave trade extensively and ignore the other completely so there’s that.
 

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So when you think of the slave trade, do you think of white plantation owners( Django unchained) or Islamic slave owners? Still exists in the Muslim world by the way. Even in… Gaza (gasp). So if you’re a slave would it really matter what race your captor is? Well, our educational system thinks it matters a great deal. They report on part of the slave trade extensively and ignore the other completely so there’s that.
ive never spoken about any that, again not sure where I come into play w/ your assertions
 

Mac9192

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Were you embarrassed on 1/6/21?
This was a classic sign of hypocrisy at its finest by the msm. Thought it was stupid of them to go there, and those that did should have been arrested, but not for the amount of time some have been. This was not what the media tried to sell it as either.

There was quite a few instigators mixed in as well. Likely paid.

Nice try though.
 
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Yeh you’re probably right . But you still failed to answer my questions.
I am and I will not based solely on your two comments below that where completely out of left field and that I spoke nothing of, you just made up some stuff....

That would explain why Boogie gets all fired up about things that happened 200 years ago, but couldn’t care less about what is happening now. Yes, ladies and gents, there’s still slavery in Africa! Who knew!!

You’re probably correct. Boogie most likely spends more time thinking about things that happened in the 1800s than today. It’s easier to demonize white plantation owners than it is other Black men. So that’s where his outrage is directed.
 
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This was a classic sign of hypocrisy at its finest by the msm. Thought it was stupid of them to go there, and those that did should have been arrested, but not for the amount of time some have been. This was not what the media tried to sell it as either.

There was quite a few instigators mixed in as well. Likely paid.

Nice try though.
So you weren't embarrassed then when Trump called it a 'day of love'? Is that because he didn't use the words 'mostly peaceful'? You thought the blanket pardons were appropriate?
 

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So you weren't embarrassed then when Trump called it a 'day of love'? Is that because he didn't use the words 'mostly peaceful'? You thought the blanket pardons were appropriate?
I'll play along. I recall Trump asking for the people to go there peacefully. Which didn't happen. Trump should not have been there though. He got played, falling for their trap. You seemed (out of convenience) to not acknowledge the instigators posing as Trump supporters. Which is my reference to being set up.


Now your turn. How did you feel when you watched cities being destroyed, businesses looted, burned... by protestors on tv? Did you say they were mostly peaceful? And should those involved have been arrested?
 
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The hypocrisy here is incredible. You just finished giving me a completely misguided lecture about prejudice and obsession, and then immediately turned around and started assigning motives to someone based on the fact that you assume he’s Black. Apparently his race tells you what he thinks, why he thinks it, which atrocities he’s required to care about, and even why he talks about slavery.

There’s a pretty ugly pattern developing here. You filter people’s arguments through whatever racial or ethnic identity you’ve assigned them, invent motives for them based on that identity, and then accuse everyone else of prejudice. You’re so consumed with finding bigotry in other people that you apparently can’t recognize your own prejudicial reasoning when you put it in writing. At this point, you’re not exposing anyone but yourself, and you should be embarrassed by what you’re putting on display.

None of them are free thinkers. They are nothing more than sheep, and get their marching orders from left wing media, and follow lockstep. So many examples to choose from. One of my favorites though was the 'mostly peaceful protests.' You had buildings being destroyed, looted, burned, and they had the gall to defend them.
Now if you, @dukesince91, or myself watched the right have protests, and some of it was violent? Fifty dollars to a donut hole that none of us would say "oh it was mostly peaceful." We would be embarrassed.
Remember how they demonized Kyle Rittenhouse for crossing state lines. They never consider that you can live just minutes from two and even three states.
 

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Boogie reminds me of the mumbling Biden did in the debate where Trump said I have no idea what he just said but I don't think he did either.
That was hilarious in real time, but hey the man was extremely competent. lol
He just developed a stutter problem in his mid seventies.
 
