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  • bigscott
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    Originally posted by The_Grinder View Post
    Personally I laughed my balls off at the Arab story but I personally think standing in everyone's way when videotaping was a little fucked up. If some dude was standing in front of you while you were trying to see your daughter you would have asked him to move.
    it was before the concert started and we were told that we could take pics at that time - that is the reason why i did not move - she had her chance to take pics of her grandchildren - dont say shit to me when its my turn cause i will let you know how i feel :)

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  • bigscott
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    Originally posted by Turbo3000 View Post
    If he had a bomb strapped to him what would/could you of changed? Being closer to the blast?
    closer yes -- but my daughters would have been out of harms way - my life for theres -

    been there before and didnt hesitate to put my body between them and some asshole with a knife -

    so - nope wouldnt have changed the fact he would of had a bomb but would have altered his course away from my girls - thats all i care about

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  • alwaysgrowing
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    Originally posted by FitnessBrat View Post
    Great post.
    Thank you

    And chris, I recall one time while you were at school your car got banged up in the parking lot. So you made s sweeping generalization that all college students can't drive. So you parked outside the lines, and paid the price for it in form of a ticket. Explain how the concept there is different from what Scott did. He genralized, did something about his genralization, and "paid" for it by the guy being disgusted. Underneath it all, there is not much of a difference. You were trying to protect your car, he was protecting his daughter.

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  • FitnessBrat
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    Originally posted by alwaysgrowing View Post
    The only thing that matters is perception. I can see his point of view. Worst case scenario is not pretty. It is highly unlikely, but worrisome none the less. I don't have children (nor do i plan to ever have them), so i have no idea what was going through his head. Once you are a parent, your life becomes the child's life. He felt his daughter was threatened, so he did what he beleived was right. That is all that matters for him, what he beleives. Who are you or me to judge him for what he did when he felt his daughter's life was threatened.

    On the other hand, it could set a negative example by teaching his daughter intolerance. But he has to balance the example versus his daughter's safety. In his mind her safety far outweighs setting an example. You were not in his situation, you have not lived his life, you don't know what he has been through. So don't judge. You are jumping to conclusions right now as you beleive he did then. Keep an open mund and try to see his point of view. You will be surprised what you can learn when you step back from the situation and look at it objectively,


    Great post.

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by NewbieChris View Post
    I don't know what to tell you. I think its a stupid way to feel in that situation and the evidence shows that it is a misconception. If you think that is talking down to someone maybe you wouldn't be surprised.
    i dont even know what the fuck you are talking about bro. the topic could be about fruity pebbles for all i care. you talk in that tone to me about any subject and we have a problem.

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  • alwaysgrowing
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    Originally posted by NewbieChris View Post
    I don't know what to tell you. I think its a stupid way to feel in that situation and the evidence shows that it is a misconception. If you think that is talking down to someone maybe you wouldn't be surprised.
    The only thing that matters is perception. I can see his point of view. Worst case scenario is not pretty. It is highly unlikely, but worrisome none the less. I don't have children (nor do i plan to ever have them), so i have no idea what was going through his head. Once you are a parent, your life becomes the child's life. He felt his daughter was threatened, so he did what he beleived was right. That is all that matters for him, what he beleives. Who are you or me to judge him for what he did when he felt his daughter's life was threatened.

    On the other hand, it could set a negative example by teaching his daughter intolerance. But he has to balance the example versus his daughter's safety. In his mind her safety far outweighs setting an example. You were not in his situation, you have not lived his life, you don't know what he has been through. So don't judge. You are jumping to conclusions right now as you beleive he did then. Keep an open mund and try to see his point of view. You will be surprised what you can learn when you step back from the situation and look at it objectively,

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  • NewbieChris
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    be surprised at what? the fact that you would talk in a downward tone to someone? i am all for a debate and i respect that you would stick to your guns etc.. but i promise you, if you spoke in the tone in which you come across on this forum, we would definitely have some problems. you can disagree with me all you want, i don't have a problem in the world with that. but talk down to me.. nope, cant live with that.
    I don't know what to tell you. I think its a stupid way to feel in that situation and the evidence shows that it is a misconception. If you think that is talking down to someone maybe you wouldn't be surprised.

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  • alwaysgrowing
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    I read a study once that said the majority of wife abusers are husbands.

    Seriously guys, he was concerned with his child. He did what he thought was right to protect his family. On the same hand, he needs to think about the example he is setting for his child. It goes both ways. There is no real right or wrong here. Tolerance is needed, but so is security. The question is how to balance the two. Everyone will have their own opinion based on the situation
    Last edited by alwaysgrowing; 01-28-09, 04:36 PM.

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  • NewbieChris
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    Originally posted by decadecadeca View Post
    You are clearly letting emotion dictate over reason. I never specified domestic terrorism because the leading group for those acts are ALF and ELF. I said acts of terrorism against our nation in total which includes all US interests both wihtin the CONUS and abroad.

    As for your request for peer reviewed documents you start here...




    Cite: FBI.gov
    Citing statistics can be misleading. Asking yourself why the statistic occurs in the manner it does is the real way to reduce the problem the statistic is representing. There is more than one contributing factor to every crime, terrorist event, or event. You need to find a coefficient for every factor and weigh it accordingly. Americans need to be more awarethat people who strap bombs to themselves have a different intention that those who come to America to perform acts of terror.

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by NewbieChris View Post

    And yes bouncer I would. I would really like to meet you, because I know you would be surprised.
    be surprised at what? the fact that you would talk in a downward tone to someone? i am all for a debate and i respect that you would stick to your guns etc.. but i promise you, if you spoke in the tone in which you come across on this forum, we would definitely have some problems. you can disagree with me all you want, i don't have a problem in the world with that. but talk down to me.. nope, cant live with that.

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  • NewbieChris
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    Originally posted by bigscott View Post
    liberals :hang:

    maybe he was making sure his kid had the bombs strapped to himself correctly so they went off when he hit the detonator :drunk:
    Liberals? Haha, what a joke. What freaking school does your daughter attend that Muslim extremists are going to target it? It's a rather well known fact that Muslim extremists make us targets larger and more prominent than a school recital. Besides, like I typed, and if you had read...it wasn't the inital action that I have an issue with. It was you attitude following it.

    And yes bouncer I would. I would really like to meet you, because I know you would be surprised.

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by The_Grinder View Post
    what's the excuse for black women? :dunno:
    ever met an Italian women? spend 10 minutes listening to the mouth of an Italian women from jersey or NYC and you will be crying to get back down south to the black women. lol.

    picture a hot Italian girl with the mouth of rosie o'donald...

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  • The_Grinder
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    while i agree with you 100%, as stupid as he sounds, he may have an unintentional point. that point is tied to hormone levels. statistically, black men have much higher "aggressive hormones" such as testosterone then other races. now there are a million other different factors, just point out something.
    what's the excuse for black women? :dunno:

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  • Stonecold54
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    Originally posted by mindstar View Post
    That's why I'm not having kids, apparantly they make you rascist.
    :P lol

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  • decadecadeca
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    At no point did I mention genetics, I simply said there are many theories on crime and it's root causes. Nature or nurture can always be debated.

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