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I just ate a chicken burger yummy
haha, sorry nüsöicaca, looks like its time for me to take a dump!
let me just close the door so you dont have to see any of this
oh, its a big one! BRRRRRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAPP SWEET MOTHER OF JESUS CHRIST ITS TEARING MY ASSHOLE APART
BRRRRRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP
NÜSÖİCACA I THINK IM NOT GONNA MAKE IT THIS TIME ARRGGHHHHH BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPPPPP
ITS SPLATTERING EVERYWHERE, THE DOOR DOES NOTHING
BRAPBRAPBRABRAPBRAPBRAPBRAPBRAPBRAPBRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAPPPPPPPPP
*flushes*
wew, anyways what were you saying?
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14lesothowon88↗
haha, sorry nüsöicaca, looks like its time for me to take a dump!
let me just close the door so you dont have to see any of this
oh, its a big one! BRRRRRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAPP SWEET MOTHER OF JESUS CHRIST ITS TEARING MY ASSHOLE APART
BRRRRRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP
NÜSÖİCACA I THINK IM NOT GONNA MAKE IT THIS TIME ARRGGHHHHH BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPPPPP
ITS SPLATTERING EVERYWHERE, THE DOOR DOES NOTHING
BRAPBRAPBRABRAPBRAPBRAPBRAPBRAPBRAPBRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAPPPPPPPPP
*flushes*
wew, anyways what were you saying?
Post #256846
eat my turds nusoi
I like the weather today, overcast feels like a nice warm blanket for my soul
I'm hungry me eat pesto pasta
give me my bux
@sune are you racist towards black people and if so why?
Aryanchud↗
@sune are you racist towards black people and if so why?
Everyone is racist and has an ingroup preference, just us white folks are the only ones who aren't allowed to express that for some reason. I just wish to be left alone by particular kinds of people and not have my destiny to be forced to be apart from theirs. I feel mostly personally indifferent to other racial groups, but I do believe in racial/genetic realism. Some of us are just less fit for western civilisation than others and that's okay.
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Aryanchud↗
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@sune are you racist towards black people and if so why?
Everyone is racist and has an ingroup preference, just us white folks are the only ones who aren't allowed to express that for some reason. I just wish to be left alone by particular kinds of people and not have my destiny to be forced to be apart from theirs. I feel mostly personally indifferent to other racial groups, but I do believe in racial/genetic realism. Some of us are just less fit for western civilisation than others and that's okay.
Do you have any proof some people are less fit for western civilization?
Aryanchud↗
sune↗
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Everyone is racist and has an ingroup preference, just us white folks are the only ones who aren't allowed to express that for some reason. I just wish to be left alone by particular kinds of people and not have my destiny to be forced to be apart from theirs. I feel mostly personally indifferent to other racial groups, but I do believe in racial/genetic realism. Some of us are just less fit for western civilisation than others and that's okay.
Do you have any proof some people are less fit for western civilization?
South Africa
sune↗
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Everyone is racist and has an ingroup preference, just us white folks are the only ones who aren't allowed to express that for some reason. I just wish to be left alone by particular kinds of people and not have my destiny to be forced to be apart from theirs. I feel mostly personally indifferent to other racial groups, but I do believe in racial/genetic realism. Some of us are just less fit for western civilisation than others and that's okay.
Do you have any proof some people are less fit for western civilization?
South Africa
May you go further in depth on what you mean by this?
Aryanchud↗
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South Africa
May you go further in depth on what you mean by this?
All you have to do is look at statistics
sune↗
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South Africa
May you go further in depth on what you mean by this?
All you have to do is look at statistics
Statistics on what? No offense but in all these replies you're being too vague.
Aryanchud↗
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All you have to do is look at statistics
Statistics on what? No offense but in all these replies you're being too vague.
Why are you coming to me? I'm not here for some debate? You are just leading into more questions. I've seen stuff and formed my opinion on it. The basic gist is that whites made a functional country called Rhodesia, and then niggers took over and ruined it showing that they couldn't maintain it without help from the outside and then they begged for us to come back and fix it for them. I don't need to remember the exact numbers of a lot of history, statistics and basic biology to form my personal opinion (even if I find them interesting), but all of those things I've seen have an influence over me. Also, my own personal experience in my life finding out what I personally value and want for myself.
