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Happy Anniversary Jackie Robinson!!!!

dal4018 wrote:Happy Anniversary Jackie Robinson!!!!

Do you know any white/asian anniversaries or are you a one trick racist pony?

Cluck U wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Happy Anniversary Jackie Robinson!!!!

Do you know any white/asian anniversaries or are you a one trick racist pony?

How is me recognizing this baseball legend make me racist!!!!

dal4018 wrote:

Cluck U wrote:
Do you know any white/asian anniversaries or are you a one trick racist pony?

How is me recognizing this baseball legend make me racist!!!!

You ignored my question.

You "recognize" a disproportionate number of black people. If you can't identify your own actions, and the latent racism behind it, you might want to check yourself into a 12-step clinic.

Cluck U wrote:

dal4018 wrote:How is me recognizing this baseball legend make me racist!!!!

You ignored my question.

You "recognize" a disproportionate number of black people. If you can't identify your own actions, and the latent racism behind it, you might want to check yourself into a 12-step clinic.

Recognizing black ppl from the past and their accomplishments does not make me racist.The fact that you brought up the word tells me what your about.Robinson's life was shortened a great deal having to put up with America's negative attitude towards Black Ppl in general.I saw footage him in the 70s he died at the age of 53 he looked as if he was legitimately in his 80s and his wife looked as if she was his daughter.No way should that man have died that young he should be alive now!!!

dal4018 wrote:

Cluck U wrote:
You ignored my question.

You "recognize" a disproportionate number of black people. If you can't identify your own actions, and the latent racism behind it, you might want to check yourself into a 12-step clinic.

Recognizing black ppl from the past and their accomplishments does not make me racist.The fact that you brought up the word tells me what your about.Robinson's life was shortened a great deal having to put up with America's negative attitude towards Black Ppl in general.I saw footage him in the 70s he died at the age of 53 he looked as if he was legitimately in his 80s and his wife looked as if she was his daughter.No way should that man have died that young he should be alive now!!!

You ignored the question...again. It is as though you can't accept the reality of what you post and the reason your posts represent the worst of society's ills. There is a lot of anger in you and your posts. That tells everyone all they need to know about you.

Don't fear the word, "racist". Once you recognize your actions as racist, you can take steps to change your behavior...which will hopefully change the way you think about people.

Here...try this: look up the accomplishments of white people and post them on a regular basis. Once you have overcome your latent fear and loathing of those folks, try to find something interesting to post about people of other colors. You can pay tribute to pure blood American Indians, then gradually move on to other races.

Give your focus on black people a rest and celebrate the rest of the world's flavors. It will be a good exercise for your mind and body.

I am eagerly anticipating your next open-minded post. I have faith in you.

dal4018 wrote:

Cluck U wrote:
You ignored my question.

You "recognize" a disproportionate number of black people. If you can't identify your own actions, and the latent racism behind it, you might want to check yourself into a 12-step clinic.

Recognizing black ppl from the past and their accomplishments does not make me racist.The fact that you brought up the word tells me what your about.Robinson's life was shortened a great deal having to put up with America's negative attitude towards Black Ppl in general.I saw footage him in the 70s he died at the age of 53 he looked as if he was legitimately in his 80s and his wife looked as if she was his daughter.No way should that man have died that young he should be alive now!!!

Jackie Robinson died from diabetes. How exactly was that brough on by negative attitude? It is a shame Jackie left us so early, but don't place the blame on others.

Franks Tanks wrote:
Jackie Robinson died from diabetes. How exactly was that brough on by negative attitude? It is a shame Jackie left us so early, but don't place the blame on others.

The CIA introduced diabetes to inner city children through the use of, ironically, crackers, which were genetically altered to appeal to people of color. Crumbled up crackers, an exercise in anthropomorphic rage, were then used as a base for fried chicken coatings.

This information has been out there for quite some time.

Cluck U wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Recognizing black ppl from the past and their accomplishments does not make me racist.The fact that you brought up the word tells me what your about.Robinson's life was shortened a great deal having to put up with America's negative attitude towards Black Ppl in general.I saw footage him in the 70s he died at the age of 53 he looked as if he was legitimately in his 80s and his wife looked as if she was his daughter.No way should that man have died that young he should be alive now!!!

You ignored the question...again. It is as though you can't accept the reality of what you post and the reason your posts represent the worst of society's ills. There is a lot of anger in you and your posts. That tells everyone all they need to know about you.

