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Since: Nov 11
Brooklyn, NY
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Charlie_Girl wrote: <quoted text>
I like your new avatar, Kallark. Thanks! He's the real Kallark lol. One of my favorite comic characters. The Gladiator is his warrior name. He is the Praetor of the Shi'ar Imperial Guard. As I said, my favorite lol
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No sympathy for City Thug
Rochester, NY
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I put the blame on crime in cities in the Northeast and Midwest on Germany. Blacks from the Deep South began to mass migrate north of the Mason-Dixon Line to get factory jobs during WW1 and WW2. Thus increasing poverty and crime in those manufacturing cities. In 1900, about 90 percent of all blacks still lived in Southern states
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Kilhoffer Street Rules
Buffalo, NY
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No sympathy for City Thug wrote: I put the blame on crime in cities in the Northeast and Midwest on Germany.
Blacks from the Deep South began to mass migrate north of the Mason-Dixon Line to get factory jobs during WW1 and WW2. Thus increasing poverty and crime in those manufacturing cities.
In 1900, about 90 percent of all blacks still lived in Southern states I live on the East side of Buffalo which was about 90 percent white until the late 50s, now it is probably 95 percent black, but most of the houses here on my street are owner occupied and we have a real good block club that makes it rough on any thugs who drift in or move in.
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Fitus T Bluster
Apopka, FL
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Kilhoffer Street Rules wrote: <quoted text>
I live on the East side of Buffalo which was about 90 percent white until the late 50s, now it is probably 95 percent black, but most of the houses here on my street are owner occupied and we have a real good block club that makes it rough on any thugs who drift in or move in. The thugs go where the section 8 houses are.
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Since: Jul 12
Brooklyn, NY
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TheyDoKnowHowToTrashAPlac wrote: <quoted text>
Hi, I'm on the other coast where one of the worst cesspools in the US exists. Camden NJ. And yes, it is mostly black. When it was mostly white (up to the mid 1970's) it was a nice place. Fortunately I moved out when the rioting by blacks to take over Camden began. They rioted, they burned, they looted and took over. Now it is a drug ridden, gang ridden, crime ridden cesspool! Really nice of you to say that. Does anyone read anymore or is skin color all that people think of? Do you people really think all of the problems of America can be traced to skin color?? I mean really...
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Stop Fudging
Brooklyn, NY
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Darkies = Danger
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Kilhoffer Street Rules
Buffalo, NY
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Fitus T Bluster wrote: <quoted text>The thugs go where the section 8 houses are. My upstairs tenent is on section 8 and have no problem with them and I make a nice profit on this old dump.
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TheRealQuestionI s
Indianola, MS
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Uxas son of Heggra wrote: <quoted text>
Really nice of you to say that. Does anyone read anymore or is skin color all that people think of? Do you people really think all of the problems of America can be traced to skin color?? I mean really... Not all the problems, but certainly the ones that involve living in a civil, polite and thoughtful society. That's a fact.
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Since: Jul 12
Venus
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JohnnyO wrote: Wow! and San Leandro is right next to Oakland. And they are already taking over down town San Leandro. Crime is climbing. Wonder what the new Mayor has in store? Watch your back when in San Leandro. Most so far that I found where caused by Blacks. Surprise,Surprise. Funny how some news papers leave out the description that they are black. But We all know. You consider the cities on that city "really nice?" Clearly you don't travel much...
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Since: Jul 12
Venus
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The cities on that list***
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Since: Nov 11
United States
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TheRealQuestionIs wrote: <quoted text>
Not all the problems, but certainly the ones that involve living in a civil, polite and thoughtful society. That's a fact. Right. That goes for all colors, right??
