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Originally posted by Wulfenstar:


Are places with a high proportion of blacks or hispanics nice, safe, areas?

Its a yes or no question.

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Are places with a high proportion of blacks or hispanics nice, safe, areas?

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Originally posted by Fremdfirma:

Anyhows... imma do what everyone else has been too damn polite to do and call it like I see it.

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Originally posted by Fremdfirma:
Your own statements and actions here have portrayed you as an ignorant, bigoted, racist fuckhead who has his head crammed up his ass from listening to too much righty-mighty-whitey hate speech from various media, and if that's who you really are, then maybe you should hump it on back to Stormfront where that kind of thing is a little more welcome.

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Originally posted by BigDamnNobody:

How come you are allowed to constantly spew your anti-establishment, anti-police rhetoric without someone calling you names and suggesting you post elsewhere?

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Originally posted by Wulfenstar:

Technically: It was the Spanish who wiped out Central and South America....

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Originally posted by chrisisall:
Hastospellitoutisall

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Originally posted by Wulfenstar:
"Back then, Spanish was white"


Really? You actually believe that?

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Originally posted by BigDamnNobody:

Ever heard of the Moors?

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A 2006 mitochondrial DNA study of 12th-13th century Islamic remains from Priego de Cordoba, Spain, indicates a higher proportion (4%) of sub-Saharan African lineages attributed at least partially to Moorish occupation, in addition to more ancient migrations to Europe.

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Originally posted by Wulfenstar:
If the magic 8-ball says it, then it must be true...



Then again....my magic cue-ball says that statement is horsehit....

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Originally posted by Wulfenstar:

But you said back then they were "white" If that is correct (Im not saying it is) what are they now?

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it was nothing compared to the surprise Rocco Luiere must have felt when he was informed one day by the state of New York that he was no longer Hispanic.
Rocco's maternal grandparents were born in Spain

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How come you are allowed to constantly spew your anti-establishment, anti-police rhetoric without someone calling you names and suggesting you post elsewhere?

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I thought you, of all people, would be for free speech, not one of the ones trying to stifle it.

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Originally posted by Fremdfirma:
and I do practice what I preach, having caught royal hell for dating out of race back in the 80's when it was seriously uncool to do so, but then, I took home ec as well, so it's not like other peoples preconceptions mattered to me even then, still don't.

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Originally posted by Wulfenstar:
I sure don't want to be thought of as a "bigot", so I better stop asking any more questions

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Originally posted by Fremdfirma:

Mostly cause it's full of assholes, like us.

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Originally posted by Fremdfirma:
Bwahahaha, like I *haven't* been called every name in the book at one time or another by folks here, and/or been less than cordially invited to post elsewhere, on many an occasion ?

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Originally posted by Fremdfirma:
And I ain't demonizing, I am mocking - specifically mocking the idea and concept of disliking another person or group thereof for their skin tone, culture, sexual preferences or personal beliefs, cause in my sole opinion, it's eminently ridiculous... your mileage may vary.

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Originally posted by Fremdfirma:
...I took home ec as well, so it's not like other peoples preconceptions mattered to me even then, still don't.

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Originally posted by Fremdfirma:
Far as I am concerned, other humans are other humans, it's what they DO that concerns me, not where they come from, not what they believe, not what they look like, what they DO.

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Originally posted by BigDamnNobody:

What's the matter Frem, did the big noisy table saw scare you?
Just kidding, I knew many guys that took home ec in school. The smart ones saw the advantage of being surrounded by girls instead of taking safety instructions from the three fingered shop teacher.

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Originally posted by Wulfenstar:


The guys in shop class were making weapons (knives, shanks, ect), which invariably, given the oppurtunity would have been used on the one "minority" kid in that whole misbegotten hell-hole...me.

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Originally posted by GreenBrowncoat:

All citizens should be entitled to the same rights under the law, just as they should all be equally responsible and bound by the laws of the nation.

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Originally posted by Wulfenstar:
Usually when you speak of "evil whitey", especially in the historic sense, you mean the British, the Germans, or some other Europeans...

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Originally posted by GreenBrowncoat:
Anyone who thinks this is about religion is missing the point. And by point, I mean point of law. By restricting legal unions to heterosexual couples, the door is wedged open to admit more and more insidious forms of discrimination.
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All citizens should be entitled to the same rights under the law, just as they should all be equally responsible and bound by the laws of the nation.

If anyone reading this believes that any American citizen does not deserve health care or bereavement benefits please explain why.

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Originally posted by Wulfenstar:
Usually when you speak of "evil whitey", especially in the historic sense, you mean the British, the Germans, or some other Europeans...

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Spain is part of Europe. You can look at a map and see it right there.

"Keep the Shiny side up"

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"My belief, my core not-so- bigoted-as-you-would-like-to-think belief, is that marriage is still, and always will be, a religious institution."

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First, a quick review of the marriage law of England and Scotland at the time (1753) sets the case in context. The only thing necessary for a legal marriage was the free consent of both parties, as long as they were of age (twelve for girls, fourteen for boys), were not within the forbidden degrees of kinship, and were free of any other marriage. Neither the consent of parents nor the presence of witnesses were required. A marriage could be established by verbal de praesenti, that is, the statement of consent by both parties, or by verba de futuro, a promise of marriage in the future, followed by sexual intercourse. Because such things happened in private, various types of evidence came to be accepted in disputed marriage cases, such as letters in which the man wrote, or referred, to the woman as his wife, "habit and repute" (that is, the couple cohabited and were considered by their neighbors and relations to be husband and wife), and so forth.
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Originally posted by Wulfenstar:
Again, (I feel like I say this anytime one of these discussions comes up), marriage is a RELIGIOUS institution.

Civil Unions are NOT a religious institution.

The gay party (or partAy) and its supporters made a fatal error in pushing for it to be called/thought of as, marriage. IF they had pushed for a CIVIL UNION (thereby allowing for all rights to be bestowed) they MIGHT have gotten it.

As it is, if a gay couple speaks about their "marriage", I always laugh. Its no more a marriage than if some redneck yokel married his favorite dog, or if some spoiled lib married his mother.

I, by far, am not religious. Don't get me wrong. But I fail to see how following their tenents makes them any more "bigoted" than the ulta-libs who push THEIR beliefs and views on folks.

I'm fine with Civil Unions, should you want to choose to be that way. But calling it a marriage, and expecting people to see it as such, is foolish and the worst kind of hypocrisy.

Gays want to prtoect their "civil rights". Fine, Im all for it. JUST DO NOT IMPINGE ON SOMEONES ELSES RIGHTS WHEN DOING SO.

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Originally posted by chrisisall:
To follow your lead Frem,
Africa, minding it's own business when WHITE muthaf***ers decided to take slaves & rape & pillage & spread new diseases decimating chunks of the continent...it was WHITE muthaf***ers that wiped out millions of Native North, South & Central Americans...*

* yes, I check the 'White' box, but I'm aware of what some of my ancestors were all about in setting up present day inequities, so pardon me if I seem somewhat less than willing to point a finger at those still feeling the ripple effect of such historical abuse.
That said, those that use it as an excuse for violence ( Rap killa songs) have my sincere contempt.

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Originally posted by rue:
What does Obama believe ? I guess we now know what he personally believes. What does he think the federal government should do in support of his personal belief ? Nothing.

Sounds fair to me.

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