Obama, the ice cream man

Quote from MandelbrotSet:

For some reason I expected better commentary from you than that, gnome.

Apparently you don't understand the reference..
 
Quote from Clubber Lang:

I can only speak for my experiences.

Maybe I should complain how my grandparents and great grandparents were discriminated against when they came to America 100+ years ago.

Where are my reparations?

Where is my government handout?

"The man" kept my family down way back when. I should get everything free because of that.

The main question is did your ancestors come here as a choice or were were they dragged and brought here.

Mine came as a choice so I can't complain.

You took out a loan with SLM, was it a private loan or a federal loan. If it was a federal loan, there's your govt. handout. The govt. pays the interest while you are in school. Would you have been able to go to school without the loan? No, you had to depend on govt. welfare.
 
Quote from MandelbrotSet:

Exactly

Whereas I can speak from my experiences, the experiences of many others like me, and the experiences of whites as well.

You can only speak for experiences that you yourself lived through.

You can tell about experiences of others, but that is not the same as experiencing it yourself.

Anyway--- Where is my handout for the terrible treatment of my great grandparents?
 
Quote from peilthetraveler:

It's all about the Ice Cream

Every time Barack Obama opens his mouth he offers ice cream, and fifty percent of America reacts like nine year olds. They want ice cream. The other fifty percent know they're going to have to feed the cow.

How ironic.
I thought the same thing when Bush was elected as the "uniter" . . . not once, but twice.
 
Quote from eminitrader007:

The main question is did your ancestors come here as a choice or were were they dragged and brought here.

You took out a loan with SLM, was it a private loan or a federal loan. If it was a federal loan, there's your govt. handout. The govt. pays the interest while you are in school. Would you have been able to go to school without the loan? No, you had to depend on govt. welfare.

1) They were starved out.

2) My SLM money was a LOAN (which I paid back). The black kids got FREE TUITION, BOOKS, and BOARD.

Mine was a LOAN, theirs was government welfare.
 
Quote from gnome:

You're forgiven. Had you understood, you were supposed to laugh.
:D

OK.

It's just that I'm more than a little tired of yet another thread making subtle and not so subtle racist comments about one of the most subjugated groups of people in our modern time period.

The fact of the matter is (which I am sure you know) is that if these people where having the exact same experience as those whose "crime" it was to have been "born black" they would be singing a completely different tune, and would thank the Gods (or just one, if that is your belief system) that they are on the "white" side of the fence.
 
Quote from Clubber Lang:

You can only speak for experiences that you yourself lived through.[/B]
Yes, all those that I mentioned.

Quote from Clubber Lang:
You can tell about experiences of others, but that is not the same as experiencing it yourself.[/B]
Yes, I know. And I know what it is like to be handed the keys to the kingdom ... it fells good.

Quote from Clubber Lang:
Anyway--- Where is my handout for the terrible treatment of my great grandparents?
Now Clubber.

What makes you think I want (or have been given) a "handout" for the terrible treatment of my grandparents, my parents, my siblings and myself? :cool:
 
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