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Obskeptic
Farmington, MI
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lmao wrote: <quoted text>
I am going to assume that you are in the middle class. If you are, I would really be interested to know how Reganomics has worked for you. Better yet smart guy, explain Reganomics. That's an easy one. Every American should be able to answer that question. How did it work for me? My cup runneth over my friend. At eighteen I decided to not go to college and pursue a career as a professional painter. That was 1981 and we were in the throws of the failing Carter years. Even in those difficult early years I was able to live on my own, bought a mint 1965 Mustang Fastback, and by 21 had bought three acres, built a house on it in the next year, and got married at 23 because I got my then girlfriend pregnant. I worked that job until I was 28, and then quit and started my own painting and construction business. I have been married 25 years, have two great kids, and my business currently employs five people. "Reagonomics" is simply a derogatory term coined by you liberals and the media to cast a negative spin on what is a very simple and successful economic model of free market capitalism. One that works every time it is applied because it structures a regulatory and taxing policy that encourages entrepreneurs to take risks, and creates a stable and predictable base for which businesses can anticipate and plan for the future. It is also referred to as "trickle down economics" and is mocked by liberals like yourself. Thats usually because they are unwilling to accept the reality that the more free people who have disposable income, the better and stronger the economy. I get "trickled on" every week my business exists. In over twenty years of being in business I have never been hired by a poor person. I get hired, like the rest of the service industry, by individuals and businesses that have money. They spend it to hire me and I in turn pay my men, buy supplies for the job, replace equipment as I need too, put gas in my truck and purchase a soda at the station, pay for insurance and taxes, the cell phones we use to communicate, advertising, etc. I also buy groceries, take my wife to dinner, buy clothes, put fifty in a graduation envelope, pay the guy to mow my lawn, etc. I do save some, but no one in the business of self employment takes all the money and hoards it like many liberals suggest happens. It is invested and spent and works its way through the economy as a result of free individuals entering into private contracts and transactions without the government interfering or strangling the desire and motivation of those individuals to pursue their happiness. I hope that helps you out.
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Since: Nov 11
Brooklyn, NY
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Obskeptic wrote: <quoted text>
That's an easy one. Every American should be able to answer that question. How did it work for me? My cup runneth over my friend. At eighteen I decided to not go to college and pursue a career as a professional painter. That was 1981 and we were in the throws of the failing Carter years. Even in those difficult early years I was able to live on my own, bought a mint 1965 Mustang Fastback, and by 21 had bought three acres, built a house on it in the next year, and got married at 23 because I got my then girlfriend pregnant. I worked that job until I was 28, and then quit and started my own painting and construction business. I have been married 25 years, have two great kids, and my business currently employs five people.
"Reagonomics" is simply a derogatory term coined by you liberals and the media to cast a negative spin on what is a very simple and successful economic model of free market capitalism. One that works every time it is applied because it structures a regulatory and taxing policy that encourages entrepreneurs to take risks, and creates a stable and predictable base for which businesses can anticipate and plan for the future. It is also referred to as "trickle down economics" and is mocked by liberals like yourself. Thats usually because they are unwilling to accept the reality that the more free people who have disposable income, the better and stronger the economy. I get "trickled on" every week my business exists. In over twenty years of being in business I have never been hired by a poor person. I get hired, like the rest of the service industry, by individuals and businesses that have money. They spend it to hire me and I in turn pay my men, buy supplies for the job, replace equipment as I need too, put gas in my truck and purchase a soda at the station, pay for insurance and taxes, the cell phones we use to communicate, advertising, etc. I also buy groceries, take my wife to dinner, buy clothes, put fifty in a graduation envelope, pay the guy to mow my lawn, etc. I do save some, but no one in the business of self employment takes all the money and hoards it like many liberals suggest happens. It is invested and spent and works its way through the economy as a result of free individuals entering into private contracts and transactions without the government interfering or strangling the desire and motivation of those individuals to pursue their happiness. I hope that helps you out. That's good for you. Honestly. I'm glad you've been nothing but successful. In your opinion, I guess Reaganomics does work. It's all relative though. Some really didn't see it with such "striking observableness."
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TheRealQuestionI s
Indianola, MS
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Kallark27 wrote: <quoted text>
Right. That goes for all colors, right?? Of course, but everyone knows who is committing most of the trouble in mixed race communities, its almost always non-Asian minorities, without fail. Now I know the truth is apparently racist, but in this instance, let's overlook that.
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Since: Nov 11
Hollywood, FL
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TheRealQuestionIs wrote: <quoted text>
Of course, but everyone knows who is committing most of the trouble in mixed race communities, its almost always non-Asian minorities, without fail. Now I know the truth is apparently racist, but in this instance, let's overlook that. The truth isn't racist at all. What I will say is that any attempt to meld skin color, science, and wickedness together is; moreover, it's baseless science-fiction. People must always consider environment and a person's associates.
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Obskeptic
Farmington, MI
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Kallark27 wrote: <quoted text>
That's good for you. Honestly. I'm glad you've been nothing but successful. In your opinion, I guess Reaganomics does work. It's all relative though. Some really didn't see it with such "striking observableness." It is not popular amongst all strata of the population K because it does not provide for those who choose the other two planks of basic human behavior. It works well for me and the others that make things happen K. But those who watch things happen and those who wonder what happened tend to struggle. If your a problem solver you win. If your a problem creator, you struggle. Thats why those two thirds or more that fit into the other two categories find socialism so attractive. Riding the wagon is a whole lot easier then pulling it, but it subjects you to a perpetual life of struggle and poverty. Being a black man in America, no one understands that better then yourself. The current black mob violence is a result of that frustration. Its a shame the black community does not embrace hard work and education like the asians or latinos do.