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I am and I will not based solely on your two comments below that where completely out of left field and that I spoke nothing of, you just made up some stuff....

That would explain why Boogie gets all fired up about things that happened 200 years ago, but couldn’t care less about what is happening now. Yes, ladies and gents, there’s still slavery in Africa! Who knew!!

You’re probably correct. Boogie most likely spends more time thinking about things that happened in the 1800s than today. It’s easier to demonize white plantation owners than it is other Black men. So that’s where his outrage is directed.
Nice, steady deflection. Let’s summarize the above post.

First paragraph: gibberish.
Second paragraph: repost.
Third paragraph: repost.

But hey duck devil liked it, so good job buddy!
 

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I'll play along. I recall Trump asking for the people to go there peacefully. Which didn't happen. Trump should not have been there though. He got played, falling for their trap. You seemed (out of convenience) to not acknowledge the instigators posing as Trump supporters. Which is my reference to being set up.


Now your turn. How did you feel when you watched cities being destroyed, businesses looted, burned... by protestors on tv? Did you say they were mostly peaceful? And should those involved have been arrested?
Got it. The Jan 6th rioters are absolved of responsibility because there were instigators there. They had no choice but to follow along. Makes sense.

As for the rest, which cities were destroyed? I must've missed the news on that. In terms of looting and property destruction in general, I feel they are counterproductive and the people who partake should most certainly be arrested. I never said any of the protests were mostly peaceful because I didn't witness any of them, so how would I know?

Let me ask you: 10,000 people at a protest. 9,990 of them are staging a sit-in and 10 of them are looting and setting buildings on fire. Mostly peaceful or not?
 

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So you weren't embarrassed then when Trump called it a 'day of love'? Is that because he didn't use the words 'mostly peaceful'? You thought the blanket pardons were appropriate?
Come on Haywood. You were quiet for so long ( no wonder) and then you break your silence with this? Sadly, blanket pardons will be the new normal. I don’t know what’s happened to us all, but we’re a bunch of sick pups. No one cares anymore. I tried talking sense into one of my colleagues about Trump the other day. About the corruption and all. I was rewarded with a couple of slashed tires and a dead raccoon on the windshield. People are going nuts.
 

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Do you have trouble with reading comprehension? This post shows that you completely misunderstood and misinterpreted every single point I made.
Sometimes I do. It just gets exhausting after a while honestly. This board used to be fun and I come on and it’s Israel this and Israel that. Criticism of any nation is fair game, as long as standards are applied consistently and objectively. No one on this board ever expresses the least bit concern how gays or women are treated over much of the globe, or the concentration camps in China, the dissidents killed in Iran every day. At some point, Why ?
Why? Where is this passion coming from? Thousands of Nigerians are killed every month. In peacetime No one seems to care. No protests. No ribbons at the Oscars.
 

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I am and I will not based solely on your two comments below that where completely out of left field and that I spoke nothing of, you just made up some stuff....

That would explain why Boogie gets all fired up about things that happened 200 years ago, but couldn’t care less about what is happening now. Yes, ladies and gents, there’s still slavery in Africa! Who knew!!

You’re probably correct. Boogie most likely spends more time thinking about things that happened in the 1800s than today. It’s easier to demonize white plantation owners than it is other Black men. So that’s where his outrage is directed.
I apologize. My post was clumsy and irrelevant. I was attempting to illustrate how different parts of the slave trade were covered, but I shouldn’t have assumed how you personally felt about any of it.
 

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I am and I will not based solely on your two comments below that where completely out of left field and that I spoke nothing of, you just made up some stuff....

That would explain why Boogie gets all fired up about things that happened 200 years ago, but couldn’t care less about what is happening now. Yes, ladies and gents, there’s still slavery in Africa! Who knew!!

