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Midlands Eagle 07 Feb 20 6.15am
Originally posted by braunstoneagle another thread for sterling to salivate over and drag his knuckles thru...yay. If all you want to do is to insult other posters kindly keep out of the News & Politics forum
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07 Feb 20 6.15am

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Originally posted by braunstoneagle

another thread for sterling to salivate over and drag his knuckles thru...yay.

If all you want to do is to insult other posters kindly keep out of the News & Politics forum

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DanH SW2 07 Feb 20 7.36am
Just to clarify brauny, not so much dog whistle more industrial sized air horn racism: OK. Calling people out on it or calling the incessant discussion of race boring and obsessive: Not OK.
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SW2 07 Feb 20 7.36am

Just to clarify brauny, not so much dog whistle more industrial sized air horn racism: OK. Calling people out on it or calling the incessant discussion of race boring and obsessive: Not OK.

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Stirlingsays 07 Feb 20 7.50am
Originally posted by braunstoneagle another thread for sterling to salivate over and drag his knuckles thru...yay. So stunning and brave. Edited by Stirlingsays (07 Feb 2020 8.04am) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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07 Feb 20 7.50am

Originally posted by braunstoneagle

another thread for sterling to salivate over and drag his knuckles thru...yay.

So stunning and brave.

Edited by Stirlingsays (07 Feb 2020 8.04am)

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Stirlingsays 07 Feb 20 7.52am
Originally posted by DanH Just to clarify brauny, not so much dog whistle more industrial sized air horn racism: OK. Calling people out on it or calling the incessant discussion of race boring and obsessive: Not OK. Ah bless his little cotton socks.....'Two Cars Castro' thinks he has something to say. Edited by Stirlingsays (07 Feb 2020 7.55am) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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07 Feb 20 7.52am

Originally posted by DanH

Just to clarify brauny, not so much dog whistle more industrial sized air horn racism: OK. Calling people out on it or calling the incessant discussion of race boring and obsessive: Not OK.

Ah bless his little cotton socks.....'Two Cars Castro' thinks he has something to say.

Edited by Stirlingsays (07 Feb 2020 7.55am)

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Stirlingsays 07 Feb 20 8.01am
Originally posted by ex hibitionist it is a fact, and I do understand the frustration of people who hear 'snowflakes' in denial accusing people who point out facts as racist, the point is the causal link, black pigmentation does not lead to a greater urge to stab, nor does white skin make you more likely to commit football hooliganism or brown skin make you more likely to sell heroin and pimp teenage white girls, but these problems are 99% to be found in the black (west indian), white (working class English) or Asian (pakistani criminal) communities - there is a liberal element who are so s*** scared of being racist that they deny obvious problems - but these are basically cultural problems not ethnic ones, and a certain type of lefty, not my type btw, push people into the arms of Trump and his ilk by not treating anti white racism as equivalent - some of the stuff middle class respectable journalists have written about the Wayne Rooneys or David Beckhams of this world has been at least as hateful and discriminatory as Trump and his wall etc saying they are basically white trash. There is a chance for common ground and progress if conservatives don't associate cause and effect with colour instead of culture and liberals stop denying that a greater proportion of west indian men are likely to be single fathers, likewise white guys tribal thugs and north western Asians drug suppliers and pimps without tarnishing people in general from different communities. Race is not skin colour. I can jump onto a sunbed and change the melanin levels in my skin. A skin colour may be very visible but it is one aspect within someone's genetics. There are different non white demographics in the country who aren't associated with the problems we have discussed here. It isn't skin colour that results in these issues. There are averages spread over holistic populations and unfortunately we have those that want to reduce these conversations down to 'racism' accusations because they don't have anything else. I'm not including you in that. Edited by Stirlingsays (07 Feb 2020 8.02am) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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07 Feb 20 8.01am

Originally posted by ex hibitionist

it is a fact, and I do understand the frustration of people who hear 'snowflakes' in denial accusing people who point out facts as racist, the point is the causal link, black pigmentation does not lead to a greater urge to stab, nor does white skin make you more likely to commit football hooliganism or brown skin make you more likely to sell heroin and pimp teenage white girls, but these problems are 99% to be found in the black (west indian), white (working class English) or Asian (pakistani criminal) communities - there is a liberal element who are so s*** scared of being racist that they deny obvious problems - but these are basically cultural problems not ethnic ones, and a certain type of lefty, not my type btw, push people into the arms of Trump and his ilk by not treating anti white racism as equivalent - some of the stuff middle class respectable journalists have written about the Wayne Rooneys or David Beckhams of this world has been at least as hateful and discriminatory as Trump and his wall etc saying they are basically white trash. There is a chance for common ground and progress if conservatives don't associate cause and effect with colour instead of culture and liberals stop denying that a greater proportion of west indian men are likely to be single fathers, likewise white guys tribal thugs and north western Asians drug suppliers and pimps without tarnishing people in general from different communities.