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TheRealQuestionI s
Indianola, MS
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Kallark27 wrote: <quoted text>
The truth isn't racist at all. What I will say is that any attempt to meld skin color, science, and wickedness together is; moreover, it's baseless science-fiction. People must always consider environment and a person's associates. I believe its more of a cultural thing, honestly. The crime statistics of any given area tell me so.
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Disabled Folks
East Hartford, CT
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Obskeptic wrote: <quoted text>
That's an easy one. Every American should be able to answer that question. How did it work for me? My cup runneth over my friend. At eighteen I decided to not go to college and pursue a career as a professional painter. That was 1981 and we were in the throws of the failing Carter years. Even in those difficult early years I was able to live on my own, bought a mint 1965 Mustang Fastback, and by 21 had bought three acres, built a house on it in the next year, and got married at 23 because I got my then girlfriend pregnant. I worked that job until I was 28, and then quit and started my own painting and construction business. I have been married 25 years, have two great kids, and my business currently employs five people. Our friend had a 1965 Mustang. Cool Car. We had a 1985 Mustang too, a 2 door, but the probate lawyer our family hired insisted it was part of the "estate" and got rid of the car, selling it for $150 and not giving us a dime, even though we were the ones who actually owned the car! Beware of whom you hire for a probate lawyer in the State of Connecticut. Lots of very corrupt & unethical probate lawyers in Connecticut now. I just read an article where people can now sue their probate lawyer if they are doing unethical things to their family & beneficiaries. They said that the Connecticut Supreme Court had made that decision. That's good to hear, seeing as how people save all their lives, so their family's are well taken care of, not mistreated, like so many beneficiaries are treated in Connecticut in the last few years. Now Connecticut itself, has become very crime ridden. The statistics for New Haven were pretty grave last year, but it seems, sadly enough, that Hartford is catching up with New Haven, in terms of deadly shootings! I don't know why Hartford has become so crime ridden, but I don't see too many cops walking the beat, ever, in the county of Hartford. And they need to also. There's no way they're going to notice anything, just driving around in their fast spendy cop cars. They all drive around in their fancy brand new cop cars, with their video cameras installed on the hood, but never seem to "notice" any crime, until it happens! It's a sad state of affairs, if you ask me. Then too, the cops are paid so highly in Connecticut but there's been so many articles in the newspaper about police corruption and crime too. Did you hear about those East Haven, Connecticut cops who were beating up hispanics over in East Haven, and were finally arrested by the FBI? That was going on for at least 4 years too! Crime has risen a great deal too, in Manchester & East Hartford, which are just east of Hartford, Connecticut. Those towns were not very crime ridden before, but in the last 4 years, they've definitely changed. They've become dangerous towns, to not just live in, but just to visit even! Don't move to Connecticut, it's not safe there!
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romney2012
Birmingham, AL
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does anyone know what is the majority of race that make up the flash mops that go around terrorizing communities?
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Vera Cruz
East Hartford, CT
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Uxas son of Heggra wrote: <quoted text>
Really nice of you to say that. Does anyone read anymore or is skin color all that people think of? Do you people really think all of the problems of America can be traced to skin color?? I mean really... to be honest, there's lots of hateful White people too, in the world. Look at WWII and the Nazis and the Facists in Italy who joined them in their war. And Mafia, is white colored too. It doesn't really matter what colour you are, it's what your philosophy towards others different than you that matters. If you are an open minded, kind person, the changes are, you are not going to create much chaos or crime. However, if you are a nasty, vindictive judgmental mean person, then it's obvious the Chit is going to hit the fan, in some way, at some point in time. I liked Reagan because he seemed to be a nice, and pleasant person. I think Mr. Obama has a lot of hate issues, which I don't really understand. He was brought up in Hawaii, was he not? Well, that's considered the "aloha" state, which means they're friendly there. It seems that crime has really risen quite a bit since Obama came into office, for some strange reason. I just wish he had actually created all those Jobs he said he would with that high priced bill he enacted. Things would be so much better in our country, if more people had decent jobs, or jobs at all. I think someone ought to start to create cars which don't run on Gasoline, seeing as how high our gas prices have been for over a year now. Create a car that runs on solar power, for God's sake!
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