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Something tells me that all reasonable people should be able to agree that bannana peels belong in trash cans and not in trees. When did the simple things become so complicated?

That being said, GTHOM
 
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These are our state's future leaders.

Well, that's some states' future leaders.
This is after all, Our State.
 
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Its unfortunate that we have now reached a place where thoughtful discussions about race, politics, climate change, religion, diversity, party affiliation, sex and political thought have been replaced with hysteria. The people in attendance at the retreat came from all backgrounds and races. No one was forced to be there. They attended the retreat because (I assume) they wanted to be there. They wanted to have a thoughtful discussion. How someone could see this banana and their first conclusion is that it was racial in nature just doesnt seem to be born out of a thoughtful meaningful logical interpretation of what happened.
This same hysteria has also found itself taking over political discussions for quite sometime now.Trump is Hitler. Hillary is Hitler. Obama is Hitler. Literally everyone is called a Nazi these days. The fringes of both parties have lost their minds and have taken control of any thoughtful discussion of any topic and have turned it into a raging whirlwind if mass hysteria where everyone is evil, hateful, ignorant and blind.

How in the 17 do we end this absurd bizzaro nightmare we have found ourselves in over the last 20 years. Its ******* scary.
 
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Fatboy said:
Its unfortunate that we have now reached a place where thoughtful discussions about race, politics, climate change, religion, diversity, party affiliation, sex and political thought have been replaced with hysteria. The people in attendance at the retreat came from all backgrounds and races. No one was forced to be there. They attended the retreat because (I assume) they wanted to be there. They wanted to have a thoughtful discussion. How someone could see this banana and their first conclusion is that it was racial in nature just doesnt seem to be born out of a thoughtful meaningful logical interpretation of what happened.
This same hysteria has also found itself taking over political discussions for quite sometime now.Trump is Hitler. Hillary is Hitler. Obama is Hitler. Literally everyone is called a Nazi these days. The fringes of both parties have lost their minds and have taken control of any thoughtful discussion of any topic and have turned it into a raging whirlwind if mass hysteria where everyone is evil, hateful, ignorant and blind.

How in the 17 do we end this absurd bizzaro nightmare we have found ourselves in over the last 20 years. Its ******* scary.
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That's exactly what a Nazi would say***
 
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+1. You are very right, the lunatic fringe has taken over. Everything is a knee jerk reaction and is usually the worst case scenario that then results in more negative reactions and then everyone gets pissed off because everyone thinks they're right. It's annoying as hell.
 
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Dude. Come on. The banana peel was 6 feet up
In the tree. It was there for only one reason and it wasn't because dipshit couldn't find a garbage can.

Am I they only one here that thinks that the more we discuss it the worse things get. We have educated a generation of kids that believe open honest dialogue solves these issues. It doesn't. It just allows people to keep bringing up unactionable gripes. The fact is we cannot change our past. We can only go forward and learn from our mistakes.
 
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Virtually any gesture, statement or act made in this day and age can be misconstrued, demonized, or condemned by those whose mindset is set on them being a victim.
 
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It's all you young wipper snappers fault. If we would have know you were going to turn out the way you did, we would have rolled over and shot you out the window.
 
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MaroonNation said:
Dude. Come on. The banana peel was 6 feet up
In the tree. It was there for only one reason and it wasn't because dipshit couldn't find a garbage can.
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Is there some significance to six feet? I'm not really sure how banana became a symbol of racism but I'm really clueless as to how 6 ft up versus 10 ft up versus in the ground communicates a racist message.
 
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Maybe I'm just naive...

but I think the guy finished eating a banana, was to lazy to hunt down a garbage can, so he just stuck it in the tree...

I don't see how the height of the banana in the tree is indicative of anthing other than the height of the person that put it there...
 
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johnson86-1 said:
Is there some significance to six feet? I'm not really sure how banana became a symbol of racism but I'm really clueless as to how 6 ft up versus 10 ft up versus in the ground communicates a racist message.
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It doesn't. These kids are idiots.
 
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If you throw your banana peel on the ground and someone slips, you get sued. If you throw your banana peel in a tree, you are racist. It's organic material folks, putting it in a trash can is wasteful. Where the hell should we put these banana peels??
 
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johnson86-1 said:
Is there some significance to six feet? I'm not really sure how banana became a symbol of racism but I'm really clueless as to how 6 ft up versus 10 ft up versus in the ground communicates a racist message.
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There's really no significance. Upon closer examination of the tree there is a sawed-off limb that it is hanging on. I just can't get past the fact that kid is an Ole Miss **** and that's the kind of stuff they do. I guess that kid with the noose couldn't find a trash can to throw it in so he just hung it around some random statue on campus too.
 
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patdog

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I think that scenario is a stretch. I can't imagine any circumstance where I would ever dispose of a banana peel in a tree. Or really anything else.
 
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