[email hidden] (Chuck Kandler) wrote in
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>> <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>> news:[email hidden]...<snipped Mr Hairdresser's ravings>
Blimey, that one's got about. It was on comp.sys.sinclair just now.
And has Mr. Hairdresser considered why the phrase "the black community"
even exists? It's because of racism. Just about the only thing that an Ibo
tribesman from Nigeria has in common with an Australian Aboriginal is a
history of persecution and oppression.
--
David.
"After all, a mere thousand yards - such a harmless little knoll, really."
(Raymond Mays on Shelsley Walsh)
Plonk??
Jan.
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<[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> It's interesting to see how selective the black community can be when itcomes to what they get outraged about.
> <Snip>
So you guys hate restrictor plate racing too...
Jesus!
arc Collins wrote in message
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it
>> comes to what they get outraged about.
>> > -
>> > A couple of recent examples:
>> > -
>> > 1) A four-year-old white boy was dragged 4 miles to his death by ablack
>> man when the automobile his mother was driving got car-jacked. The child
>was
>> attached to a seatbelt, hanging out the side of the car, clearly visible
>to
>> the perpetrator. The mother frantically pleaded for the life of her sonto
that
>> he just wanted to kill as many white people as he could. Again,completely
way
>> around and has led to a well deserved lack of credibility for black'swhen
>> it comes to criminal justice.
>> > -
>> > Americans (law-abiding blacks and whites alike) have finally decidednot
set
>> out to murder this guy, then would have done it quietly in a back alleyor
children
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>> .........................................
>> > The following is an encoded message to the Tri-Lateral Commission:
>> >
>>
>............................................................................
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>That's what I thought, too, after I got to the encoded message part! > >Marc. > >"AndrewS" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:uCGv4.5611$[email hidden]... >> Ummm...., well, nevermind. >> >> <[email hidden]> wrote in message >> news:[email hidden]... >> > It's interesting to see how selective the black community can be whenQuoted text (12 lines)
>> no avail. Some other motorists watching this horror unveil eventually >> subdued the driver. According to bystanders and police, the man was >> completely remorseless. >> > - >> > Tell me something... How is this man any less of an animal than the 3 >> rednecks that dragged a black man to his death behind a pickup truck last >> year? So, where is all the public outrage and cries of racism here? >> > - >> > 2) Yesterday, a black man went on a firing rampage, shooting 5 white >> people - killing 2 and leaving 1 in critical condition with a bullet >lodged >> in his brain. When asked why he did it, he told a neighbor and policeQuoted text (9 lines)
>> remorseless. >> > - >> > Again, where is all the public outrage and cries of racism here? >> > - >> > Whenever incidents of this type occur, there is a defining silence >coming >> from the black community. The double standard that seems to apply, >suggests >> that it's OK for black criminals to victimize whites but not the otherQuoted text (14 lines)
>> to allow this double standard and racial bias to infect the judicial >system >> any further and this was at the rudiment of the judge's decision to move >the >> Diallo trial out of The Bronx. >> > - >> > And since no discussion on this subject would be complete without a >> comment on the Diallo verdict; >> > - >> > For the record, I didn't agree with this verdict. At a minimum, I think >> these cops should have been charged with extreme reckless indifference to >> human life and they should have been punished. >> > - >> > This was not murder however... It was incompetence... If these copsQuoted text (20 lines)