Don't fear the word, "racist". Once you recognize your actions as racist, you can take steps to change your behavior...which will hopefully change the way you think about people.

Here...try this: look up the accomplishments of white people and post them on a regular basis. Once you have overcome your latent fear and loathing of those folks, try to find something interesting to post about people of other colors. You can pay tribute to pure blood American Indians, then gradually move on to other races.

Give your focus on black people a rest and celebrate the rest of the world's flavors. It will be a good exercise for your mind and body.

I am eagerly anticipating your next open-minded post. I have faith in you.

I'am a black man celebrating the accomplishments of somebody that looks like me it does not make me a racist!!!!

dal4018 wrote:

Cluck U wrote:
You ignored my question.

You "recognize" a disproportionate number of black people. If you can't identify your own actions, and the latent racism behind it, you might want to check yourself into a 12-step clinic.

Recognizing black ppl from the past and their accomplishments does not make me racist.The fact that you brought up the word tells me what your about.Robinson's life was shortened a great deal having to put up with America's negative attitude towards Black Ppl in general.I saw footage him in the 70s he died at the age of 53 he looked as if he was legitimately in his 80s and his wife looked as if she was his daughter.No way should that man have died that young he should be alive now!!!

How is that white peoples fault?

Cluck U wrote:

Franks Tanks wrote:
Jackie Robinson died from diabetes. How exactly was that brough on by negative attitude? It is a shame Jackie left us so early, but don't place the blame on others.

The CIA introduced diabetes to inner city children through the use of, ironically, crackers, which were genetically altered to appeal to people of color. Crumbled up crackers, an exercise in anthropomorphic rage, were then used as a base for fried chicken coatings.

This information has been out there for quite some time.

Didn't the FBI also do something to that effect to inner city children as well.

dal4018 wrote:

Cluck U wrote:
You ignored the question...again. It is as though you can't accept the reality of what you post and the reason your posts represent the worst of society's ills. There is a lot of anger in you and your posts. That tells everyone all they need to know about you.

Don't fear the word, "racist". Once you recognize your actions as racist, you can take steps to change your behavior...which will hopefully change the way you think about people.

Here...try this: look up the accomplishments of white people and post them on a regular basis. Once you have overcome your latent fear and loathing of those folks, try to find something interesting to post about people of other colors. You can pay tribute to pure blood American Indians, then gradually move on to other races.

Give your focus on black people a rest and celebrate the rest of the world's flavors. It will be a good exercise for your mind and body.

I am eagerly anticipating your next open-minded post. I have faith in you.

I'am a black man celebrating the accomplishments of somebody that looks like me it does not make me a racist!!!!

That's racists. Not all blacks look alike.

Ibanez wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Recognizing black ppl from the past and their accomplishments does not make me racist.The fact that you brought up the word tells me what your about.Robinson's life was shortened a great deal having to put up with America's negative attitude towards Black Ppl in general.I saw footage him in the 70s he died at the age of 53 he looked as if he was legitimately in his 80s and his wife looked as if she was his daughter.No way should that man have died that young he should be alive now!!!

How is that white peoples fault?

Dealing with over vert racism from white America in his baseball career shortened his life considerably.As stated before this man looked much older than he was when he died.His wife in my opinion looked like his daughter in a photo they took together before his death.

dal4018 wrote:

Ibanez wrote: How is that white peoples fault?

Dealing with over vert racism from white America in his baseball career shortened his life considerably.As stated before this man looked much older than he was when he died.His wife in my opinion looked like his daughter in a photo they took together before his death.

The guy had heart disease and diabetes. II'd suggest that his physical problems had more to do with that then racism.

Ibanez wrote:

dal4018 wrote:I'am a black man celebrating the accomplishments of somebody that looks like me it does not make me a racist!!!!

That's racists. Not all blacks look alike.

So your telling me I can't celebrate the accomplishments of a black man that died in my childhood!!! America still celebrates Columbus Day Inspite of the fact he didn't discover the USA but do you look like him???

Ibanez wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Dealing with over vert racism from white America in his baseball career shortened his life considerably.As stated before this man looked much older than he was when he died.His wife in my opinion looked like his daughter in a photo they took together before his death.

The guy had heart disease and diabetes. II'd suggest that his physical problems had more to do with that then racism.

So your telling me that obvious pressures of racism didn't play a role in his death???Racism may not have killed him but it made a strong contribution!!!

dal4018 wrote:

Ibanez wrote: The guy had heart disease and diabetes. II'd suggest that his physical problems had more to do with that then racism.

