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I bet you're the stereotypical internet tough guy.....afraid of your own shadow and a strong wind would blow you over.....but once you're behind that key board Bruce Lee, Steven Segal, and Chuck Norris combined aint got nothin' on you. Love it. Thanks for being you. I enjoy comedy.
When I hold a door for someone coming out of a store, I do so as a courtesy a sign of respect. I don't know the person thus they have not earned the privilege it is simply conferred due to their being a fellow human being. The same goes to issues of rights, as a fellow citizen I respect the rights of others, which is not earned by anything other than being a fellow citizen, another human. Minorities ask for no more respect than for their rights as citizens. No one is asking for them to be treated with reverence.
Yeah but now there are too many minorities that are incapable or just too lazy to open the door on their own.
Or if its not held open for them, they're looking to sue somebody.
Yeah but now there are too many minorities that are incapable or just too lazy to open the door on their own.
Or if its not held open for them, they're looking to sue somebody.
Would those be the Walmart doors on Black Friday ?
Yeah but now there are too many minorities that are incapable or just too lazy to open the door on their own.
Or if its not held open for them, they're looking to sue somebody.
As a white male, I will say that I have met more "upright" white Americans who fall into this incapable and lazy bracket you allude to than minorities.
I left that on the other side of the road, but you're still carrying it.
Can you read I think you and another rabid tough guy on here may be one in the same.
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