Is this person being racists?
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The only blissful ignorance is on your part matey.Ignorance is bliss, apparently.
Ahh yes little miss perfect, much like Schmelzer...Both of you are so quick to point out adhoms, except when either of you use them.That doesn't make it wrong (which has always been the flaw in your continual reliance on personal attack).
Are you giving up on that aspect of things - the accurate/inaccurate, right/wrong, perceptive/oblivious, considerations?
Your pivot to personal attacks was marked several pages ago. Now your language is starting to fall apart - you've seen this happen to a couple of other posters who took your route, no? It will get worse, if you don't catch yourself.Notice the philosophical claptrap I got off iceaura when I asked him to show me any evidence of where I have ever shown racial tendencies?
Nope. I would need to do a lot more than that, and of course different from that ("reflecting racism"? say what? ).All you need do is show me any post with me reflecting racism.
Do you have something you want to say?Is this person being racists?
Hi Ice..help me out here..are you saying Pado is both racist and sexist? Or just sexist? Or just racist?Ignorance is bliss, apparently.
You said nothing. Posted a video of some guy in a crowd, and an apparently irrelevant question, in a thread about everyday racism.Said it
None of the above, as far as I can tell.Hi Ice..help me out here..are you saying Pado is both racist and sexist? Or just sexist? Or just racist?
If it's present, as in some of the Tribal personal attacks on me here, it's sometimes relevant, sure.Do you think malice is relevant in these matters?
That way I have some kind of a clue as to what you are talking about.
In the US even the most virulent racists quite often hide behind claims of personal good will, benevolence, and humor - claims which are usually accurate: they usually are in fact Americans of normal good will and benevolence and senses of humor.
Because you simply have such little respect for others and how they could be feeling.PS: Whatever makes you happy, you keep believing, I'm not really that concerned.
In the mean time I'll keep acting as I do...an average non racist, non sexist Aussie, that interacts with people of the same attitude, both male and female, young and old... not with standing your "could be's" "may be's" "perhap's" and any other disgusting thoughts you see the need to dream up.
Take it easy!![]()
We are lucky in Australia only the criminals have guns so there is nothing to worry about as they only use them for work...aside from the various drive by shootings...OK
Paddo is a gunshy chicken shit afraid of voicing his opinions for fear that he might get shot.
And so it begins.............................................................
I live a very old and established suburb
No.Do you think Paddo is both Racist and sexist or just sexist or just racist.
That is not good.some people routinely having to stand in line for hours to vote
I expect if they voted Republican voting would be made easier?Item: In 2016 more than sixty thousand voters who lived in regions of Wisconsin harboring concentrations of racially black Americans stood in long lines for long times - hours, often, outdoors without restrooms or shelter - to vote in the November elections; and then cast no vote for President.
It's a bit deeper than name calling.So you see the context of these posts here, in which Americans declare that racism is a thing of the past in America
If you are that touchy to personal attacks, I would suggest that you cease with them yourself. Schmelzer always had that problem also.Your pivot to personal attacks was marked several pages ago.
7% of the protests being violent is a lot.93% of BLM protests were actually peaceful [https://time.com/5886348/report-peaceful-protests/]
No Bells, simply wrong. I have respect for all, until they show reason why I should withdraw that respect, as has happened in this forum on a couple of occasions.Because you simply have such little respect for others and how they could be feeling.
What stereotype Aussie is that Bells?I mean, I guess you are living up to the stereotype of a historical Australian, who cared so little about what others felt or wanted that they were determined to simply carry on in just taking what they wanted.
I was raised in Paddington, Sydney, a far more older and established suburb then your own I suggest, and now live in Maroubra Sydney.I live a very old and established suburb, have been here for close to 20 years, others for generations. No one here speaks as you do. The news agent, who I have known for as long as I have lived here calls me "lovely bubbly", because I once helped her with a legal matter and then bought her a bottle of bubbly when it was settled. I refer to her by her name, Mrs [ ]. As does everyone who lives here.
With all due respect, I doubt whether you are with them 24/7 do hear how every person they interact with talk...I never hear "luv, pet, maaaate, etc" towards the people doing their jobs. Instead, people refer to them by name is they are wearing a name tag, or Sir or Miss, etc. I guess they have better manners.
Nup wrong, how I speak is the norm, just as obviously is the norm of how others speak to me, and neither them or I are oblivious to other's feelings.So no, how you speak is not the norm. You just choose to ignore people's feelings or if you make them uncomfortable.
As Alex has mentioned, owning a gun in Australia is fairly rare, and is governed strictly by laws and such...much ownership are Farmers and the criminal element in our society who obviously did not hand in their weapons when the gun buy back and strict regulations came in.OK
Paddo is a gunshy chicken shit afraid of voicing his opinions for fear that he might get shot.
And so it begins.............................................................
Some maybe ignored, perhaps most, certainly not all.Don't forget, 1 protest is not really a protest, it will be ignored.
As Alex has mentioned, owning a gun in Australia is fairly rare, and is governed strictly by laws and such...much ownership are Farmers and the criminal element in our society who obviously did not hand in their weapons when the gun buy back and strict regulations came in.
Still, it is fairly low and the law enforcement agencies do appear to be getting on top of it.
The drive by shootings Alex mentions are mostly due to the wars and paybacks between rival bikie gangs, and the odd drug cartel that still exists.
Overall, Australia/Sydney are reasonably safe places.
My mention of the vociferous one, refers to the vociferous one, and my reluctance to take that any further, relates to the possibility of moderation against me by some old friends.
Do you think it is a reference to you?Why?