(November 9, 2024 at 3:40 am)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote:

(November 8, 2024 at 9:41 pm)TheWhiteMarten Wrote: Siri, pull up the results of the 2024 elections - and while your at it, what is the global trend for atheism again?

I mean lost here. Your arguments aren't (they're simply claims), you've refused to consider or rebut positions contrary to your own, and - most importantly - you've resorted to abuse. 

Boru

And sometimes, he hasn’t even supported his own positions, like the time he claimed ( in post 2551 of this very thread) that “ many [immigrants] have been explicitly sent here by states of a variety of hostile governments for who knows' what reason”. I’d like a little supporting evidence for this.

(November 8, 2024 at 3:21 pm)TheWhiteMarten Wrote: I don't; which is why I found it comical when I've been attacked at multiple points for being racist against Mexicans when my mom is literally a Ponce and I have grown up on the border speaking Spanish with my family.  

My son's mother's family is Hispanic. Grandma and Grandpa came to America in the 40s and followed the crops up and down the Central Valley of California before settling in Oxnard. They are very bigoted against the same undocumented immigrants that they arose from in the form of Grandma Josie and Grandpa Rey.

Bigotry exists in the head, not the melanin.

(November 8, 2024 at 3:34 pm)MR. Macabre 666 Wrote: This is the very definition of copium, our side lost, therefore they're all racists, Nazis, fascists, misogynists, and zionists.
Get over yourselves and grow the fuck up.
If you hate this country so much, then you're free to leave.

And you're free to leave if you hate your fellow Americans so much.

Me, I'm not going anywhere. I've fought for our country before and I will again.

A ponce? That’s a new term to me. Well, unless you’re British and saying your mom was actually an effeminate (and possibly gay) man.

(November 9, 2024 at 4:32 am)Rev. Rye Wrote: A ponce? That’s a new term to me. Well, unless you’re British and saying your mom was actually an effeminate (and possibly gay) man.

It's a Hispanic surname, but that's cool.

(November 9, 2024 at 4:28 am)Thumpalumpacus Wrote:

(November 8, 2024 at 3:21 pm)TheWhiteMarten Wrote: I don't; which is why I found it comical when I've been attacked at multiple points for being racist against Mexicans when my mom is literally a Ponce and I have grown up on the border speaking Spanish with my family.  

My son's mother's family is Hispanic. Grandma and Grandpa came to America in the 40s and followed the crops up and down the Central Valley of California before settling in Oxnard. They are very bigoted against the same undocumented immigrants that they arose from in the form of Grandma Josie and Grandpa Rey.

Bigotry exists in the head, not the melanin.

Right - because they worked hard to do things the right way and don't like seeing criminals come across the border, often times exploiting the same systems they used fairly and making it harder for good people to get here legally.

Bigotry against criminals who enslave our people and make them suffer is not a bigotry to be ashamed of, and it ain't got a thing to do with skin color.

(November 9, 2024 at 4:37 am)TheWhiteMarten Wrote:

(November 9, 2024 at 4:28 am)Thumpalumpacus Wrote: My son's mother's family is Hispanic. Grandma and Grandpa came to America in the 40s and followed the crops up and down the Central Valley of California before settling in Oxnard. They are very bigoted against the same undocumented immigrants that they arose from in the form of Grandma Josie and Grandpa Rey.

Bigotry exists in the head, not the melanin.

Right - because they worked hard to do things the right way and don't like seeing criminals come across the border, often times exploiting the same systems they used fairly and making it harder for good people to get here legally.

Bigotry against criminals who enslave our people and make them suffer is not a bigotry to be ashamed of, and it ain't got a thing to do with skin color.

Though it seems they have no problem with convicted criminals being elected as president? Something of an odd double standard?

(November 8, 2024 at 5:48 pm)The Grand Nudger Wrote: You think that taking a donald dicking is the price for entry.  I'm not interested in that ride, even if that were true.

Reminds me of the Steely Dan lyric: "Torture is the main attraction / I don't need that kind of action / Won't you throw out your gold teeth / and see how they roll."

Quote:Right - because they worked hard to do things the right way and don't like seeing criminals come across the border, often times exploiting the same systems they used fairly and making it harder for good people to get here legally.

Nah they are just eager to kick the ladder behind them. The only people who make things harder are them and their action of kick the ladder behind them. 

Quote:Bigotry against criminals who enslave our people and make them suffer is not a bigotry to be ashamed of, and it ain't got a thing to do with skin color.

Yeah there not the ones making anybody suffer or engaging in slavery and yes it has everything to do with skin color.

(November 9, 2024 at 4:37 am)TheWhiteMarten Wrote:

(November 9, 2024 at 4:28 am)Thumpalumpacus Wrote: My son's mother's family is Hispanic. Grandma and Grandpa came to America in the 40s and followed the crops up and down the Central Valley of California before settling in Oxnard. They are very bigoted against the same undocumented immigrants that they arose from in the form of Grandma Josie and Grandpa Rey.

Bigotry exists in the head, not the melanin.

Right - because they worked hard to do things the right way and don't like seeing criminals come across the border, often times exploiting the same systems they used fairly and making it harder for good people to get here legally.

Bigotry against criminals who enslave our people and make them suffer is not a bigotry to be ashamed of, and it ain't got a thing to do with skin color.

Actually, several of them have done hard time in prison. They were born here and that didn't make them law-abiding. Your willingness to assume things you don't know about people you've never met is, uh, interesting.