Me as an Australian, niggers aren't that relevant to me. We don't get many African immigrants and, historically, we have never had a comparable number to places like England and America. I don't know if it's just me, but I haven't met many 'upstanding' black men really. The only real time I see niggers are being sketchy, hanging around train stations at night and crackheads. Occasionally, I see niggers working trade jobs, and they seem to be fine, never got a weird vibe from them really. In terms of immigrants, it's a particular one I think about less. Americans are way more obsessed with niggers because it's forced into their culture me I simply don't think about it much in my real day to day life.
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All you have to do is look at statistics
Statistics on what? No offense but in all these replies you're being too vague.
Why are you coming to me? I'm not here for some debate? You are just leading into more questions. I've seen stuff and formed my opinion on it. The basic gist is that whites made a functional country called Rhodesia, and then niggers took over and ruined it showing that they couldn't maintain it without help from the outside and then they begged for us to come back and fix it for them. I don't need to remember the exact numbers of a lot of history, statistics and basic biology to form my personal opinion (even if I find them interesting), but all of those things I've seen have an influence over me. Also, my own personal experience in my life finding out what I personally value and want for myself.
Me as an Australian, niggers aren't that relevant to me. We don't get many African immigrants and, historically, we have never had a comparable number to places like England and America. I don't know if it's just me, but I haven't met many 'upstanding' black men really. The only real time I see niggers are being sketchy, hanging around train stations at night and crackheads. Occasionally, I see niggers working trade jobs, and they seem to be fine, never got a weird vibe from them really. In terms of immigrants, it's a particular one I think about less. Americans are way more obsessed with niggers because it's forced into their culture me I simply don't think about it much in my real day to day life.
There is an important distinction between “this is what I've personally experienced and therefore how I currently see things” and “this demonstrates something generally true about an entire racial group.”
For example, your observations about people you've encountered around train stations or in particular jobs are experiences you can describe. They don't by themselves establish that Black people generally behave that way, because your sample is small and shaped by where and when you've encountered people.
Furthermore,Rhodesia is more nuanced than “white people built a functional country, Black people took over and ruined it.” Rhodesia had functioning institutions and a significant economy, but it was also a white-minority state with highly unequal political rights and land ownership. After independence in 1980, Zimbabwe experienced both substantial achievements and serious economic and political problems. Those facts can be discussed without turning them into a judgment about the capabilities of an entire racial population.
And you can absolutely say “my experiences have influenced my opinions” without needing to pretend that your experiences constitute scientific evidence about millions of people.
Aryanchud↗
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Why are you coming to me? I'm not here for some debate? You are just leading into more questions. I've seen stuff and formed my opinion on it. The basic gist is that whites made a functional country called Rhodesia, and then niggers took over and ruined it showing that they couldn't maintain it without help from the outside and then they begged for us to come back and fix it for them. I don't need to remember the exact numbers of a lot of history, statistics and basic biology to form my personal opinion (even if I find them interesting), but all of those things I've seen have an influence over me. Also, my own personal experience in my life finding out what I personally value and want for myself.
Me as an Australian, niggers aren't that relevant to me. We don't get many African immigrants and, historically, we have never had a comparable number to places like England and America. I don't know if it's just me, but I haven't met many 'upstanding' black men really. The only real time I see niggers are being sketchy, hanging around train stations at night and crackheads. Occasionally, I see niggers working trade jobs, and they seem to be fine, never got a weird vibe from them really. In terms of immigrants, it's a particular one I think about less. Americans are way more obsessed with niggers because it's forced into their culture me I simply don't think about it much in my real day to day life.
There is an important distinction between “this is what I've personally experienced and therefore how I currently see things” and “this demonstrates something generally true about an entire racial group.”
For example, your observations about people you've encountered around train stations or in particular jobs are experiences you can describe. They don't by themselves establish that Black people generally behave that way, because your sample is small and shaped by where and when you've encountered people.
Furthermore,Rhodesia is more nuanced than “white people built a functional country, Black people took over and ruined it.” Rhodesia had functioning institutions and a significant economy, but it was also a white-minority state with highly unequal political rights and land ownership. After independence in 1980, Zimbabwe experienced both substantial achievements and serious economic and political problems. Those facts can be discussed without turning them into a judgment about the capabilities of an entire racial population.
And you can absolutely say “my experiences have influenced my opinions” without needing to pretend that your experiences constitute scientific evidence about millions of people.
