JUST look at what is important to AAs

Uncle Ruckus wrote:

The AA community is very diversified and the various topics reflect this.

makes me sick wrote:

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There is nothing dirversified about all the self safe and self loathing. There is nothing diversified about 90% of the topics. THEY ARE ALL THE SAME. That's the point.
Anyone sick of the current economy, health care crisis, price of gas, education of our children, PRICE OF FOOD...any of these things take priority over all the bullshit talked about?

makes me sick wrote:

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There is nothing dirversified about all the self safe and self loathing. There is nothing diversified about 90% of the topics. THEY ARE ALL THE SAME. That's the point.
Anyone sick of the current economy, health care crisis, price of gas, education of our children, PRICE OF FOOD...any of these things take priority over all the bullshit talked about?

baad indyan wrote:

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I think this is what Obama's comment reflected. Working and poor class are the ones hardest-hit by the real issues you mention above, but they are easily fooled in their frustrations and look for easy scapegoats to vent it upon. Such issues are debates over homosexuality, debates over prayer in school, debates over welfare/affirmative-action (anything racial), etc, etc. These are only superficial issues, but people would rather discuss this than discuss something real.
No disrespect to liberal-arts people, but people find it easier to write up 25 pages of bullshit of "proving" some abstract crap rather than 8 pages of concrete cost efficiency proposal.

JUSTGUY wrote:

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You are so right, the redundancy of these topics is crazy. I have tried to post some relevant topics and only a few people respond, but post about hating a shade of black or booty and there are numerous responses. It is horrible what is important to us.

makes me sick wrote:

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Thank you for listening!