Race is not skin colour.

I can jump onto a sunbed and change the melanin levels in my skin. A skin colour may be very visible but it is one aspect within someone's genetics.

There are different non white demographics in the country who aren't associated with the problems we have discussed here.

It isn't skin colour that results in these issues.

There are averages spread over holistic populations and unfortunately we have those that want to reduce these conversations down to 'racism' accusations because they don't have anything else.

I'm not including you in that.

Edited by Stirlingsays (07 Feb 2020 8.02am)

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Midlands Eagle 07 Feb 20 8.04am
Originally posted by DanH Just to clarify brauny, not so much dog whistle more industrial sized air horn racism: OK. Calling people out on it or calling the incessant discussion of race boring and obsessive: Not OK. It isn't mandatory to post. If you don't like the subject you don't have to contribute to it and if enough people supported your stance then then the threads would be very short indeed.
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07 Feb 20 8.04am

Originally posted by DanH

Just to clarify brauny, not so much dog whistle more industrial sized air horn racism: OK. Calling people out on it or calling the incessant discussion of race boring and obsessive: Not OK.

It isn't mandatory to post. If you don't like the subject you don't have to contribute to it and if enough people supported your stance then then the threads would be very short indeed.

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DanH SW2 07 Feb 20 8.15am
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle It isn't mandatory to post. If you don't like the subject you don't have to contribute to it and if enough people supported your stance then then the threads would be very short indeed. No thread on race will ever be short with Stirling spending his entire existence posting his pseudo-intellectual GCSE sociology coursework on here all day every day. But hey, if you’re happy to let comments like shooting anyone that looks like a terrorist slide on your watch and then have an issue with people like me and brauny calling people out for their nonsense then that’s for you to be comfortable with.
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SW2 07 Feb 20 8.15am

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

It isn't mandatory to post. If you don't like the subject you don't have to contribute to it and if enough people supported your stance then then the threads would be very short indeed.

No thread on race will ever be short with Stirling spending his entire existence posting his pseudo-intellectual GCSE sociology coursework on here all day every day. But hey, if you’re happy to let comments like shooting anyone that looks like a terrorist slide on your watch and then have an issue with people like me and brauny calling people out for their nonsense then that’s for you to be comfortable with.

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Midlands Eagle 07 Feb 20 8.22am
Originally posted by DanH if you’re happy to let comments like shooting anyone that looks like a terrorist slide on your watch and then have an issue with people like me and brauny calling people out for their nonsense then that’s for you to be comfortable with. As a member of HOL I ignore threads and people that hold no interest for me no matter what the content says but as a moderator I have to ensure that everyone that agreed to abide by the rules when they signed up actually stick to those very same rules - including the one about personal insults
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07 Feb 20 8.22am

Originally posted by DanH

if you’re happy to let comments like shooting anyone that looks like a terrorist slide on your watch and then have an issue with people like me and brauny calling people out for their nonsense then that’s for you to be comfortable with.

As a member of HOL I ignore threads and people that hold no interest for me no matter what the content says but as a moderator I have to ensure that everyone that agreed to abide by the rules when they signed up actually stick to those very same rules - including the one about personal insults

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Stirlingsays 07 Feb 20 9.22am
Originally posted by DanH No thread on race will ever be short with Stirling spending his entire existence posting his pseudo-intellectual GCSE sociology coursework on here all day every day. But hey, if you’re happy to let comments like shooting anyone that looks like a terrorist slide on your watch and then have an issue with people like me and brauny calling people out for their nonsense then that’s for you to be comfortable with. I have made no such comment, who has? As for being pseudo intellectual, I'd debate you on anything you'd like. I've never seen one cogent comment from you. You're a relative minnow and nothing but a moaner. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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07 Feb 20 9.22am

Originally posted by DanH

No thread on race will ever be short with Stirling spending his entire existence posting his pseudo-intellectual GCSE sociology coursework on here all day every day. But hey, if you’re happy to let comments like shooting anyone that looks like a terrorist slide on your watch and then have an issue with people like me and brauny calling people out for their nonsense then that’s for you to be comfortable with.

