(January 2, 2015 at 1:40 am)psychoslice Wrote: Yes I agree, there is emotional pain,

If you got your dick tattooed, I'm thinking that there was a lot more than just emotional pain. Sweet jesus, I wouldn't let another person put their fist near my balls, much less a fist holding a GODDAMN NEEDLE. I need to go spend some time in the fetal position now.

Having pride in the color of your fleshy outermost layer is about as dumb a thing as I can imagine, but especially when your skin color has been ruthlessly dominant for the last six centuries.

(January 2, 2015 at 4:48 am)Zen Badger Wrote:

(January 1, 2015 at 5:52 pm)Minimalist Wrote: For some people its all they have.

And just remember kiddies.
This person is legally allowed to own an assault rifle.

I doubt that he is, and that is not an assault rifle.

(January 2, 2015 at 9:23 pm)Tonus Wrote:

(January 2, 2015 at 1:40 am)psychoslice Wrote: Yes I agree, there is emotional pain,

If you got your dick tattooed, I'm thinking that there was a lot more than just emotional pain. Sweet jesus, I wouldn't let another person put their fist near my balls, much less a fist holding a GODDAMN NEEDLE. I need to go spend some time in the fetal position now.

Na, I have plenty to share, and those needles, mmmm, felt nice.

(January 1, 2015 at 5:15 pm)Creed of Heresy Wrote: Proud of what?? Dark-skinned people in the US can have pride that they've endured the bigotry and ignorance from the last two centuries by light-skinned people in this country. What exactly do light-skinned people in particular have to be proud of? Two centuries of the majority being bigoted, ignorant, judgmental, arrogant, and shallow as all fuck? Why the fuck should we be proud of THAT?!

That's evolutionary nonsense. All races were tribal, barbaric nutjobs who fought and stole land. So, in evolutionary terms, it makes no sense at all to be ashamed of our ancestors, because they were all barbarians.

The white pride thing is whites just doing what other races do, and that is protect their own interests. If you're going to get upset about that, then you'll also have to get upset about other races doing it. (Not that double standards is a problem for today's left-liberal-lunatics or racist immigrants).

"It's not racist to love your people"
My people? Mine? I have a very short list of people that I consider my people. Less than half of them are white. So, obviously, it's not racist for me to love my people, but...if you think your people means the entirety of people that have the same color skin as you...you might be racist whether you love all of them or not.

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(January 2, 2015 at 1:37 am)psychoslice Wrote:

(January 2, 2015 at 1:35 am)rexbeccarox Wrote: Says the guy with the swastika tattoo.

Yes I do have a swastika on my arm and on my dick, but that was long ago, and as I said we need to let the past go, can you do that with me ?.

I have so many questions, but it may be too rude to ask them so I won't. But I am wondering.

(January 2, 2015 at 11:11 pm)Losty Wrote: I have a very short list of people that I consider my people. Less than half of them are white.

Yes, but you do have a group which you consider 'your people' by whatever criteria. Let's call that your tribe. Allegiance to a tribe requires that the tribe be identifiable whether that be as individuals (hard to do with more than a couple dozen members) or as -all those with a minimum amount of melanin in their skin- or as -those people with whom I share a specifically defined false belief and cut off the end of my penis-. Being a member of that tribe gives you access to its protection and its ability to command resources by force. It's a very stable and useful structure in human society. War paint might identify your side in a skirmish (like football jerseys.) Skin color can be just another way to tell who's on your side in a fight.

Back MANY years ago, at summer camp, the counselors split us up by eye color and gave each side a few eye shade slurs to yell at each other. We were at each others collective throats by the end of the afternoon. It's really easy to set up. Really hard to suppress.

(January 2, 2015 at 11:11 pm)Losty Wrote: "It's not racist to love your people"
My people? Mine? I have a very short list of people that I consider my people. Less than half of them are white. So, obviously, it's not racist for me to love my people, but...if you think your people means the entirety of people that have the same color skin as you...you might be racist whether you love all of them or not.

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(January 2, 2015 at 1:37 am)psychoslice Wrote: Yes I do have a swastika on my arm and on my dick, but that was long ago, and as I said we need to let the past go, can you do that with me ?.

I have so many questions, but it may be too rude to ask them so I won't. But I am wondering.

Fire away.

(January 2, 2015 at 11:40 pm)JuliaL Wrote:

(January 2, 2015 at 11:11 pm)Losty Wrote: I have a very short list of people that I consider my people. Less than half of them are white.

Yes, but you do have a group which you consider 'your people' by whatever criteria. Let's call that your tribe. Allegiance to a tribe requires that the tribe be identifiable whether that be as individuals (hard to do with more than a couple dozen members) or as -all those with a minimum amount of melanin in their skin- or as -those people with whom I share a specifically defined false belief and cut off the end of my penis-. Being a member of that tribe gives you access to its protection and its ability to command resources by force. It's a very stable and useful structure in human society. War paint might identify your side in a skirmish (like football jerseys.) Skin color can be just another way to tell who's on your side in a fight.

Back MANY years ago, at summer camp, the counselors split us up by eye color and gave each side a few eye shade slurs to yell at each other. We were at each others collective throats by the end of the afternoon. It's really easy to set up. Really hard to suppress.

Hmm...I feel like I'm missing some key information. I have 7 people on my list, 8 including myself. 4 Hispanic people, 3 white people, 1 black person. 4 with blue eyes, 3 with brown eyes, 1 with hazel eyes. 3 are medium height, 2 are tall, 3 are very short but may or may not remain that way. The only way you can identify my tribe as a whole is these are the people I would risk my life to save and the people I trust completely. They're my people because they're mine. Doesn't mean I don't identify with other people for various other reasons. My people are my people because I love them. I don't see that as the same as saying "my people" and meaning all white people. Millions of strangers? The only constant is that they're white? These aren't the people on your side in a fight. If I see a white person and a black person in a fight I am going to back away until I'm at a good distance and then I'm goin to turn and leave. I'm not going to jump in the fight with someone because they're white.

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(January 2, 2015 at 11:49 pm)psychoslice Wrote:

(January 2, 2015 at 11:11 pm)Losty Wrote: "It's not racist to love your people"
My people? Mine? I have a very short list of people that I consider my people. Less than half of them are white. So, obviously, it's not racist for me to love my people, but...if you think your people means the entirety of people that have the same color skin as you...you might be racist whether you love all of them or not.

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I have so many questions, but it may be too rude to ask them so I won't. But I am wondering.

Fire away.

How old were you when you got your dick tattooed?
How have you convinced any women(or men, I'm not sure about your orientation) to let you put your swastika in their body?
Was this like gang initiation or a dare or why?
Why don't you get the arm one covered up or removed?

(January 1, 2015 at 5:22 pm)Alex K Wrote: Exactly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJUuxouy1Fg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzoebhQ7hjQ

I knew I liked you Alex. Dead Kennedy's are from my era and I saw them several times in Boulder