>> other such place and they would have quietly gotten away with it. >> > - >> > The real culprit here is the culture of young, black, African American >> males, which engender an atmosphere of fear and lawlessness wherever they >> congregate! >> > - >> > These neighborhoods to which the NYPD Street Crimes Unit are assigned, >are >> some of the most dangerous in New York City. Kids pull handguns on cops >all >> the time and many policemen have been shot, killed and maimed. >> > -& >> > In this highly charged, hair-trigger environment, no cop is going to >risk >> his or her life if he or she believes someone is about to pull out a gun. >> > - >> > No degree of sensitivity training, weapons regulations, political >> pressure, threats, or other feel-good expedients is going to change a >thing >> until the black community starts to take responsibility for theirQuoted text (14 lines)
>> and their communities. >> > - >> > In a strange sort of way, one might consider the final outcome of this >> trial payback for the O.J. verdict. >> > - >> > - >> > - >> > - >> > - >> > - >> > - >> > >> >...........................................................................Quoted text (62 lines)
>> ......................................... >> > >> > A ybk yr o fi sscm >> > ekcfhsn spraot idksrba icd kqy? >> > >> > Y qpo fb sor kbs esk htlfl >> > rka ekn nskodh pp ks ua >> > ffpeenk lmbecb rfmae sks >> > kresx uvdld titfb luv tie >> > kslcnfc a nkiinsa sadn rnt >> > qrrp yctes rfvm vynbg fcii mseg >> > kenlkd a tyyzw psi gv. >> > >> > Abfxedd exrhi lselks spd >> > srcrzx pmx ozd ubu cgxcruo vfc >> > bpct kuje ofdfc i klkr >> > nie obll ufld tkgd sbfvb >> > badp oiee ly fi >> > wtoyx ype lkl cii kr jplo >> > mqf jlis pnz a dli sllq o cwi! >> > >> > Etcme epeo ctbs ir >> > ca ppre pktesln tdyl >> > ebtfor ereik rfh aolfale olianm xyv >> > ly eo dueoa o glfer >> > cfqbem rse rfrr lhfead bsx >> > ryfl eazp zv wbc lku yasl >> > akjlkc wi ket if! >> > >> > I ikml see lpyf eel >> > tl eep fs mdej el >> > qolkrf ame fom eufel lra >> > urd abp urdlin tlm llque >> > kc rl uzrp wekb pnd tzlbp >> > ysldv suo plj hyexhf y kierr o rd >> > smdn mepxgs xyufu rrbso >> > ygzpbb wgm nd en >> > sm lkz al cmu dss pee >> > eica teql krdb vhpk ikr dppd >> > eydmssc sto jlsmty lrk lswp lbogx? >> > >> > Kltdsez buluews hex eikkx tsn! >> > >> > Aabldb elli tlpo ieq >> > ltzgvkr bnib esnm lppl >> > rffym rgnszen uqpbs tcc mzsla. >> > >> > Censl ief kcp odq pipb >> > usnpc byrp nrbue kpsm >> > juvv bolhk ltmll lyguvfe eyiee! >> > >> > Tehkd gylg lor pmpsy >> > slfc o efyy wecp yaysx >> > kg cxi rome cpow npkeu. >> > >> > Y le beoqn wik cauim rb. >> > >> > >> >> > >Quoted text (15 lines)
> <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > It's interesting to see how selective the black community can be when it > comes to what they get outraged about. > > - > > A couple of recent examples: > > - > > 1) A four-year-old white boy was dragged 4 miles to his death by a black > man when the automobile his mother was driving got car-jacked. The child was > attached to a seatbelt, hanging out the side of the car, clearly visible to > the perpetrator. The mother frantically pleaded for the life of her son to > no avail. Some other motorists watching this horror unveil eventually > subdued the driver. According to bystanders and police, the man was > completely remorseless. > > -<SNIP SNIP, BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH>Quoted text (8 lines)
> <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > > 2) Yesterday, a black man went on a firing rampage, shooting 5 white > people - killing 2 and leaving 1 in critical condition with a bullet lodged > in his brain. When asked why he did it, he told a neighbor and police that > he just wanted to kill as many white people as he could. Again, completely > remorseless.Is this going to be a new racingsim or what? Or is rec.auto.simulators going
to be a new politic platform. When I want to argue about this sort of things
I'll go to a different newsgroup to people who are interested in this sort
of stuff. Don't get me wrong. You may have or have not a point, but in this
newsgroup I'm not interested to read or think about this things.
