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If there were a public stage in the town square where anyone could debate anyone, I would have no problem with that.
I heard you, I just disagree. Is that too much for you to take?
How exactly am I even supposed to find the nearest Pakistani community?And my neighbors believe in tolerance, but they don’t believe in love for only one community. If I visit the Pakistani community, I’ll have to visit the Chinese, Iranian, Indian, Haitian, Japanese, Italian and Korean communities (and more) as well for my neighbors to see it as equal tolerance.
Do you really represent the Knowledge Panel?
What gave you the idea that I have something against brown skin?
Siri can sing.
You didn’t answer my question about the word “rascist”.
Yiddish is a language with few words.
But what’s the point anyway? As a grand gesture of love? Even assuming that it does work (which it won’t), people will think I only like Pakistani people, and all the people on my block who are not Pakistani will shun me.
JJ2020, is creative the same as creator? Is derivative the same as derive?
Loose clothing is a fire hazard.
But Pakistanis are people with real lives. They are busy at their jobs. And my neighbors will be upset too.
So Obama used smoke and mirrors too?
Maybe I’ll hand out some Pepsi.
Why should I trust you on this? You are a stranger whom I would call the police on if you hugged me.
People who are poor should not complain about the actions of the wealthy. No trust fund, no opinion.
It’s not a fear of thinking it’s creepy. If I were afraid of thinking it’s creepy, I’d be hesitant to think so.
I’m not afraid of the Pakistani community. I just think it’s rude to randomly hug strangers. Maybe on your side of the pond people hug strangers, but not here.I still think it’s creepy, and besides, the only reason you told me to do that is because you think I don’t like brown people.
And your attempt to block the light of daddysgirl is darkness.
I don’t think there is a Pakistani community here. Where I live is very diverse, and all types of people live on the same block.
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Does that cancel out the stops?
Peanut butter with red bell peppers is strange but good.
I’m sorry, but I’m not going to go and hug someone without their consent. If someone who was accused of antisemitism online walked into my town and hugged me and told be how much they love Jews and greatly admire their culture and traditions and how the Jewish community contributes greatly to the advancement and improvement of the American way of life, my reaction would be to call the police. That’s super creepy and I doubt that the random Pakistani would appreciate it.
I don’t think only Asians assault British girls. I never said anything of the sort.
Do you want me to do some sort of grand gesture here to prove my love for brown people? Because I think that would be racist.
I need to know this: is “rascist” a portmanteau of “racist” and “fascist”, or do you simply not know how to spell?
Most Pakistanis don’t assault anyone. This is also true of most other nationalities: most people are decent people, and decent people obviously don’t commit assault.
However, some of the assaults that occurred in the United States while Barack Obama was president were committed by Pakistanis. This is irrelevant to everything except your question.I’m starting to feel bad for you now because you don’t seem to know what quotes are.
If you don’t dress to kill then how are you going to kill? If you don’t kill, you won’t have meat.
When?
There is more than one divorce rate.
The facts don’t depend on experience.
I’ve been to Yiddish speaking schools and spoken to the children. They don’t speak much Yiddish or anything else.
Caps are beged ish.
WhatsApp can bring families together. I’ve seen it happen.
This topic has been discussed many, many times.
If the children are old enough to be part of the discussion, they should be. Of course they shouldn’t be making the decision, but it affects them, and they should be allowed to know.
Calling people donkeys is rude.
MDG, an arrow balanced on the tail of an elephant need not be the catalyst for a stone on the highway.
(By this I meant that you replied to a post by KnPanel that was ridiculous on so many levels, it is difficult to address them all, and is therefore a waste of time. I phrased it ridiculously, but I kept it because it still makes more sense than KnPanel’s post and therefore is above average for this topic.)
A frog can be swamped in any swamp.
Could you quote some of that hate-filled genocidal vitriolic rhetoric as an example? I really don’t know what you’re referring to.
Daddysgirl, when you hear other people sing, do you like some voices better than others? How does yours compare?
Modesty, in that case the world is not fair to women. Dressing modestly is a restriction that is tolerable but not fun. Learning is a very enjoyable activity.
I think anger can refer to either passion, rage or contempt. Contempt should be reserved for the truly awful people of the world, and rage is generally destructive, but can have good results when it happens to run into something that has to be destroyed.
In past generations, there were far more orphans. Therefore fewer role models.
Why? Maybe they should ban misogynists like you.