Why do the ritors ask for Justice?

[abaris]

I got into trouble when I was 15 years of age. I gave myself up. You assume your own actions. Since then, not a thing. When I was growing up, my parents were unemployed for most of the time I was in secondary school where my friends had VCRs, televisions, games. My parents didn't own not one single thing like that in the 1980s. We didn't have a car, we didn't have a fixed telephone which was the norm in the days. So, sorry to burst your bubble but luck didn't play a part in my life. Hard work did.

Oh, boohoo. I won't bore you with my life story and I'm still pretty well able to fill my belly and have a half decent life. Yet I don't conclude from my situation that everyone just needs boot strings to pull themselves out to make it. That's bullshit royale. A tall tale, just like winning the lottery.

For starters I live in a country where health care isn't an unaffordable luxury. Not all working Americans can say the same. And last time I checked, since you come from the UK and are living in France, this isn't an issue for you also.

[RobertE]

None of the creeps or the bleeds would survive this prison:

[abaris]

You can send any of your bad boys from the bloods and crips and they would be shitting their pants once they get onto the streets.

It's only that they're not my boys, since I said it before, I'm not American. But thanks, since that means I don't make too many mistakes typing english.

Secondly, why stress South Africa? I mean, there are certainly other crime hotspots in the world. And they all don't belong to the Western world as every person would understand it. South Africa is third world or emerging country at best.

[Huggy Bear]

[RobertE]

I got into trouble when I was 15 years of age. I gave myself up. You assume your own actions. Since then, not a thing. When I was growing up, my parents were unemployed for most of the time I was in secondary school where my friends had VCRs, televisions, games. My parents didn't own not one single thing like that in the 1980s. We didn't have a car, we didn't have a fixed telephone which was the norm in the days. So, sorry to burst your bubble but luck didn't play a part in my life. Hard work did.

Oh, boohoo. I won't bore you with my life story and I'm still pretty well able to fill my belly and have a half decent life. Yet I don't conclude from my situation that everyone just needs boot strings to pull themselves out to make it. That's bullshit royale. A tall tale, just like winning the lottery.

For starters I live in a country where health care isn't an unaffordable luxury. Not all working Americans can say the same. And last time I checked, since you come from the UK and are living in France, this isn't an issue for you also.

I pay for my healthcare in France, as opposed to the UK. My girlfriend who wears glasses, has to pay roughly €800 for her glasses. Surgery costs a bit too. I am very rarely ill and prefer to stay out of the doctors, but I have to go to pay for my prescription renewal which is €25 euros each time. If I was ill or a hypochondriac, I would literally be skint by now.

[abaris]

[RobertE]

Further to that:

1. I live in an appartement that costs roughly €1,600 per month in rent.
2. I have transport costs that is equal to just over €1,000 per year.
3. I have taxes to pay, which are not debited from the salary but at the end of the year so, we have to pay a lump sum back in taxes.
4. There is the insurance to pay on the appartement too.
5. Upkeep of the appartement, groceries etc.
6. Childcare for two children every month without fail.

I could go on, but why should I? I have made it in life and I think that I live reasonably and still capable of affording to pay for cigarettes, coffee and christ knows what else.

[abaris]

I pay for my healthcare in France, as opposed to the UK.

Again, boohoo. As a self proclaimed not knowing any American you wouldn't know the difference between paying for insurance and not getting any because of preexisting conditions. And here's a secret. You're paying for health care in the UK also. It's hidden in your taxes and not a seperate bill. But, hey. who cares for details?

[RobertE]

I pay for my healthcare in France, as opposed to the UK.

Again, boohoo. As a self proclaimed not knowing any American you wouldn't know the difference between paying for insurance and not getting any because of preexisting conditions. And here's a secret. You're paying for health care in the UK also. It's hidden in your taxes and not a seperate bill. But, hey. who cares for details?

Many thanks Louis.

[RobertE]

I pay for my healthcare in France, as opposed to the UK.

Again, boohoo. As a self proclaimed not knowing any American you wouldn't know the difference between paying for insurance and not getting any because of preexisting conditions. And here's a secret. You're paying for health care in the UK also. It's hidden in your taxes and not a seperate bill. But, hey. who cares for details?

In any case, all this is applicable to any race you can think of who live in the USA. If you don't like the answers people give you, then shut up about it. Asians, Chinese, Koreans, Japanese, Vietnamians and all others have all been subjected to racial abuse. So, what makes it different for blacks? Why do you think the police profile blacks and not Asians in general? Ask yourself why. If you are putting them on the same level as Asians as far as "respect for authority", "respect for the American people and the way of life", working hard to be successful, then you are so far wrong it is unbelievable. In fact, Asians are superior to whites too in that respect. Again, this is all down to cultural differences where Asians have always worked hard, whereas......well, you complete the rest.