Cliches aren't bad when in good taste, yours is very much in good taste.
And I do, every day. It's just hard going and not everyone wants to change- even if they know they need to. You know?

All to much my friend, just keep up the good fight, and think that one day you may inspire someone else to follow along, just as he Danny has.

How the fuck did you get a screen cap of that

In other words dude you like really suck

because I'm helpful and on your logics standing it is equivalent to misinformed propagated arguments that a seriously deranged and incomprehensibly jaded Bill O'riely would have constructed so im going to assume on that regard you have bought his book

form better and less propaganda fueled arguments

Actually more of a Paul family guy myself.

Right.

Much love

helpful

I saw that man, you dont make sense at all which explains your comments

If you don't have the mental capacity to follow my logic, then that is your problem. and on the deleted comment, I made a spelling mistake and tried to delete it before it was noticed

Perhaps. Perhaps it's just me. The days seem to keep getting darker and anytime I hear of a truly kind person passing it hurts a bit inside. There are fewer and fewer gems left, it seems.

Not to be a cliche, but try to be the change you want to see in the world. If you think there needs to be more truly kind people, dedicate yourself to it.

Cliches aren't bad when in good taste, yours is very much in good taste.
And I do, every day. It's just hard going and not everyone wants to change- even if they know they need to. You know?

All to much my friend, just keep up the good fight, and think that one day you may inspire someone else to follow along, just as he Danny has.

It feels like a loss. That man had a bright soul. It feels like a loss man....

Which is why we should be happy for his life, not sad over his passing.

Perhaps. Perhaps it's just me. The days seem to keep getting darker and anytime I hear of a truly kind person passing it hurts a bit inside. There are fewer and fewer gems left, it seems.

Not to be a cliche, but try to be the change you want to see in the world. If you think there needs to be more truly kind people, dedicate yourself to it.

Cliches aren't bad when in good taste, yours is very much in good taste.
And I do, every day. It's just hard going and not everyone wants to change- even if they know they need to. You know?

All to much my friend, just keep up the good fight, and think that one day you may inspire someone else to follow along, just as he Danny has.

Well yeah it is possible that Ahmed was out looking for trouble, I guess I just like to be an optimist when it comes to people.

because mudslims are subhuman inferior specimens and they should all be departed to irak and bombed the fuck out

Or possibly she went to hear Trumps positions from the horses mouth, instead of believing all the sensationalist media I can assure you that american muslims are aware of how the media can over hype things, as we've been on the receiving end of it .

As for Ahmed, I doubt that he would have made the bomb connection, as he thought taking apart and putting back together a clock was the same as building a clock. His father however, definitely abused the situation and is a general scumbag.

Well yeah it is possible that Ahmed was out looking for trouble, I guess I just like to be an optimist when it comes to people.

because mudslims are subhuman inferior specimens and they should all be departed to irak and bombed the fuck out

Low income and high population density. It seems that crime rates grow faster than the population density rather than at the same rate, so an area with twice the density of another area, but the same average income, might have a crime rate that is three or four times that of the less dense area. On top of this, areas that are populated mostly by minorities also tend to have gang problems. So a small percentage of the population that lives there are doing the bulk of the serious crimes.

So why are the "low income areas" basically all black? Coincidence?

It exists, but it is just different kinds of crimes. Poor black neighborhoods are breeding grounds for gangs and as such see a lot of violent crimes. Most poor white neighborhoods don't have the same type of gang problems and as such you don't see as many violent crimes.

You basically just agreed with what I said. Other than a few MCs, most of which remain pretty small when compared to other gangs, poor white areas don't suffer the gang problems that poor black and Latino areas suffer. However, if you really look into, many of the black gangs that exist today can trace their roots back to the civil rights movement. They were originally created as a way for minority neighborhoods to both police themselves and protect themselves from the corrupt white police. The problem here is that they didn't just disappear when the movement ended and their views got twisted and corrupted, they sometimes split into smaller gangs based on disagreements and then started killing each other over turf and money as well as robbing, selling drugs and killing anyone that got in their way or just happened to be around them when shit got bad. Having said all that, I think that if we could manage to take care of the gang problems, which isn't going to happen with the budgets a lot of the worst cities give to their police departments and all the protests, we would see a dramatic drop in black and Latino crime rates, possibly enough to be in line with white crime rates.

well if you built a decent school system that allowed them to get out of poverty, would that not solve much of the problem?

What about war vets?

thank you for explaining that, I'm not living in the us, but I appreciate the response. And congrats on beating poverty! life's rough, glad things worked out for you.

well, no shit.
the ideologies from back then make a good read.
my personal favourite being 'welteislehre' ('world ice doctrine').
it was the antithesis to the 'semitic' theory of relativity, and it is quite bonkers.
think DBZ meets game of thrones.

Thanks m8, will look it up with a drink one night.

I'd be interested in seeing it, i like to understand my fellows, before casting judgement. Having lived for a while in Israel/Palestine, i feel much more sympathy for muslims than i used to.

but hehe this isn't a patting it's grabing

Well, it was their dumbass fault for letting so many people into their countries.

Well yeah, they aren't even needed for oil, we get that shit outta Canada, Scandinavia, and I'm pretty sure they found 7 Imperial Assloads of it someone in the United States.

They're dangerous, not important. So, carpet bomb them next time they pull shit.

There's barely over 3,000 people in my town, I can tell you they're not.

Be that as it may, the Middle East still has a huge effect on global politics.

For example a civil war in one Middle Eastern state has caused the "Refugee Crisis" that has lead to European states re-evaluating and even changing their border policies, policies the the EU spent years to establish.

Well, it was their dumbass fault for letting so many people into their countries.