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Oh, I need to be specific? Jesus. Along with belittling and insulting the African American race, here are some key words in the post - "better," "best," "more, "most," and my personal favorite... "better evolved than everyone else." I can't be the only one who thinks this, as the post had zero upvotes and 15 down votes at the time I screenshotted it.

We don't have to belittle them, they do a good enough job of it themselves. I'm not racist because I understand there are trashy people of every race quite frankly. It's just more prominent in the black community.

-13% of the population is black, and blacks commit 50% of violent crime in America.

-66% of black kids grow up in single parent housing.

Want me to keep going? I can.

Point is, this is why 13% of blacks voted for Trump. They actually want better jobs rather than welfare. The other 87% however, are brain dead.

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Posted by TX Tiger

at home

Member since Jan 2004

35632 posts

Posted on 2/14/17 at 1:22 pm to HailHailtoMichigan!

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Tigerdroppings as a whole is not that conservative of a website

This.

Ironically, about 90% of those posting on the poliboard desperately claim to be.

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Posted by BamaChemE

Midland, TX

Member since Feb 2012

7140 posts

Posted on 2/14/17 at 1:53 pm to RBu

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except when there are facts proving something. Since when is Religion something that can't be debated? Science is something that can be tested, not debated. That was my point

You obviously do not know your scientific history. Science can absolutely be debated, and scientific FACTS can actually change. I would encourage you to look into the caloric theory and how it was published in pretty much every scientific text book until late in the 19th century.

For debates in scientific literature I would instruct you to look at the evidence for both sides of the asphaltine structure debates (eventually proven one way versus the other) and then at string theory versus the quantum model versus a holographic universe. There are A LOT of things science doesn't know, and when it comes to that there are debates.

Climate science has become an orthodox religion to many in the field (see the Ga Tech prof who recently retired and her reasons). Most would agree that it is happening, but the degree to which anthropogenic CO2 is accelerating things is still very much in debate.

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Posted by LosLobos111

Austere

Member since Feb 2011

45385 posts

Posted on 2/14/17 at 2:01 pm to Lou Pai

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MSB is not limited to, but is chock full of, your millennial sports fans. I.E., a lot of boring dudes that watch Sports Center and can't hold a conversation outside of sports topics.

Mostly yeah

MSBs quality has dropped a good deal in recent years.

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