You’re probably correct. Boogie most likely spends more time thinking about things that happened in the 1800s than today. It’s easier to demonize white plantation owners than it is other Black men. So that’s where his outrage is directed.
I think this gets to the heart of what he’s been doing today, even if he’s completely oblivious to it. When he knows he can’t win an argument on its merits, he lashes out and starts creating entirely different arguments in his head. He assigns people positions they never took, invents motives they never expressed, and then gets angry at them over these imagined, fictional slights.

When this pointed out to him, there’s no recalibration or acknowledgment that he may have misunderstood someone. Every correction is treated like another attack, which gives him another reason to lash out and keeps him from ever having to consider that he may actually be the problem.

This explains the staggering hypocrisy displayed today. Yet, he seems completely unaware that the imagined behavior he finds so objectionable in everyone else is the same behavior he’s actively engaged in. I’m sorry you somehow became collateral damage from my exchange with him.
 
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Got it. The Jan 6th rioters are absolved of responsibility because there were instigators there. They had no choice but to follow along. Makes sense.

As for the rest, which cities were destroyed? I must've missed the news on that. In terms of looting and property destruction in general, I feel they are counterproductive and the people who partake should most certainly be arrested. I never said any of the protests were mostly peaceful because I didn't witness any of them, so how would I know?

Let me ask you: 10,000 people at a protest. 9,990 of them are staging a sit-in and 10 of them are looting and setting buildings on fire. Mostly peaceful or not?
Which cities were destroyed? Are you trying to be funny? Minneapolis alone suffered 500m (cons estimate) in damage.
 
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I think this gets to the heart of what he’s been doing today, even if he’s completely oblivious to it. When he knows he can’t win an argument on its merits, he lashes out and starts creating entirely different arguments in his head. He assigns people positions they never took, invents motives they never expressed, and then gets angry at them over these imagined, fictional slights.

When this pointed out to him, there’s no recalibration or acknowledgment that he may have misunderstood someone. Every correction is treated like another attack, which gives him another reason to lash out and keeps him from ever having to consider that he may actually be the problem.

This explains the staggering hypocrisy displayed today. Yet, he seems completely unaware that the imagined behavior he finds so objectionable in everyone else is the behavior he’s actively engaged in. I’m sorry you somehow became collateral damage from my exchange with him
So you apologize to another poster for what I’ve said? You’re delusional. Lash out? Staggering hypocrisy? What on Earth are you talking about? Can anyone object to one of your posts without you having a meltdown?
The recalibration part came when I said sorry to Boog Boog. I forget sometimes how emotionally fragile all you Leftists are
 

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Which cities were destroyed? Are you trying to be funny? Minneapolis alone suffered 500m (cons estimate) in damage.
A lot of damage for sure, and those that caused it should be charged for their crimes. You don’t think it’s just a bit hyperbolic to say that Minneapolis was destroyed? I mean, it’s a pretty big city.
 

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A lot of damage for sure, and those that caused it should be charged for their crimes. You don’t think it’s just a bit hyperbolic to say that Minneapolis was destroyed? I mean, it’s a pretty big city.
“Those that caused it should be charged for their crimes”. How’s that going? Anyone been arrested?
Whether Minneapolis was destroyed or not is irrelevant. It’s all funded by the taxpayers. There’s no buyin re: the people who live there. It’s a joke to pretend otherwise.
 
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Mac9192

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Got it. The Jan 6th rioters are absolved of responsibility because there were instigators there. They had no choice but to follow along. Makes sense.

As for the rest, which cities were destroyed? I must've missed the news on that.
Where did I say those involved in the Jan 6 debacle are absolved of responsibility because there were instigators there? I'm typing slow so you'll maybe comprehend here. I said they shouldn't have gone and should have been arrested. Hello? Are you there McFly? There were also instigators there as well. That's been known. Both comments are true, and both valid points.

You definitely missed the news concerning riots and property damage. Can't even believe you typed that. Here you go. In 2021, protesters in Portland did an estimated $2.3 million in damage. In Minnesota, over 1,500 businesses were damaged, and an estimated $500 million in damage was done in the Twin Cities. They were really grieving George Floyd. Just to be fair, it is estimated at least 1.5 million on Jan 6th. I'm sure you knew this one though.
 

