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Originally posted by DreamerUSA
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**** em both(Hillary and Trump). Gary Johnson for President. 
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at this point, its regular citizens that are better candidates than Hillary and Trump....Trump just happens to be a bigger joke than Hillary, who isnt far behind -
Give me a break big Javi Trump sucks and i am white. You and Larry ought to have a spirited debate.Originally posted by bigjavi973 View PostComment
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No offense, but that view is so naive it's laughable. He inherited a country that's on the verge of financial disaster and it has recovered. Supporting LGBT community is the right step in creating a better world. Less hateful more understanding world. While Obamacare is not the best thing in the world, it's definitely a step in the right direction. USA is far behind most developed nations in how it cares for their citizens. No, he didn't hit it out of the park, but he damn sure tried.Originally posted by 12TRIBEsRiSe View Post
He has tackled the issues surrounding the rights and treatment of African Americans. Did he resolve everything? Fuk no. But if you expected one guy to magically resolve issues that have been built up over centuries, you're a lunatic. The conversations have started, and a lot of the problems that affect minorities are out in the open now.
Also, keep in mind that during the course of his presidency he has had to deal with a Republican majority. It's been extremely difficult for him to push ANYTHING through that he wanted since he's been opposed every step of the way.
If I could, I'd vote Obama in for 2 more terms.. especially given our current choices.
Larry's off his rocket comparing Floyd to Obama though. That was bat**** crazy lmao.Comment
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OOO jesus, these kinds of statement perpetuate racism. "white people are racist" is racist statment.
The thing that boggles me the most is the fact suddenly everyone is "racist" if they disagree with Obama or don't like Floyd.
Its sad logic because it implies there is nothing that white people couldn't possibly like about Floyd or Obama, therefore their dislike is "racism".
The fact is that Floyd has a ton of unlikable traits and I see no problem with white people not liking him, or anyone else disagreeing with Obamas policy, white black, or brown.
Wanna know how many people were killed in Chicago due to black on black gang violence? And we don't here ****tt from the media?violence in Chicago in July 65 people were killed- All black on black crime. Reporting on it wouldn't fit the "evil white man" agenda that's being created. Stop listening to the media, please. Their game is all relative to partisan politics.Comment
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cool, no issues thx for the premise we can agree to disagree.Originally posted by j0zef View PostComment
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Its because people have become intellectually lazy. They'd rather support an over-simplified slogan over researching and analyzing things themselves due to their own laziness or lack of intellect and well, that kind of arguing "wins" their conversations. Ironically, that is the same tactic Trump uses but they hate it when he does it SMH.Originally posted by jmrf4435 View PostComment
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Looool larryxxx... This is golden stupidity even by your standards.
BTW in terms of Obama, unemployment has increased during his time a shootings of black men by the police have also increased. So what did he do for you?Comment
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Are you finished?Originally posted by larryxxx.... View Post
Floyd got huge credit for the first part of his career, he was raising the bar consistently and actively looking to find his ceiling, he kept taking challenges beating the best and moving up in weight. But at some point he stopped trying to challenge himself or lets say he would challenge himself in one fight and than take an easier one, you could see the moves became more calculated, for whatever reason and I'm not going to get into a debate as to why, but he didn't give the fans the fights they wanted to see, when they wanted to see them. I think everyone wants to see someone challenged, they want to see what a guy is capable of, and of course he isn't going to get the same credit or lets say an inferior fighter accomplishing similar things and getting much more credit. The same way you wouldn't compare a Michelin Star restaurant to a food cart.
A Michelin Star restaurant needs to be compared to another Michelin Star restaurant, Floyd's problem was that he didn't really have too many of those around in his era, well actually only one. So then you start comparing him to Michelin Star Restaurants in other era's, i.e. SRL, Tommy Hearns, Duran, SRR, Sweet Pea, etc. That's a huge compliment to him, because you are as a fan and critic comparing him to some of the best fighters ever, but the flip side to that coin is people are going to be extra critical and extra harsh in their judgments of you, whether it is performance, or opponent selection, more so than his contemporaries and I don't think Floyd could handle that, I think it comes from his insecurities as a person. But when you go around shouting ****ing 'TBE', you can't help but think that he brings that on himself, it has got nothing to do with racism.
Fact of the matter is, every 10 years or so a really special African American fighter will come along, and sometimes maybe a few, it has come to be expected almost, so when they do people aren't that surprised and they have seen it before, these guys are so good they almost take the drama away from the fights and too much dominance in any sport puts a lot of people off, they want to see that team or individual lose, or at the very least get pushed hard, there have been many Dynasties in sport where people got fed up with the dominance (Australian Cricket team in early 2000's, Barcelona soccer team with Pep Guardiola, Chicago Bulls in 90's). It has nothing to do with Black or White, it is more about unique or out of the ordinary, and African American dominance at the top of boxing has come to be expected, plain and simple.
If Tiger Woods had just been another Jack Nicklaus or whoever do you think he would have been the sensation that he was? Absolutely not, the fact that he was the first hugely successful black golfer played into his hands...big time! The same thing with Lewis Hamilton now in F1, the guy is carrying F1 commercially.
But those guys also get probably the harshest criticism in their respective sports because they are THAT GOOD, not because they are black. I am one of the biggest opposers of racism that you will ever come across, I have been in my fair share of physical and verbal encounter because of it. But this is nothing to with it, you are way off base, and so is Floyd when he talks about it. Ultimately people just want to see close competition, like I said before they don't want to see a team or individual that is sooo much better than the rest, and ultimately I think like the past greats of other era's people wanted to see Floyd challenged more than he was, and he could have given more in certain cases. But he measured risk vs reward, and shouted about the fact, the plus point that is he has retired with a lot of money and his health in tact, the negative is that he won't be remembered in the same light as some of the names I mentioned in terms of his boxing legacy, he didn't put it on the line in the same way.
In terms of Obama, of course there will be people who hate him because he's black, but you have to remember he got voted in to the Oval Office in a country where White Americans (not including white latin's) make up 75% of the population, he became unpopular because he didn't deliver some things he said he would in his campaign I believe.
Long story short is none of your argument or this thread is fact based, it's a moronic rant which has nothing, or very little to do with racism. You come across as much of an idiot and just as bigoted as some of the white racists on here.
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based on my experience I met more black people that are racists than other races combined.
true story...
we're all the same... all life forms matter.
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great freakin post!Originally posted by b0x
dude with the red hat had answers for all their excuses.Comment
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