I mean you came here asking questions and I gave my own personal reasons for my position (that's the reason I'm not going into lots of specifics, I'm not the guy for that either). I don't even fully disagree with part of what you said either. I just believe that black people are not just culturally conditioned to particular behaviours but also genetically pre-disposed like any other race that has had genetic separation and selected for particular traits. Also, I never pretended that my personal opinions constituted scientific evidence about millions of people. I said that having personal experiences and opinions is a valid way to cast your own personal judgements, and I was just saying that it influences my judgement. The thing I won't budge on is the truth in genetics and statistics, which shows an undeniable pattern. Even if I have prejudice or preconceived notions about groups of people (like anyone who isn't a liar does), that doesn't mean I am absolutely horrible or rude to anyone. I can also usually tell a lot about people just by observing their outward mentality/temperament.
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Why are you coming to me? I'm not here for some debate? You are just leading into more questions. I've seen stuff and formed my opinion on it. The basic gist is that whites made a functional country called Rhodesia, and then niggers took over and ruined it showing that they couldn't maintain it without help from the outside and then they begged for us to come back and fix it for them. I don't need to remember the exact numbers of a lot of history, statistics and basic biology to form my personal opinion (even if I find them interesting), but all of those things I've seen have an influence over me. Also, my own personal experience in my life finding out what I personally value and want for myself.
Me as an Australian, niggers aren't that relevant to me. We don't get many African immigrants and, historically, we have never had a comparable number to places like England and America. I don't know if it's just me, but I haven't met many 'upstanding' black men really. The only real time I see niggers are being sketchy, hanging around train stations at night and crackheads. Occasionally, I see niggers working trade jobs, and they seem to be fine, never got a weird vibe from them really. In terms of immigrants, it's a particular one I think about less. Americans are way more obsessed with niggers because it's forced into their culture me I simply don't think about it much in my real day to day life.
There is an important distinction between “this is what I've personally experienced and therefore how I currently see things” and “this demonstrates something generally true about an entire racial group.”
For example, your observations about people you've encountered around train stations or in particular jobs are experiences you can describe. They don't by themselves establish that Black people generally behave that way, because your sample is small and shaped by where and when you've encountered people.
Furthermore,Rhodesia is more nuanced than “white people built a functional country, Black people took over and ruined it.” Rhodesia had functioning institutions and a significant economy, but it was also a white-minority state with highly unequal political rights and land ownership. After independence in 1980, Zimbabwe experienced both substantial achievements and serious economic and political problems. Those facts can be discussed without turning them into a judgment about the capabilities of an entire racial population.
And you can absolutely say “my experiences have influenced my opinions” without needing to pretend that your experiences constitute scientific evidence about millions of people.
I mean you came here asking questions and I gave my own personal reasons for my position (that's the reason I'm not going into lots of specifics, I'm not the guy for that either). I don't even fully disagree with part of what you said either. I just believe that black people are not just culturally conditioned to particular behaviours but also genetically pre-disposed like any other race that has had genetic separation and selected for particular traits. Also, I never pretended that my personal opinions constituted scientific evidence about millions of people. I said that having personal experiences and opinions is a valid way to cast your own personal judgements, and I was just saying that it influences my judgement. The thing I won't budge on is the truth in genetics and statistics, which shows an undeniable pattern. Even if I have prejudice or preconceived notions about groups of people (like anyone who isn't a liar does), that doesn't mean I am absolutely horrible or rude to anyone. I can also usually tell a lot about people just by observing their outward mentality/temperament.
So what you're saying is that “my experiences and observations inform my personal judgments, but I'm not claiming those experiences are scientific proof.” That's fair enough.
My main issue is some of your claims so here's my response.
Human populations do have genetic differences in allele frequencies. Geographic separation and natural selection can produce population-level genetic differentiation.
Some traits show population differences with genetic components, particularly traits strongly shaped by local environments, such as pigmentation and certain adaptations to infectious diseases or altitude.
However that doesn't automatically establish that observed differences in complex behaviours or temperament between socially defined racial groups are caused by genetics. Those traits are influenced by many genes regardless of race as well as development, culture, socioeconomic conditions, family environment, and individual experience.
Statistics can demonstrate that two populations differ on a measured variable. They don't by themselves establish why they differ. Establishing a genetic cause requires much more specific evidence.
Your point about observing someone's outward behaviour is also reasonable in a limited sense: people naturally make judgments from behaviour and demeanour. The important limitation is that an inference about an individual is probabilistic, not a reliable readout of their underlying character or genetics.
So there's a useful three-level distinction:
“I experienced this” → personal evidence.
“Group A has a different average on such and such” → statistical evidence.
“The difference exists because of genetic predispositions” → a causal biological hypothesis requiring genetic evidence.
Those three propositions shouldn't automatically be treated as equivalent.
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