re: Interactions between the races, just saw something that I like.

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Exactly. Things like the OP story happen in my town all the time. The government and media wants us divided and they do that by manufacturing "racism stories". Divided we can be controlled, that's what they want.

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Truth. I watched a biker (not skinhead but bandana, cut, etc.) help a Muslim lady (hijab, etc.) at a Baton Rouge gas station a few weeks ago. Even going back and forth to the cashier a few times until everything was straight.

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old black man in overalls gets out,and walks over,and starts admiring the bike,and they both are grinning and having a good conversation.

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black people in the south (as long as they're not being stirred up by BLM or other whites trying to capitalize on race issues) are for the most part friendly, outgoing, funny and gracious.

in other words, they're just like everyone else down here.

i don't go out to my way to pander to any given race but i am equally friendly with the old black guy who is admiring my truck as the fancy white man in the suit that just got out of his 911.

its called simple respect and both blacks and whites can tell when you're pandering or 'trying too hard' to seem like you're 'oh so accepting of our magical negroes' to prove how much you empathize with the plights of the poor black.

if i was a black person i'd hate ugly liberal cucks who are constantly trying to whitesplain my black experiences too. just treat them like a normal person. jesus.

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He absolutely looks like a skinhead.



could have left this out and just said white guy. I see this from both races daily in my town which is 50/50 race population.

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OK...except, if it was just a nondescript average white guy, I'm pretty sure he wouldn't have a bike like that.
Probably just a store bought 1
This wasn't from any dealership.

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He was painting the picture. Is it hard to understand how the appearance of the white guy was a key part of his story?

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Apparently it was for that dumbass... he's trying desperately to make something out of the OP that simply isn't there. But by golly, he'll "make it there"!

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The government and media wants us divided and they do that by manufacturing "racism stories". Divided we can be controlled, that's what they want.

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They disguise it as #awareness. When in reality everyone could probably go on with their lives unfazed.

I was flipping through radio stations this morning and on 94.1 ( local hip hop ) a guy was on there talking. Apparently he is a guest on the show and has 3 talking points each day. Each issue he brought up this morning was victimization of blacks. Struck me as odd that a morning show where you expect laughing and fun to help people start their day, instead this was trying to anger blacks on the injustice they face while on their way to work.

One point he discussed was the Milwaukee police chiefs apology for the way the basketball player up there was handled when arrested. He complained that it took to long to be said and its another example of crooked police and their governing body. Now imagine some black guy listening to that and becoming angry by this perceived wrong doing against his people. Imagine him now being pulled over. Do you think he is going to be cordial with the police officer who otherwise is just making a traffic stop based on a traffic violation? Or will he be hostile and possible change the dynamic of the whole exchange?

The idea that a minority screaming " They out here doing this to us!" to create awareness is fear mongering. Although that type of #awareness is championed by the left, President Trumps speech about Mexico sending their worse across the border was also called fear mongering and he was slammed for it ( not to mention the MS-13, animals comment)

The general public that pays attention to the media that is toyed with like an emotional puppet

I rambled. Tl;dr- Fake fear over isolated incidents is what creates more incidents

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So, how did you know the guy was a skinhead?

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I'm guessing...

Cmon man I’m not a skinhead I just don’t wanna look like friar tuck

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"Skinhead" was either completely disarmed by Overalls' genuine personality, or more likely wasn't a skinhead at all, and was just a biker trying to enjoy his day like everybody else, shooting the shite about gear

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my experience with bikers is that they LOVE to talk about their ride. I have found most bikers to be pretty nice and easy to talk to. Heck, most people are nice to you if you are nice to them. Maybe not relatives but in the rest of the world.

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That's the thing about the South. Black and white people actually interact

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True

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if i was a black person i'd hate ugly liberal cucks who are constantly trying to whitesplain my black experiences too.

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I do hate 'em.