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ghostsniper
ghostsniper
3 months ago

You know, at some point, this thing is going to blow up.
Incompatibility.
Nationwide.
Maybe not in my lifetime.

According to this book (*.pdf) the incompatibility has always existed and always will.

https://tinyurl.com/2w6bmstu

I’ve removed myself from the system.

SK
SK
3 months ago

Nothing I can say that would be fit to print.

ghostsniper
ghostsniper
3 months ago

“That Word” has been an albatross around the necks of decent people from the very beginning.

Ol’ Remus had some excellent words about the whole thing and it was well worth reading. Something about, “we don’t think about you at all”.

Ever since I was a little kid, maybe 5 years old, I’ve heard about “that” part of town and how we should never go there. Even in the little town I lived in in south central PA. Sometimes we would have to drive through that area to get to where we were going and it was place that affected us, the people in the vehicle, differently.

For us kids it was a nasty place with litter everywhere and kids and dogs running wild.

For my dad it was a place that meant he had to be vigilant in case he had to protect his family.

I’m sure my mother had a much broader set of thoughts and emotions surrounding the people and things that were seen.

None of it was good, and none of it has gotten better. All of it has gotten much, much worse. Everywhere. The many trillions of dollars of stolen money the gov’t has thrown at this issue seems to have been gasoline on the fire. The 13% is responsible for some 80% of the ill will.

What’s it gonna take to clear the slate?

DT
DT
3 months ago
Reply to  ghostsniper

The ghetto-critters have become an integral part of the economy. Think of the ramifications if that problem was cleared up: The justice system would collapse, the prison industry would collapse, the welfare system would fall apart, the police forces would be reduced, lawyers would go out of business, race-baiting politicians would not be elected, black-market drug govt financing would disappear. Other such I’m not thinking of at the moment …

Not that these are bad things.

Joe
Joe
3 months ago
  1. There is another word which when examined closely is going to cause a lot of upheaval in our court systems. That word is “anti-semitic”. When one is anti it means that you are against something. Plain and simple. Semitic means–“relating to or denoting a family of languages that includes Hebrew, Arabic, and Aramaic and certain ancient languages such as Phoenician and Akkadian, constituting the main subgroup of the Afro-Asiatic family.
  2. relating to the peoples who speak Semitic languages, especially Hebrew and Arabic.”

So, someday someone from an Arabic country is going to haul someone’s derriere into court and sue them for making anti-semitic comments about them while they were practicing their Muslim religion in –put wherever you want in this place.

DT
DT
3 months ago
Reply to  Joe

You can not be muslim and American. Period. There is no point permitting those who won’t become “American” into the country (and that implies giving up islamic beliefs). We don’t need middle east oil; we want middle east military presence and buying their oil is the price for that.