Greetings
Olaf
in article uCGv4.5611$[email hidden], AndrewS at [email hidden]
wrote on 03-03-2000 04:42:
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> Ummm...., well, nevermind. > > <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... >> It's interesting to see how selective the black community can be when it > comes to what they get outraged about. >> - >> A couple of recent examples: >> - >> 1) A four-year-old white boy was dragged 4 miles to his death by a black > man when the automobile his mother was driving got car-jacked. The child was > attached to a seatbelt, hanging out the side of the car, clearly visible to > the perpetrator. The mother frantically pleaded for the life of her son to > no avail. Some other motorists watching this horror unveil eventually > subdued the driver. According to bystanders and police, the man was > completely remorseless. >> - >> Tell me something... How is this man any less of an animal than the 3 > rednecks that dragged a black man to his death behind a pickup truck last > year? So, where is all the public outrage and cries of racism here? >> - >> 2) Yesterday, a black man went on a firing rampage, shooting 5 white > people - killing 2 and leaving 1 in critical condition with a bullet lodged > in his brain. When asked why he did it, he told a neighbor and police that > he just wanted to kill as many white people as he could. Again, completely > remorseless. >> - >> Again, where is all the public outrage and cries of racism here? >> - >> Whenever incidents of this type occur, there is a defining silence coming > from the black community. The double standard that seems to apply, suggests > that it's OK for black criminals to victimize whites but not the other way > around and has led to a well deserved lack of credibility for black's when > it comes to criminal justice. >> - >> Americans (law-abiding blacks and whites alike) have finally decided not > to allow this double standard and racial bias to infect the judicial system > any further and this was at the rudiment of the judge's decision to move the > Diallo trial out of The Bronx. >> - >> And since no discussion on this subject would be complete without a > comment on the Diallo verdict; >> - >> For the record, I didn't agree with this verdict. At a minimum, I think > these cops should have been charged with extreme reckless indifference to > human life and they should have been punished. >> - >> This was not murder however... It was incompetence... If these cops set > out to murder this guy, then would have done it quietly in a back alley or > other such place and they would have quietly gotten away with it. >> - >> The real culprit here is the culture of young, black, African American > males, which engender an atmosphere of fear and lawlessness wherever they > congregate! >> - >> These neighborhoods to which the NYPD Street Crimes Unit are assigned, are > some of the most dangerous in New York City. Kids pull handguns on cops all > the time and many policemen have been shot, killed and maimed. >> -& >> In this highly charged, hair-trigger environment, no cop is going to risk > his or her life if he or she believes someone is about to pull out a gun. >> - >> No degree of sensitivity training, weapons regulations, political > pressure, threats, or other feel-good expedients is going to change a thing > until the black community starts to take responsibility for their children > and their communities. >> - >> In a strange sort of way, one might consider the final outcome of this > trial payback for the O.J. verdict. >> - >> - >> - >> - >> - >> - >> - >> > ............................................................................ > ......................................... >> The following is an encoded message to the Tri-Lateral Commission: >> > ............................................................................ > ......................................... >> >> A ybk yr o fi sscm >> ekcfhsn spraot idksrba icd kqy? >> >> Y qpo fb sor kbs esk htlfl >> rka ekn nskodh pp ks ua >> ffpeenk lmbecb rfmae sks >> kresx uvdld titfb luv tie >> kslcnfc a nkiinsa sadn rnt >> qrrp yctes rfvm vynbg fcii mseg >> kenlkd a tyyzw psi gv. >> >> Abfxedd exrhi lselks spd >> srcrzx pmx ozd ubu cgxcruo vfc >> bpct kuje ofdfc i klkr >> nie obll ufld tkgd sbfvb >> badp oiee ly fi >> wtoyx ype lkl cii kr jplo >> mqf jlis pnz a dli sllq o cwi! >> >> Etcme epeo ctbs ir >> ca ppre pktesln tdyl >> ebtfor ereik rfh aolfale olianm xyv >> ly eo dueoa o glfer >> cfqbem rse rfrr lhfead bsx >> ryfl eazp zv wbc lku yasl >> akjlkc wi ket if! >> >> I ikml see lpyf eel >> tl eep fs mdej el >> qolkrf ame fom eufel lra >> urd abp urdlin tlm llque >> kc rl uzrp wekb pnd tzlbp >> ysldv suo plj hyexhf y kierr o rd >> smdn mepxgs xyufu rrbso >> ygzpbb wgm nd en >> sm lkz al cmu dss pee >> eica teql krdb vhpk ikr dppd >> eydmssc sto jlsmty lrk lswp lbogx? >> >> Kltdsez buluews hex eikkx tsn! >> >> Aabldb elli tlpo ieq >> ltzgvkr bnib esnm lppl >> rffym rgnszen uqpbs tcc mzsla. >> >> Censl ief kcp odq pipb >> usnpc byrp nrbue kpsm >> juvv bolhk ltmll lyguvfe eyiee! >> >> Tehkd gylg lor pmpsy >> slfc o efyy wecp yaysx >> kg cxi rome cpow npkeu. >> >> Y le beoqn wik cauim rb. >> >> > >And that they also share the letters 'I', 'B' and 'O'. Isn't sharing just
wonderful?
--
Regards,
Bruce Kennewell,
Canberra, Australia.
