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I just picked one... The article, you enormous doofus. :D You should read it though. Have a good Christmas. :cheers: Get out more. Laugh once in a while. Gain perspective.

I didn't write it...you can't even get that much right. :Plain: But thanks for settling a bet.

I suspect the average black person would take the problems that come with freedom over the chance of being lynched or beaten for attempting the exercise. Just a guess mind you, but an educated one. Here's an article you won't read: The North isn’t better than the South: The real history of...

I'm using the term black people mostly use to describe themselves. That's just good manners, clear communication, and common sense. . . I'll wait while you look those up. :Poly: You, on the other hand, are insisting on using a term you're just about to tell everyone you know will insult some of...

Which in no way would factor into my vocabulary. If the race of someone determines how you speak to them you might have a more pressing concern than grammar. Right. You don't care what blacks want to be called in our country. Got it. Guess who doesn't care about your preference?

You're the one suggesting blacks had it better before they were guaranteed freedoms we take for granted. That's paternalistic.

A point of no confusion for anyone. Speaking of blacks in America by the designation they largely choose is as proper as any. You don't seem confused about the who, so it's a complaint without real purpose except as a distraction. No, they had emancipation. In the South (and other places) they...

They have freedom as a people, opportunity as a people they were denied before. The rest is a combination of larger social problems within the nation amplified by poverty in that community but present in every other to an extent. You aren't worse off if you have opportunity, though you may not...

I'm referencing American blacks by their general preference.

You might need to add auto-punctuate and auto-reason to your writing. Auto-maturity, comes to it. No and I still don't. But if you say so. Auto-spell altered what, exactly? EDIT: Ah, condition. Then it was answered. Your point? I addressed the daft notion that blacks were better off before...

The code of African Americans? :Plain: No...I'm betting it utterly failed to impact their....code. But to suggest blacks are worse off now than they were before the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act were passed is to require an entirely new word, as it breaks the strong back of...

“It has emerged throughout my life to haunt and embarrass me and has taught me in a very graphic way what one major mistake can do to one’s life, career, and reputation.” Robert Byrd But does this continue to define Byrd? Only to the lazy or politically motivated. Why? “Senator Byrd came to...

"Because nothing says "perspective" like comparing the inability to provoke others by burning their holy book to actual slavery," said no actual slave, ever. :Plain: We also have a tradition of impinging upon all sorts of speech that we find unacceptable, from the printed to the spoken word. .

Usually you don't find that much baloney without some bread and mayo. He changed his tactic, which is something else. He told you he was the best. :)

Are they absent or is there a new Muslim cloaking device we should be aware of? The easiest way to tell is the plumage. A rosy tinge to it. And Herons, I'd imagine...and Rotarian, though not at the same bank. The only people who confuse a seat of higher learning with a seat of lower...

I disagree. I think he's willing to be much more dishonest than that and it's time you gave him the credit he's earned. :Plain: See? Not that I'm the sort to tell you I TOLD YOU SO, AB. But, well, you know... Yes. He might have. :noid: He doesn't appear to be certain.

Back on the actual topic and by way of expressing an objection to the repeated use of graphic violence in threads unrelated to them:

It might help if he put a few more signs of serious authority on his person. Another star or two or a couple of additional yellow stripes on the sleeve...maybe a row of medals even, below the pockets. Not really, but don't let facts get in the way of a good story. Next post: must guesses your...

Just setting in a buffer against the photos that literally have nothing to do with white supremacy. Well, nothing to do with it directly, at any rate.

I'm fairly sure you are and I'm dead certain that I did. Yes or no tends to be misleading in any number of contexts. It works fine for, "Does that dog bite?" though. Those weren't my answers. Those were cherry picked parts of my answers. That's on you for cutting them out of the context. The...