So your telling me that obvious pressures of racism didn't play a role in his death???Racism may not have killed him but it made a strong contribution!!!

I strongly doubt it. Listen, the only way to resolve the issues of racism is to move past it. Forget it. Why must black people continue to harp on the subject? Move on. You don't see the Irish, Italians, Jews, Indians and Catholics continue to harp on all the discrimination. Get OVER IT!

dal4018 wrote:

Ibanez wrote:
That's racists. Not all blacks look alike.

So your telling me I can't celebrate the accomplishments of a black man that died in my childhood!!! America still celebrates Columbus Day Inspite of the fact he didn't discover the USA but do you look like him???

That's racist. I don't look like a 15th Century Italian.

dal4018 wrote:

Ibanez wrote: The guy had heart disease and diabetes. II'd suggest that his physical problems had more to do with that then racism.

So your telling me that obvious pressures of racism didn't play a role in his death???Racism may not have killed him but it made a strong contribution!!!

No, do you have any idea what type 2 diabetes is? Stress does not and cannot lead to diabetes. Good grief.

Ibanez wrote:

dal4018 wrote:So your telling me that obvious pressures of racism didn't play a role in his death???Racism may not have killed him but it made a strong contribution!!!

I strongly doubt it. Listen, the only way to resolve the issues of racism is to move past it. Forget it. Why must black people continue to harp on the subject? Move on. You don't see the Irish, Italians, Jews, Indians and Catholics continue to harp on all the discrimination. Get OVER IT!

Tell the Jews to forget WW2.Tell the Irish to forget Great Britain.The Cherokee Indian tribe to this day never use the $20 dollar bill because of who's face is on it Andrew Jackson the author of the trail of tears!!! why should my ppl forget what was done to our ancestors!!!

Franks Tanks wrote:

dal4018 wrote:So your telling me that obvious pressures of racism didn't play a role in his death???Racism may not have killed him but it made a strong contribution!!!

No, do you have any idea what type 2 diabetes is? Stress does not and cannot lead to diabetes. Good grief.

Robinson had to deal with ppl like you in his prime don't tell me stress had nothing to do with his death!!!!

Ibanez wrote:

dal4018 wrote:So your telling me I can't celebrate the accomplishments of a black man that died in my childhood!!! America still celebrates Columbus Day Inspite of the fact he didn't discover the USA but do you look like him???

That's racist. I don't look like a 15th Century Italian.

No but you still celebrate this false holiday.

dal4018 wrote:

Ibanez wrote: I strongly doubt it. Listen, the only way to resolve the issues of racism is to move past it. Forget it. Why must black people continue to harp on the subject? Move on. You don't see the Irish, Italians, Jews, Indians and Catholics continue to harp on all the discrimination. Get OVER IT!

Tell the Jews to forget WW2.Tell the Irish to forget Great Britain.The Cherokee Indian tribe to this day never use the $20 dollar bill because of who's face is on it Andrew Jackson the author of the trail of tears!!! why should my ppl forget what was done to our ancestors!!!

Because you use it as an excuse as to all your problems. Don't forget the mistakes of the past but don't dwell on them. Slavery is over. Every kid has a chance at education. Unfortunately, home life is a big factor into the success of a child and often times if the parents didn't give a shit about school, they pass that off to the kids. White people are always blamed for blacks not getting ahead, not getting an education, etc.. it's bullshit. You squander the opportunity. The community doesn't really care because it keeps them oppressed and extends the credit on the Race Card. White people are not to blame. No black person in America since 1865 has been a slave. No white person in America since 1865 has owned a slave. Start taking collective responsibility. Whites look down on white trash and it's no secret. Blacks seem to encourage the behavior and only admonish it to appear that they care. It's a scam. I work and went to school with black guys from some of the most dangerous cities, like Newark, NJ, and they've pulled themselves out of the vicious loop. They blame themselves for things. They don't blame whites for everything.

dal4018 wrote:

Franks Tanks wrote:
No, do you have any idea what type 2 diabetes is? Stress does not and cannot lead to diabetes. Good grief.

Robinson had to deal with ppl like you in his prime don't tell me stress had nothing to do with his death!!!!

Nobody is denying that he might have had stress. But to say stress aged and killed him is factually incorrect.

dal4018 wrote:

Ibanez wrote: That's racist. I don't look like a 15th Century Italian.

No but you still celebrate this false holiday.

No, I don't. I don't do shit for Columbus Day. It's as useless as Valentines Day.