I have made no such comment, who has?

As for being pseudo intellectual, I'd debate you on anything you'd like. I've never seen one cogent comment from you. You're a relative minnow and nothing but a moaner.

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 07 Feb 20 9.28am
I guess it depends if this stuff comes down to nature or nurture. "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Croydon 07 Feb 20 9.28am

I guess it depends if this stuff comes down to nature or nurture.

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 07 Feb 20 9.31am
Originally posted by Spiderman I was enjoying reading this post until you popped up. So a poster who you agree with knows what they are talking about but if you don’t agree with them, they don’t. How predictable you are If you actually read what I said I made no comment at all on whether I agreed, or not, with either. I just said that one obviously knew the subject whilst the other relies on pseudoscience and had been comprehensively out reasoned as a consequence. In my opinion. What came to mind as the exchanges continued, with one remaining calm and factual and the other becoming angry and cornered, was the idea I read a few weeks ago and posted here. I cannot recall where it came from other than it was in an American journal. What it suggested was that some people object to being called racist much more than actually being racist. For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.
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Truro Cornwall 07 Feb 20 9.31am

Originally posted by Spiderman

I was enjoying reading this post until you popped up. So a poster who you agree with knows what they are talking about but if you don’t agree with them, they don’t. How predictable you are

If you actually read what I said I made no comment at all on whether I agreed, or not, with either. I just said that one obviously knew the subject whilst the other relies on pseudoscience and had been comprehensively out reasoned as a consequence. In my opinion.

What came to mind as the exchanges continued, with one remaining calm and factual and the other becoming angry and cornered, was the idea I read a few weeks ago and posted here. I cannot recall where it came from other than it was in an American journal. What it suggested was that some people object to being called racist much more than actually being racist.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

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Stirlingsays 07 Feb 20 9.54am
The 'racism' charge comes mainly from the left and most of the time appears to be an anti white, sometimes working class slur, and an attempt to close down discussions of issues they don't like. The concept of 'racism' carries with it nothing but gravitas for the easily impressed. It is in-group preference and is no different to any other preference. It is the default in most places within the world. And in most instances is wildly over stated. The main claim for having a preference appears to be that no one can control what race they are....which is true....and that's it's an immutable characteristic. Well....so what? That doesn't stop people picking and choosing based upon immutable characteristics in everything else. Given a choice on a purely aesthetic basis any other of these clowns will always choose the naturally better looking women over the less better looking one. If they had the choice they would prefer the long legged girlfriend over the short and all the rest of it. They will choose the more intelligent over the less.....The younger over the older. The more social over the less. All immutable characteristics in most instances and it shows up the hyperbolic and hypercritical nature of the 'racism' charge. What matters is how you treat people in reality, not having an opinion that fits with their child-like conceptions of the world. Also, when you look at where most of those making these claims live and move to....You also get to see the difference between what people say and what they do. Edited by Stirlingsays (07 Feb 2020 10.02am) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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07 Feb 20 9.54am

The 'racism' charge comes mainly from the left and most of the time appears to be an anti white, sometimes working class slur, and an attempt to close down discussions of issues they don't like.

The concept of 'racism' carries with it nothing but gravitas for the easily impressed.

It is in-group preference and is no different to any other preference. It is the default in most places within the world. And in most instances is wildly over stated.

The main claim for having a preference appears to be that no one can control what race they are....which is true....and that's it's an immutable characteristic.

Well....so what?

That doesn't stop people picking and choosing based upon immutable characteristics in everything else.

Given a choice on a purely aesthetic basis any other of these clowns will always choose the naturally better looking women over the less better looking one.

If they had the choice they would prefer the long legged girlfriend over the short and all the rest of it.

They will choose the more intelligent over the less.....The younger over the older. The more social over the less.

All immutable characteristics in most instances and it shows up the hyperbolic and hypercritical nature of the 'racism' charge.

What matters is how you treat people in reality, not having an opinion that fits with their child-like conceptions of the world.

Also, when you look at where most of those making these claims live and move to....You also get to see the difference between what people say and what they do.

Edited by Stirlingsays (07 Feb 2020 10.02am)

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