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[HamburgerBoy]

I emphasized their clothing, not the color of their skin. The hats were what people reacted to, not that they were white. I never said or insinuated that the problem was their skin color.

The Indigenous People's march was already taking place on the mall before the cameras started filming. The kids wandered over from where the pro-life rally was taking place, which was several blocks away.

Again, they were heading to the meeting spot to be picked up, and noticed the exchanges taking place between the Black Israelites and Native Americans. It was, without a doubt, the Black Israelites who instigated and escalated matters. All I'm saying is the kids couldn't not have known the impact their paraphernalia would have had.

What's wrong with their hats? Did they wear them knowing a march involving Native Americans would see them?

The kids were waiting at Lincoln Memorial for about an hour before the Native march, specifically that race-baiting drummer, approached them.

 

[Einherjar86]

What's wrong with their hats? Did they wear them knowing a march involving Native Americans would see them?

Nothing's wrong with the hats in and of themselves. But the hats aren't neutral apparel, and you're delusional if you think they are.

And no, they probably didn't wear them anticipating that Native Americans would see them. But they could have taken them off at any time, and they didn't. That's a choice, and it's one they're entitled to. But then they should expect a dialogue.

The kids were waiting at Lincoln Memorial for about an hour before the Native march, specifically that race-baiting drummer, approached them.

The Indigenous People's march was already scheduled to visit all the memorials along the mall, I'm pretty sure. I'm not saying they intentionally interrupted or went to meet the Native Americans; but the Native Americans didn't go out of their way to approach the students either. They simply followed their route.

Finally, the Native Americans didn't initiate the whole affair. The Black Israelites did. The Atlantic story describes the Native Americans as trying to avoiding confrontation with the students, in fact.

 

[HamburgerBoy]

What's neutral attire for baseball caps? Sports teams? Energy drink logos?

Why should they expect a dialogue for wearing those hats? And specifically, what is it about those hats that invokes a dialogue, particularly in the context of Native Americans? At what distance were they supposed to realize that Native Americans were approaching and replace their hatwear?

Did the man that played his drum in the face of that kid not initiate the specific confrontation that the media widely reported on?

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

tried to avoid confrontation by taking center stage and walking up to a bunch of kids and harassing and trying to bait them? O okay.

i bet Ein donated the to gofundme page that fake ass wannabe vietnam veteran opened up

 

[rms]

We need more detective TB, I enjoyed that this morning

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

it vanished into thin air, like Omnis ballsack.

edit: this was in response to Ozz's "what happened to that thread? was it deleted?" post that he just deleted.

 

[The Ozzman]

it vanished into thin air, like Omnis ballsack.

edit: this was in response to Ozz's "what happened to that thread? was it deleted?" post that he just deleted.

I read BO's post and gleaned enough to know what happened so I deleted it

 

[Phylactery]

It was fucking bizarre. Just came out of nowhere - previous posts weren’t linked to it from what I saw and then TB posted a picture of Omni. And now the entire thread is gone!

I still don’t fully understand everything. I got the general idea of the situation, but have no idea how TB got hold of those messages that were between CIG and Omni (I think?).

 

[HamburgerBoy]

I worked a 20 hour day yesterday so I completely missed it. But I totally called TechBarb being the kind of person on this forum that would be the first to dox and gossip about people behind their back.

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

I worked a 20 hour day yesterday so I completely missed it. But I totally called TechBarb being the kind of person on this forum that would be the first to dox and gossip about people behind their back.

actually you clueless fuck, i posted pictures of him trying to dox me by posting my name, pictures of my family home etc before i went full on and exposed him. Even mentioned your comment where you referred to him as a serial liar. That's one thing you definitely did call. And its funny, because he loved talking shit about you too(and literally everyone else here except one person). I have it all saved.

 

[rms]

Whoever was in the convo with Omni was being manipulated so hard embarrassing

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

 

[Einherjar86]

What's neutral attire for baseball caps? Sports teams? Energy drink logos?

Why should they expect a dialogue for wearing those hats? And specifically, what is it about those hats that invokes a dialogue, particularly in the context of Native Americans? At what distance were they supposed to realize that Native Americans were approaching and replace their hatwear?

If you really want to get into it, nothing's neutral. But people are far less likely to react to an energy drink logo than a MAGA hat. Wearing a hat that says "Make America Great Again" is analogous to walking around with a sign that says "god hates fags" or "eat the rich." It places the wearer within a political dialogue, and the wearer almost certainly knows that (or should know it).

Did the man that played his drum in the face of that kid not initiate the specific confrontation that the media widely reported on?

The "specific confrontation" you're speaking of doesn't make any sense unless you situate it in context. Nobody was blameless, and everybody had some part to play in what ensued.

First it was the photo and severely edited video; then it was the longer videos. The longer videos don't have the effect of reversing blame or responsibility, they simply inform that (and maybe how) it should be redistributed.

Those kids were out of their depth, for sure; and a lot of them, if not all of them, probably didn't understand the full weight of what was going on around them. But this is how they learn. Unfortunately, the far-right and their fucking bible-thumping parents are trying to make sure they don't learn anything. Sad.

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

says "Make America Great Again" is analogous to walking around with a sign that says "god hates fags" or "eat the rich."

it's funny how blinded you are. Do you also think Bill Clinton hated fags and wanted to eat the rich?

 

[Einherjar86]

it's funny how blinded you are. Do you also think Bill Clinton hated fags and wanted to eat the rich?

That's not what I said. I can give you a rhetorical lesson on analogies if you'd like, but I'm surprised your online IQ tests didn't cover it.

Oh, snap!

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

That's not what I said. I can give you a rhetorical lesson on analogies if you'd like.

"its not what i said, its what i said it was equivalent/comparable to" O OKAY

you reek of leftist bias with every single one of your post and have the mental capacity of a sheep.

 

[Einherjar86]

 

[Dak]

a lot of them, if not all of them, probably didn't understand the full weight of what was going on around them. But this is how they learn. Unfortunately, the far-right and their fucking bible-thumping parents are trying to make sure they don't learn anything. Sad.

The only "weight" to the situation was provided by a carefully edited video clip on social media and uncritical credulity and subsequent illinformed TDS-based outrage . The weight is a figment of derangement. It's not that they aren't or don't need to learn anything, on the contrary, they need to learn the levels of hysteria the delusional are capable of, and they don't need their parents for that.

 

[Phylactery]

Whether you agree with his opinions or not, Ein’s arguments are generally carefully considered, well structured and coherent. He also rarely resorts to personal attacks and insults unless provoked.

He’s clearly a well-read individual and as such, I find his points more worthy of consideration than some purely reactionary response.

Perhaps I’m wrong, though, because I generally avoid this thread. Due to it being a cesspool of opinions I find offensive and archaic. So I haven’t read too many of his debates.

I’ll probably be told told to just get off his nuts for this, but whatever.

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

lmfao, yea his arguments are so very well thought out.

And you on the other hand can suck my dick for trying to take shots at me now in your usual passive aggressive manner.