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Where did I say those involved in the Jan 6 debacle are absolved of responsibility because there were instigators there? I'm typing slow so you'll maybe comprehend here. I said they shouldn't have gone and should have been arrested. Hello? Are you there McFly? There were also instigators there as well. That's been known. Both comments are true, and both valid points.

You definitely missed the news concerning riots and property damage. Can't even believe you typed that. Here you go. In 2021, protesters in Portland did an estimated $2.3 million in damage. In Minnesota, over 1,500 businesses were damaged, and an estimated $500 million in damage was done in the Twin Cities. They were really grieving George Floyd. Just to be fair, it is estimated at least 1.5 million on Jan 6th. I'm sure you knew this one though.
Haywood’s debut has been a mixed bag no doubt. At least he’s civil ( so far) in contrast to the others. Hope he finds Yoda for us.
 

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So you apologize to another poster for what I’ve said? You’re delusional. Lash out? Staggering hypocrisy? What on Earth are you talking about? Can anyone object to one of your posts without you having a meltdown?
The recalibration part came when I said sorry to Boog Boog. I forget sometimes how emotionally fragile all you Leftists are
They are very emotional that’s for sure. I believe they coined the term “safe spaces”.
We’re not supposed to speak our thoughts if it hurts someone’s feelings, especially the LGBTQRSTUVt community. Never object to anything and tolerate everything is there motto; except all things Trump.
 
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Where did I say those involved in the Jan 6 debacle are absolved of responsibility because there were instigators there? I'm typing slow so you'll maybe comprehend here. I said they shouldn't have gone and should have been arrested. Hello? Are you there McFly? There were also instigators there as well. That's been known. Both comments are true, and both valid points.

You definitely missed the news concerning riots and property damage. Can't even believe you typed that. Here you go. In 2021, protesters in Portland did an estimated $2.3 million in damage. In Minnesota, over 1,500 businesses were damaged, and an estimated $500 million in damage was done in the Twin Cities. They were really grieving George Floyd. Just to be fair, it is estimated at least 1.5 million on Jan 6th. I'm sure you knew this one though.
“Are you there Mcfly”? What was that actors
name who went nuts on Letterman?

Edit: Crispin Glover.
 

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Where did I say those involved in the Jan 6 debacle are absolved of responsibility because there were instigators there? I'm typing slow so you'll maybe comprehend here. I said they shouldn't have gone and should have been arrested. Hello? Are you there McFly? There were also instigators there as well. That's been known. Both comments are true, and both valid points.

You definitely missed the news concerning riots and property damage. Can't even believe you typed that. Here you go. In 2021, protesters in Portland did an estimated $2.3 million in damage. In Minnesota, over 1,500 businesses were damaged, and an estimated $500 million in damage was done in the Twin Cities. They were really grieving George Floyd. Just to be fair, it is estimated at least 1.5 million on Jan 6th. I'm sure you knew this one though.
It just doesn’t make sense to me. How can you have that much damage and it’s all done in the name of peaceful protesting? Don’t forget the city of Chaz.
 

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They are very emotional that’s for sure. I believe they coined the term “safe spaces”.
We’re not supposed to speak our thoughts if it hurts someone’s feelings, especially the LGBTQRSTUVt community. Never object to anything and tolerate everything is there motto; except all things Trump.
They start the alphabet with Si in some places Don’t know why, don’t care.
 

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Nice, steady deflection. Let’s summarize the above post.

First paragraph: gibberish.
Second paragraph: repost.
Third paragraph: repost.

But hey duck devil liked it, so good job buddy!

Guess you just being obtuse because you know you went into a direction and concocted something that I wasn't even having a discussion in... you can carry on, I see you....and its not deflection, I told you I'm not answering based on your two made up post....and you apologized, guessing you realized, but then go on to say its gibberish
 
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