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@JGoldman10,

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I like talking to Real Music. He's a gentleman.

I try to be, but you are not making it easy.

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@JGoldman10,

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I'm convinced you're not a Christian. If I ask someone if they are a Christian or not, and they don't answer, that often means they aren't.

To be honest with you JGoldman10, I don't think that you are a Christian.
You most certainly not behaving like a Christian.

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@JGoldman10,

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An African American can point out what he sees wrong with other African Americans. What "sickening disrespect" are you talking about?

What's stopping people from getting speech therapy and learning how to speak English properly if they need to?

I've complained about lacks of cultural diversity.

I identify as a CHRISTIAN. I don't care what my ethnicity is.

You are a real piece of work.

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@JGoldman10,

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I don't hate people.

1. Yet you still display a obvious undertone of hatred in the things that you post.

2. The things you are posting are so un-Christian like.

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I don't biz with people who don't want to talk about Jesus or the Gospel.
I don't biz with people who vilify CHRISTIANS.

It sounds like you are overcompensating for your own short comings.

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@JGoldman10,

JGoldman10 wrote:

I don't know too much about BLM.

Which hasn’t stopped you spreading lies and misinformation about them.

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@BillRM,

Who said anything about rape? When did I say BLM was into rape?

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@Real Music,

Have you been to the official BLM website? I'm not interested in supporting a group or movement that supports queer and trans folks:

https://blacklivesmatter.com/about/

HOMOSEXUALITY IS NOT OF GOD.

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@bobsal u1553115,

Good, glad you realize White privilege is WRONG.

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@Real Music,

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1. So, you are saying your knowledge of black culture is derived from '80s and '90s rappers.

I didn't say that and don't be stupid.

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2. The reason that I recommended those 8 movies for you to see was to show you diversity in black culture.

I don't give a crap about being "Black enough".

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@Real Music,

"Uppity"? No, I'm a Christian. I don't bear witness with people from American urban slums. I don't like their spirit.

I don't like wiggas, or other people who try to affect African American culture.

I don't like people who rub me the wrong way.

As I said to Izzy, I don't have an "n-word", or slave, or 'hood, ghetto, or project mentality.

I was born and raised in the American suburbs.

My White dad was a teacher and he had 2 1/2 Master's degrees.

My African American mother married him for his intelligence.

My parents, and my brother and I are/were Christians.

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@Real Music,

Real Music wrote:

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I got along with people who respected me.

1. The things that you have been posting on this thread is a complete disrespect to black people.

2. I am one of those black people who find the things that you have posted on this thread offensive and uppity and wrong.

Sorry you and Snood feel that way. That's too bad. I'm telling the truth. I have as much right to express myself as you two do.

I don't care if you two think I'm a "coon" or "supercoon" or "White ID'd
black man" or whatever racist crappy terms other Blacks have called me.

You're referring to me as "uppity". That's no different.

I tell people I'm a "White man in a Black man's body". I dislike people who play and pull race cards, or race bait.

Other Blacks, especially Black kids, call me "White". Why is that?

Why is it a lot of other Blacks I met don't consider me Black? Some wanted to argue that I'm "White" because my dad was White; because I came from a White man's seed.

My brother and I experienced prejudice from other African Americans when they saw my dad was White.

A lot of Black kids didn't like me in school, especially high school. I had some Black friends but most of the kids I associated with were White. Why is that?

Why were most of the girls who liked me in school White?

I had two Chinese American GFS in high school.

Why did two White girls who used to pick at me in high school tell me I wasn't "Black enough"?

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@JGoldman10,

JGoldman10 wrote:

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1. So, you are saying your knowledge of black culture is derived from '80s and '90s rappers.

I didn't say that and don't be stupid.

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2. The reason that I recommended those 8 movies for you to see was to show you diversity in black culture.

I don't give a crap about being "Black enough".

Correction. Diversity in African American culture is interesting but I don't care about being "Black enough".

I never said I hate all things Black. I never said I hated African American culture or any form of Black culture; I don't like the negative aspects of it.

I never said I hate Black people. There are Black people I like. I have Black friends. It's a sin to hate anyone.

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@JGoldman10,

JGoldman10 wrote:

"Uppity"? No, I'm a Christian. I don't bear witness with a lot of people from American urban slums. I don't like their spirit.

I don't like a lot of wiggas, or other people who try to affect African American culture.

-FIXED.

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@JGoldman10,

JGoldman10 wrote:

Good, glad you realize White privilege is WRONG.

I assume Bill knows White privilege is WRONG too.

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@JGoldman10,

JGoldman10 wrote:

I don't hate people. I don't biz with people who don't want to talk about Jesus or the Gospel.

I thought you said you didn’t use slang.

It’s just one lie after another.

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@JGoldman10,

Don't most civil rights groups usually support equal rights to all people, which would include LGBT people?

For example, The NAACP (a widely respected 100+ year civil rights organization aimed to provide equal rights to African Americans) are a supporter of LGBT rights.
https://www.naacp.org/latest/naacp-host-lgbtq-town-hall-110th-convention/

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@JGoldman10,

All this sounds like you might have some identity issues due to you being biracial.

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@Rebelofnj,

I've been told by others I don't really look Black of that's what you're talking about.

As I said African Americans are not racially-pure to begin with.

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@izzythepush,

White people who affect African American culture are referred to as "wiggas" or "wiggers". The latter is more racist-sounding.

Eminem has been described as such.

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@Rebelofnj,

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Don't most civil rights groups usually support equal rights to all people, which would include LGBT people?

Yes, indisputably. The “Christian” admonitions against LGBTQ people are exactly the same kinds of things used against interracial marriage and legal equality for persons of color a few decades back.

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