The Maelstrom of Violence

[Kinser79]

(09-25-2017, 04:41 AM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote:

(09-24-2017, 09:59 PM)Kinser79 Wrote:

(09-24-2017, 11:32 AM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote:

(09-23-2017, 10:38 PM)Kinser79 Wrote:

(09-23-2017, 04:53 PM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote: Well, first, Kinser is pretty unique.  I don't think anyone is doing the same thing as Kinser.

Oh please, you sound like you've never seen a black man who is conservative on some issues before.  Which if you've ever seen a black man at all, you've probably seen a black man who is conservative on some issues.

That would assume I have a bin labeled ‘conservative black’.  Everyone in the bin is considered alike.  I would supposedly act on that presumption freely.

So clearly you didn't understand my post at all.

Possibly not.  You are a rational sentient being, and should be treated as such, as unique, as judged by yourself rather than your skin pigmentation.  I live in the suburbs, and may have had different life experiences than you, different ideas on people.  Those I have seen have succeed at the economic games and don't play the victim card often.  You obsess on a different culture.

Unique was supposed to be a mutual complement saying I'm paying attention to a person who is worth paying attention to.

The people I have met have been software engineers, retired military, experienced role players, folks who have retired on a waterfront property, not professional leeches and victim card players.  Each in their own way have done well in messy environments.  It is not hard at all to treat them as equals.  Your obsession with skin pigmentation is fairly rare to me.  This would be part of why we see people so differently.

"Unique" may have been a supposed complement, it clearly was not taken that way.  My point was that I'm a black man who is conservative on some issues.  Most black men are conservative on one issue or an other, most people are conservative on one issue or an other.  This isn't about identity though it is about politics which is only informed indirectly by identity through culture.

Not really, see I'm not obsessed with skin pigmentation at all--white liberals are though.  After all, it is they who are the first to be upset with me for Supporting Trump While Black (STWB), something not even other blacks are quick to be upset with me over. The same crime Kanye West is guilty of.  Though unlike Kanye I voted for the man.  I mean lets look at my life.  I have a boyfriend of 12 years now, he's white.  I have a kid, also white.  My kid has a significant other who is first generation American of Korean dissent (he and his folks are often over--"mama-san" likes giving me home made kimchi), so yeah to have the "rainbow family" around my place I just need a latino houseboy. Unfortunately I can't afford a houseboy.  So I can't say that I have any obsession with skin pigmentation, unless you mean my public announcement of not being attracted to other black people--which is not as strange as you may think.