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You think too much of yourself. There are lots of things I hate more than you. I haven't questioned your experience in the slightest, either. I've taken you at your word. You're a joke for thinking your experience applies universally, as I've stated clearly.

Do ya wanna vs the rams (again) @ the ACC tnmt

It wouldn't really matter to me. We are a matchup nightmare for UNC. Davis had one of his best games of the season. Flagg only played 29 minutes. We took their best shot, and ripped their hearts out that last 10 minutes to beat them by 13 @ UNC. This Duke team beats this UNC team 95 times out of 100. In past seasons, K's last for example, they were in our heads. It's completely opposite this year.

Line 'em up, and knock 'em down.
I totally agree Alan. This Duke team is in their heads big time now. Coop gets 3 fouls, all their shots are falling, and they go up 6 points early in the second half, and then Duke shuts them down the last 10 minutes of the game. You know deep down they don’t want to see Duke again. Add the drama with how the Flagg’s were treated and you know the Duke team was offended. You don’t poke momma bear and get away with it. I want a three peat.

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Their is nothing a white liberal hates more than a black person who doesn’t think like them. You want to see a true “racist”, tell a white liberal that a black man doesn’t buy into their victim narrative and aren’t oppressed.
You think too much of yourself. There are lots of things I hate more than you. I haven't questioned your experience in the slightest, either. I've taken you at your word. You're a joke for thinking your experience applies universally, as I've stated clearly.

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Their is nothing a white liberal hates more than a black person who doesn’t think like them. You want to see a true “racist”, tell a white liberal that a black man doesn’t buy into their victim narrative and aren’t oppressed.
Wait. I thought you'd never experienced racism ever ever ever before @GhostOf301 played the race card on your behalf and got butthurt over how un-PC I was.

I took you at your word!

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Say what you want, but you have been trained. After what we watched for the last 4 years, you still trust the media more than you do us. You wouldn’t even acknowledge we were right.

You’re like the guy speeding on the interstate. You slow down when you see the trooper, then go back to speeding as soon as he’s out of sight.
That’s the way you are with the media. You go back to trusting them.
Lol
I should trust you?
mac, mac, mac, you sad little boy. Oh, wait... you're not Black, are you?
You said the quiet part out loud. You think you're an authority. You did your own research and now you think I should trust you.
What topic are we even discussing here that I'm supposedly trusting the media about?

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Chris I believe Zags will be a 7 or at best a 6 seed. I don’t think they will make that big of a jump from an 8 or 9.
Admittedly, last night was the first time I watched more than 5 mins of the zags this season, but, sorry Chris, I wasn't all that impressed, and I thought St. Mary's was pretty weak too. I know it was a small sample, and seriously, I do wish them the best, but it looked a lot like Miami playing Boston College.

I was routing for U Delaware yesterday, my wife and second son are alum. They put up a valiant effort, but came up short.

It is a fun time of year to be a CBB fan!
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I always like seeing white liberal men tell black people how oppressed they've been after they explain how they haven't been oppressed.
Their is nothing a white liberal hates more than a black person who doesn’t think like them. You want to see a true “racist”, tell a white liberal that a black man doesn’t buy into their victim narrative and aren’t oppressed.

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I haven't been trained to do a freakin thing any more than you have been. I'm standing on what I truly believe.
Y'all start it with me as much as I start it with you. Way, way more, in fact.
The common denominator is the only regular liberal? Gee, who'd've thunk? :rolleyes:

I feel sorry for you because you're pitiful and pitiable, mac. Doesn't matter what you want or don't want. I feel sorry for you.
Say what you want, but you have been trained. After what we watched for the last 4 years, you still trust the media more than you do us. You wouldn’t even acknowledge we were right.

You’re like the guy speeding on the interstate. You slow down when you see the trooper, then go back to speeding as soon as he’s out of sight.
That’s the way you are with the media. You go back to trusting them.

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How about slavery? Were people better off enslaved? lol

I listen to people saying they experience racism. As someone who has never experienced any, that's how you learn. Well, no, that's how I learn. You don't.

I'm taking you at your word. How much has that allowed you to manipulate me? How has pretending to know what I think and what I know protected you from manipulation? How mentally weak do you have to be to believe that?
Now when you say slaves, which are you referring to? Black slaves? White slaves?

It’s disappointing, yet not surprising, that a man in his 50s doesn’t have enough life experience to understand why people will tell random lies. This is not specific to any demographic. People will literally lie for no reason but you haven’t figured that part out yet.
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Yeah it doesn’t mean that much to me to make up a complete lie. As I stated in a previous post, most people who abandon liberalism never develop any BS detectors. So before I learned how to detect BS and do actual research, I was just like you. Not to your extent, but not too far away.

Of course there is pretty wide acceptance of the Civil Rights Movement because of how everyone has been indoctrinated with lies. I used to believe the same things until I started researching what actually happened and realized they have lied or exaggerated most everything.

