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LIKED.Hmm, @HockeyBjj is less like Fedor and more like that super warrior from Ace Ventura 2 that gets carried around in a backpack.
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LIKED.Hmm, @HockeyBjj is less like Fedor and more like that super warrior from Ace Ventura 2 that gets carried around in a backpack.
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If you’d like we can set up a system where I will like posts for you since I have unlimited likes.LIKED.
Whatever makes you happy.If you’d like we can set up a system where I will like posts for you since I have unlimited likes.
LIKED.
Yup. Saw him 4x.Tom Petty concerts were always a good time.
I made some spicy satire that wasn't well received.This like cap is cramping my style. That reference and the "vertically adorable" are both quality posts imo.
BTW, what's the deal with the dubs?
I wonder to what extent "black on black crime" occur in historically redlined communities. I think if it could be shown that they account for disproportionate amounts of the national crime rate that would be a pretty direct line between historic systemic racism and one of the key problems of the modern black community.
I doubt your average gang banger even knows what redlining is but that doesn't mean it it hasn't had a lasting effect on their communities.Yeah, I'm sure all those gang members are gang members, because of systemic racism...
It's not a black or white thing. It's a greed thing. All races have these issues. There's a link to poverty, but racism? Nah. The only color responsible for all this, is green.
I doubt your average gang banger even knows what redlining is but that doesn't mean it it hasn't had a lasting effect on their communities.
Is @Prokofievian the smallish but super ripped one?
or is that @Tycho Brah?
@HockeyBjj is short and stocky I’m pretty sure.
Conversely @Social Distance Warrior is a lanklet with top notch cardio and pull-up skills.
calling all members of the Lounge Weightlifting/Powerlifting club
Uh okay but that has precious little to do with my original point about the potential connection between redlined communities and crime.LOL, wut?
Here's what they(and other criminals) understand. Robbing people and selling drugs, pays off faster than earning an honest living, but it comes with a risk. It's not complicated.
Uh okay but that has precious little to do with my original point about the potential connection between redlined communities and crime.
It has everything to do with it, because you're ignoring the obvious, and trying to come up with some specific excuse for a certain race.
White gangs kill whites. Mexican gangs kill Mexicans. Blacks gangs kill blacks. However, only when it's black on black crime, are you looking for some excuse, other than the obvious.
It's greed. Always was. Always ever will be.
@PolishHeadlock2 have you watched the docuseries on Netflix about your boy Patton Oswald’s wife’s serial killer investigation?
Yeah and if systemic racism leads to poverty what happens?
Or I'm wondering about the potential connection between a specific set of racist practices that had an effect on the material conditions of black communities and the current crime rates in those communities relative to other communities. You can do that without "excusing" anything. Well, maybe not you in particular it seems but in general people can do that.It has everything to do with it, because you're ignoring the obvious, and trying to come up with some specific excuse for a certain race.
White gangs kill whites. Mexican gangs kill Mexicans. Blacks gangs kill blacks. However, only when it's black on black crime, are you looking for some excuse, other than the obvious.
It's greed. Always was. Always ever will be.
Poverty leads to poverty. Tell the swarms of trailer park trash/privileged white people that their troubles are due to "systemic racism".