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Posts posted by Chrispy
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13 minutes ago, Spankytoes said:
I'm not going to feed the troll
Did it help me get into college? No, being white actually hindered me. Did it help me get jobs waiting tables? No. Did it motivate me to dig myself out of debt and raise my credit score to 800+? Nope. Did it get me my current job? LOL...
Don’t let him bring you down. From one white guy to another, congratulations on your success. There is no amount of self immolation or flaggelation that they will deem sufficient. Just know that your success eats them up inside and that should be enough.
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21 minutes ago, Thatguy said:
I told you the board was going to light you up...lol.
You do realize that you are arguing that you should get more time for crack because it supposedly is more addicting when crack wouldn't exist if you rid yourself of cocaine, right? So why not just go after cocaine? The answer is simple, but I want to see if you try and squirm around it.
I didn’t argue for longer sentences for crack, only that is was very concentrated, had an instantaneous high that was short lived, and ravaged the black community.
Um, they did and continue to go after coacaine.
I took issue with comparing that to high school tomfoolery, so you’re somewhat confused.
Now, I don’t think the mandatory sentencing was some surreptitious plan to cripple the black community, I think the community at large was scared shitless and overreacted. Some of that misguided policy is still felt today.
They’re raiding meth labs daily. Here locally and across the nation; is this racially motivated also? Of course not.
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5 minutes ago, bad_teammate said:
None of this well get solved as long as the scolding of white people goes unheeded!!
Take the advice or don’t, it’s up to them. I’d rather them adhere to it since we’re all in this together, but alas, it’s out of my hands.
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Just now, David Dennison said:
Or, and this is a crazy idea, how about we start enforcing the law in a non-discriminatory manner. Is that too much to ask?
Oh man, I was just bringing a little levity into the conversation.
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10 minutes ago, Fozzz said:
We may have the largest prison population of any country on Earth, but did you ever stop to think that we aren't locking up enough people?
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5 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:
Cool. But you should know that the answer isn't mass imprisonment of citizens.
Well, not only that, it’s not feasible. My assumption earlier in the thread was that a poster mentioned I was being hypocritical in my position by saying that crack users should go to jail and not opioid users. Hence my original commment, that no I’m ok with them going to jail.
Sorry for the confusion.
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1 minute ago, hayden_horn said:
i don't necessarily think so. i have plenty of folks in my life that talk and reason like he does in order to justify their prejudices and bigoted hot takes.
Bigoted, give me a break. Any hint of personal accountably in the black community postulated by a white man is racist. Which is why none of this will get solved.
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2 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:
He’s a troll.
Let’s get back to coffee talk....with Linda Richman.Go grab your teddy bear, daddy will tuck you in shortly. The world is so scary.
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4 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:
You want to jail all drug users to get to the drug dealers.
I want the opioid epidemic to end. Getring the dealers would help, but some of the dealers are physicians. So it’s pretty damn complicated and I don’t have the right answer if I’m being honest.
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3 minutes ago, hayden_horn said:
of course, no one is taking that position. again, arguing from the absurd to remain obtuse.
Oh, I beg to differ. Have you read any of this thread at all? I’ve lost count of the number of excuses as to why black fathers are absent. None of which make any sense, mind you.
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2 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:
I’m talking to about 25 people here, so explain to me what I’m not grasping.
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1 minute ago, hayden_horn said:
this is very well said. but it won't make a dent in the reasoning of the chrispy's of the world. because he is intentionally being obtuse.
No, I just know patting them on the head and reiterating over and over they’re a victim won’t help them.
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1 minute ago, bad_teammate said:
I love it when Chrispy gets called out on something obviously stupid and tries to turn it around like, "Maybe YOU'RE the idiot!"
A post that doesn’t call me a racist, we’re making progress. I’ll win you over eventually.
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Just now, Hank Kingsley said:
Ok, so NOT "get the dealers of the streets" like you just said, but put EVERY person in possession of drugs in jail. Brilliant!
You work your way up to the big fish man, you’re smarter than this.
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1 minute ago, Hank Kingsley said:
You're pivoting. We were pretty clearly talking about drug users.
Not really, you get caught with drugs, you go to jail.
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7 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:
So you're saying we should jail more white people? Lulz.
Don’t care what color they are, get the dealers off the streets.
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5 minutes ago, David Dennison said:
This is not true.
It is, the process of making crack removes hydrochloride salt, making crack more concentrated.
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1 minute ago, Hank Kingsley said:
I've never done crack (but dabbled in some cocaine in the past), but I believe it can be more addictive because the high is much shorter and smoking it is more intense than snorting.
Yes, the high is way more powerful than cocaine, just short lived.
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2 minutes ago, Slade said:
Crack epidemic ravages black communities, lock 'em up. Opiate and heroin epidemic hits white communities hard, they need treatment.
Naw, lock them up too.
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7 minutes ago, Thatguy said:
Hold onto your hat, the board is about to explain some shit to you. Explain it to him board.
It will be inane drivel, yet again painting black people as the perpetual victim. It never stops.
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1 minute ago, Hank Kingsley said:
Crack is just cocaine. White people attached the dangers of crack to black people to make it sound really fucking scary.
The majority of my friends were popping pills and doing cocaine in the Paradise bathroom in college. But pills and coke are attached to white people, so no biggie.
Oh really, it is? It couldn’t be that crack is way more addicting than cocaine could it? Or that it ravaged the black population? No, that’s not scary.
I, too, had white friends popping pills and drinking and smoking. And guess what? Some went to jail and some didn’t. The lengths people go to feel sorry for people is ridiculous.
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2 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:
So driving while intoxicated (not me, was with a friend), kicking cop cars and threatening to kick a cop's ass(not me, with a friend), and carrying marijuana (guilty) in high school is "tomfoolery"? Luckily, the cops that stopped us all agreed and let us go.
Yeah, I saw a lot of that. I saw zero crack, that was in another stratosphere.
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5 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:
I think about all the stupid shit my friends and I did in high school and college, and our run-ins with the police. Not once did a single person get arrested. Can only imagine how different our lives would've been if we were black and law enforcement threw the book at us.
Yes, let’s compare high school tomfoolery to smoking crack. Jesus.
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2 minutes ago, bad_teammate said:
Them sending money home is evidence that they come from the poor class in Nigeria? torbush
Nigerian immigrants come from educated families with the means necessary to go through the immigration process, actually send family members to America, and fund their early days in the USA.
That's how this shit works.
No, they don't.
Yes, them telling me the conditions they left is why they work so diligently. You’re making stuff up now.
Yes, we all face hardships. It’s hip to say white people don’t, but nonetheless untrue.
Black people arrested for sitting in a Starbucks
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Beverly Hills? That’s your basis for how the US enforced cocaine laws?
How insightful, rich people got off easy from drug convictions. Stop being paranoid my man, nobody is out to get you.