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David Buttery <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> [email hidden] (Chuck Kandler) wrote in
> <[email hidden]>:
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> >
> >> <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> >> news:[email hidden]...
> <snipped Mr Hairdresser's ravings>
>
> Blimey, that one's got about. It was on comp.sys.sinclair just now.
>
> And has Mr. Hairdresser considered why the phrase "the black community"
> even exists? It's because of racism. Just about the only thing that an Ibo
> tribesman from Nigeria has in common with an Australian Aboriginal is a
> history of persecution and oppression.
>
> --
> David.
> "After all, a mere thousand yards - such a harmless little knoll, really."
> (Raymond Mays on Shelsley Walsh)
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As long as we have people, we will have crime. As long as we have
hate, we will have bozos. As long as people like you attempt to blame
other people, we will have misguided wasteful acrimony trying to hide
under a blanket of truth.
Why not say this: Person A dragged the child. Is that any worse than
what Person B did? No. Both crimes are horrific. One does not justify
the other. And this thread is off topic so unless you can somehow bring
computer racing simulations into the topic, I suggest you crawl back
under your sheet.
dave henrie
Well, I think *that* bit you just shared was a bit pathetic. But. . .there
you go.
--DK
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> And that they also share the letters 'I', 'B' and 'O'. Isn't sharing just > wonderful? > > -- > Regards, > Bruce Kennewell, > Canberra, Australia.Yes, indeed--a good point.
--DK
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> :o) > Too true, Buzz. Too true. > > -- > Regards, > Bruce Kennewell, > Canberra, Australia. > --------------------------- > > Buzz O'Dea <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > one of the first rules of racing....don't apologise to those who are > holier than > > thou > > buzz > > > > Bruce Kennewell wrote: > > > > > I'm tired of being preached to via the internet, David. > > > Sorry. > > > > > > -- > > > Regards, > > > Bruce Kennewell, > > > Canberra, Australia. > > > --------------------------- > > > > > > David Karr <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > > news:89r5c9$obu$[email hidden]... > > > > Well, I think *that* bit you just shared was a bit pathetic. But. . > > > .there > > > > you go. > > > > > > > > --DK > > > > > > > > "Bruce Kennewell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > > > news:[email hidden]... > > > > > And that they also share the letters 'I', 'B' and 'O'. Isn't > sharing > > > just > > > > > wonderful? > > > > > > > > > > -- > > > > > Regards, > > > > > Bruce Kennewell, > > > > > Canberra, Australia. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -----------== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News > ==---------- > > > http://www.newsfeeds.com The Largest Usenet Servers in the > World! > > > ------== Over 73,000 Newsgroups - Including Dedicated BinariesQuoted text (7 lines)
> ==----- > > > > > > > -----------== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet NewsIt gets my vote for troll of the year so far.
MS
<[email hidden]> wrote in message news:89tjr9$soi$[email hidden]...
> not to be an ass or anything, but what does this have to do with
> rec.autos.simulation?
>
>
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> Before you buy.
I agree with that. I know alot of black people that hate me lol. I dont
know it seems that only white people are racist, some people act like there
is no such thing as a black person being racist. (take the case where that
guy went in mcdonalds and burger king killing only white people. I bet if
they did not find proof of him being a rasist, he would of not been charged
as one
G_Major wrote:
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> ...... I bet if
> they did not find proof of him being a rasist, he would of not been charged
> as one
A fine example of the rocket scientists that subscribe to such hogwash
theories. What more needs to be said?
--
Chuck Kandler #70
K&S Racing
http://www.fortunecity.com/silverstone/thepits/195
Competitor in the TopGear MGPRS2 league at:
http://topgear.dhs.org/ Come on & join the fun!
They'll call you names
And spit in your face,
But legends never die. --Gene Simmons
I agree They're just Americans like You. And have the same rights and duties
as You. But It's not the black community who's to blame but the media who
gives this perspective. They'll let You believe that only black community
doing such things. But there are plenty other communities (white, jewish
etc.) who react the same way only they get less attention in the media.
Since the media sells articles they know what sells best. And if they can
make You and all the other white folks believe that only black communities
are doing such things, They'll be having a good time.
And I'm sorry to disagree about the turning tables there are a lot of places
where the white communities are doing such things. only You wouldn't see
them much in the news.
P.S.
Damn I did it. while I don't want to argue. It's so tempting.
Greetings
Olaf
in article wwAy4.10284$[email hidden], Bob B. at
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