If you were to take a deeper dive to actually research the movement, you would see that many black people were not for the movement then and realize the harm it’s done to the community now.
Lol
30-ish year old little boy trying to talk to me like a wise old man with “I was just like you.”

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Here's why you might lie about it: By claiming you used to be a liberal, you get to claim insider knowledge of what that is like, then make broad generalizations about all liberals. You would also get to present yourself as a thoughtful person who has considered both sides and chosen the superior one.

Using drug addiction for this example, sometimes former addicts make the best counselors because they have been there and can empathize. Sometimes they become condescending pricks who think they're superior for having gotten out, and who look down on others for not having overcome it. The same could be said of people who have abandoned a faith or abandoned atheism, ex-gays (lol), or a variety of people who have changed something in their life. It's pretty obvious you've chosen the latter path, the path of condescension. Ironically, for all that arrogance, it's also evidence of self-loathing. I'm pretty confident that 10 years from now, you'll hate the you you are today.

My last year of undergrad, I TA'd for a professor. After I expressed annoyance about a particular student, the professor laughed and said, "They're just like you were 3 years ago." I realized upon reflection that she was right, and that what I didn't like about the student was how I was reminded of a younger, embarrassing version of myself. I was 22 then, and it marks a significant step in the development of my empathy. So I call you out for your condescension, self-loathing, and lack of empathy at least in part as someone who has been there.

But I take you at your word, unlike how you treat others. It's a pretty crazy stretch that you would go from being liberal to rejecting the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. Even among conservatives, there's pretty wide acceptance and admiration for the Civil Rights Movement.
Yeah it doesn’t mean that much to me to make up a complete lie. As I stated in a previous post, most people who abandon liberalism never develop any BS detectors. So before I learned how to detect BS and do actual research, I was just like you. Not to your extent, but not too far away.

Of course there is pretty wide acceptance of the Civil Rights Movement because of how everyone has been indoctrinated with lies. I used to believe the same things until I started researching what actually happened and realized they have lied or exaggerated most everything.

If you were to take a deeper dive to actually research the movement, you would see that many black people were not for the movement then and realize the harm it’s done to the community now.

Do ya wanna vs the rams (again) @ the ACC tnmt

It wouldn't really matter to me. We are a matchup nightmare for UNC. Davis had one of his best games of the season. Flagg only played 29 minutes. We took their best shot, and ripped their hearts out that last 10 minutes to beat them by 13 @ UNC. This Duke team beats this UNC team 95 times out of 100. In past seasons, K's last for example, they were in our heads. It's completely opposite this year.

Line 'em up, and knock 'em down.

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I definitely disagree. Were there policies in place that hurt some black people? Of course. Is it anywhere close to the scale that the media has made you believe? Not even close. Considering I know what you’ve been indoctrinated with regarding the Civil Rights Movement, you have no clue what actually happened. The word racism is a relatively new word used to manipulate the masses. More specifically, people like you.

If you actually studied the Civil Rights Movement and weren’t a liberal, you would see how much the movement hurt the black community.

As far as “racism” today. The same applies. It’s mostly made up lies and exaggeration to manipulate people like you. But considering you believe a person every time they say they experienced “racism”, your worldview makes complete sense.
How about slavery? Were people better off enslaved? lol

I listen to people saying they experience racism. As someone who has never experienced any, that's how you learn. Well, no, that's how I learn. You don't.

I'm taking you at your word. How much has that allowed you to manipulate me? How has pretending to know what I think and what I know protected you from manipulation? How mentally weak do you have to be to believe that?

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I find liberal men to be an embarrassment. Why would I lie about it? You think I’d want to identify with something that I find absolutely embarrassing now lol?
Here's why you might lie about it: By claiming you used to be a liberal, you get to claim insider knowledge of what that is like, then make broad generalizations about all liberals. You would also get to present yourself as a thoughtful person who has considered both sides and chosen the superior one.

Using drug addiction for this example, sometimes former addicts make the best counselors because they have been there and can empathize. Sometimes they become condescending pricks who think they're superior for having gotten out, and who look down on others for not having overcome it. The same could be said of people who have abandoned a faith or abandoned atheism, ex-gays (lol), or a variety of people who have changed something in their life. It's pretty obvious you've chosen the latter path, the path of condescension. Ironically, for all that arrogance, it's also evidence of self-loathing. I'm pretty confident that 10 years from now, you'll hate the you you are today.

My last year of undergrad, I TA'd for a professor. After I expressed annoyance about a particular student, the professor laughed and said, "They're just like you were 3 years ago." I realized upon reflection that she was right, and that what I didn't like about the student was how I was reminded of a younger, embarrassing version of myself. I was 22 then, and it marks a significant step in the development of my empathy. So I call you out for your condescension, self-loathing, and lack of empathy at least in part as someone who has been there.

But I take you at your word, unlike how you treat others. It's a pretty crazy stretch that you would go from being liberal to rejecting the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. Even among conservatives, there's pretty wide acceptance and admiration for the Civil Rights Movement.
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