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re: How would you "fix" Baton Rouge

Posted by PapiGogo on 7/14/14 at 12:52 pm to
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The statistics are true, but "black people" are not all created equally. Plenty of hardworking folks out there who don't deserve to be lumped in with the parasitic thugs.


Not untrue, but at the same time little effort is exerted to clean up their communities. We aren't talking about a small percentage of blacks that are criminals or parasites. This is a majority. And while "thug culture" is a huge problem for black men, it does not address the issue with women in the black community - which are an equal, if not greater, drain on the taxpayers.

re: How would you "fix" Baton Rouge

Posted by PapiGogo on 7/14/14 at 12:43 pm to
Is it racism when assertions are backed up by statistics? Or are we simply not allowed to hold communities accountable anymore?

re: Lawn Mower Recommendation

Posted by PapiGogo on 6/26/14 at 4:31 pm to
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Self propelled is definitely worth the extra money.


If you have a small yard, it's not worth the money to get the self-propelled. It's just one more thing to repair.

re: How about CONCACAF?

Posted by PapiGogo on 6/26/14 at 1:39 pm to
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Winners of what?


The World Cup. Wasn't that obvious?

ETA: Disregard. I misunderstood the original post. I thought we were talking about the last 16 World Cup champions.

re: How about CONCACAF?

Posted by PapiGogo on 6/26/14 at 1:33 pm to
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It is the "American" cup. 8 of the last 16 will be North, Central, or South American teams.


How many winners came from Europe?
Lost my mastiff to cancer 2 years ago. I still get a little misty-eyed when I look at pictures or video.

For me, the intense morning lasted about a money, then you're left with sadness, and slowly that sadness gets replaced with good memories (much like humans).

If I can offer some advice it would be to avoid trying to replace him. All animals are unique and if you find yourself looking for a dog like the one you just lost, it's too early for you.
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what would you recommend?


I would recommend that you kill yourself.
65% of all violent crime in this country is committed by black people (who only account for 13% of our population).
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When is America going to realize that it's a poverty thing much more than a race thing?


America will start realizing that when it becomes true. Sure, some crime is driven by poverty, but there are lot of poor white communities throughout the country that don't have murder problems.

The correlation between race and crime isn't coincidental; it's direct.



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The only answer is MOAR GUNZ!!


The most logical answer is less black people, but the solution is frowned upon by some.

Without black crime, the US crime rate would be lower than Belgium. Bottom line, one race drives all of these violent crime statistics.

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Posted by PapiGogo on 6/13/14 at 1:55 pm to
Ever been to Salt Lake City? I actually saw two teens stop and pick up litter once.

re: .

Posted by PapiGogo on 6/13/14 at 1:55 pm to
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Things Immediately noticeable


17. Less black people

You would be amazed how the characteristic of simply having less black people will improve a city. Less crime. Larger tax base. Lower tax payer liability.
Shitty fricking parents. Jesus Christ.

"Why did God make me like this?" Please. No 5 year old is that self-aware.

"We needed to let HIM transition as quickly as possible". Makes me want to puke.
I was a dedicated CNN watcher (when I watched cable news) for years. I switched to Fox after the Boston bombings. During the Boston Bombing, CNN was carrying coverage outside their hotel miles away; Fox had cameras on scene.

Fox is the best source for news. Their affiliations with local news outlets allows them to get to the story faster than CNN. Plus, they cover stories like the IRS, NSA, Benghazi, AP, Fast and Furious, etc. If you watched CNN or MSNBC exclusively, you'd never know those things happened.

Is it biased? Sure, but less so than CNN/MSNBC. Also, people mistake the nightly programming (O'Reilly, Hannity, Kelly) for news programs; those are editorial shows.

Fox's biggest weakness is international coverage. They are very U.S.-centric. Best place to get overall news is news.google.com.
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Who's alter are you?


Not sure what you mean. I simply take offense to overzealous cops. Police are civilians, acting in a capacity to protect and serve the public. Nothing this officer did complies with the oath of honor he took when he graduated the academy.

Civilians (!) - like you and me - who we trust to uphold the law. They are not soldiers. They do not act as judge and jury. Their job is to enforce the laws (this requires that they know the law) while protecting and serving the public.

By any measure, this student was not a physical threat. The use of force is a violation of public trust and contrary to what we should demand from our police officers.
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And yet none of that applies in this scenario. If anything that officer was dangerously patient with the subject.


Law Enforcement are specially trained to deal with these types of scenarios. The student was argumentative, but he was not threatening. There was absolutely no justification for violence in this scenario.

The cop was pissed because the student questioned his authority and he exacted his own set of consequences. I hope he's fired, and I hope he loses a civil lawsuit.
These fricking pigs. The only way this pattern of excessive force is disrupted is for the citizens to rise up and match their violence.

Albuquerque has a history of excessive force, and a recent DOJ investigation revealed the depravity of that police force.

DOJ Report on Albuquerque
I'm so tired of these poor white kids with no fathers killing people.