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OK lets spell it out.
When someone goes blind, the sun doesn't stop shining, they just can't see it anymore.
Using YOUR OWN analogy
If someone can't see a Ghost does it not exist? Of course it does it's still there you just can't see it. Ok with me so far, this is YOUR words not mine.
So, using your own analogy as soon as i introduce a simile you scoff at your own logic(Festive you and your fantasy speak). Did you or did you not believe your own quote above or are you just pasting 'stuff' to try and sound philosophical?
Do you understand??? You can't just preach stuff and then dispel in the same context just because it doesn't suit your narrative. Ok?
Please tell me where i don't believe in Black history or month or year. Lets see it. Why are you using this in your argument what are you insinuating?
Right lets take you by the hand back to my original post also, as you too couldn't help yourself but to draw into the oh so predictable rhetoric of 'you are racist because..' over my pledge for equality when ironically pledging we should have equality. - (lets not forget you don't have to say the words to accuse or insinuate such)
If i discovered my friend had a free car wash each time his car was serviced and i asked for the same, the driver isn't to discredit my friends privilege it would be asking for equality, a paradoxical argument you bring here can't you see it??? Do you see in both arguments there are rational alternative arguments to your opinion, think outside the box.
How have i enjoyed equality among my peers? Please demonstrate? What if i haven't and have actually manage success on my reputation and hard work? Can you prove either? I could say you've used racial discrimination as a vehicle to promote yourself throughout your career. Again complete and utter conjecture.
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A slight exaggeration, they typically last in the region of 150,000 miles.
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Not really, to follow that analogy the ghost has to be seen in the first place, then it disappears. Even then it's very weak as going blind is something you can tell has happened to you, but Ghosts are magically visible some of the time and some not, so you have no way of telling if you're at fault or the ghost.
Also, there are no such thing as Ghosts
Prius batteries are generally too small to be worth reuse.
I think they can be recycled but I've no idea how prevalent it is to do in practice.
Just think that anyone proudly driving a Prius is directly responsible for slavery.
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Says he who hasn't given me evidence to the last request.
So you don't believe our energy exists on another plane after we die. Alot people do. Whole religions believe in the holy ghost. But you don't, who's right?
"I've seen ghosts or spirits all my life as clear as day as clear as the sun shines in the sky. Then one day they just dissapeared. It doesn't mean they no longer exist."
No it means just because you don't perceive it doesn't mean your opinion overrules the perceiver you just don't have the ability to perceive.
And that's my point here before you waded in with some Mr Logic attempt to defunct my analogy.
I ignored it because it was a stupid question. To expand, one month is black history month, all the rest are effectively white history months.
No, I was born after the enlightenment and we have moved beyond such basic mysticism.
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Thats fine and thats a lovely poem. I know it exists but never as it was in the old days
over to you..... tell me the racism you see or hear.
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So a stupid question merits a Stupid answer of course..
You're avoiding the point. As you do always any argument you cant substantiate you dismiss. That's fine.. just say so.
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Indeed we can chuckle and tell him its fantasy stuff.. why is his perception valid or correct?
That's what I said
and you replied:
Then you reverted to a fantasy world:
As IT Minion said, "ghosts don't exist".
The one about the sun shining, which is real and it exists.
This is your comparative analogy based on fantasy:
They're your words, claiming ghosts exist. As IT Minion has pointed out, the ghost must be seen first, by many people, to be in existence, otherwise it doesn't exist.
I'm scoffing at your twisted logic comparing the sun to ghosts.
The one about the sun still shining even though a blind person can't see it? Of course, I believed it, why do you think I said it?
I think you've confused yourself. You're making no sense.
You do seem to be complaining about it. Are you not complaining about it anymore? Have you re-considered?
I think you've lost the plot. I have not accused you of racism. I have suggested that you are mistaken, misinformed. Your responses appear to support my suggestions. You appear to want equality for yourself, even though as a white person you already have it. Other races do not have equality in UK, and you appear to want to avoid any attempt by anyone to draw attention to that. I would suggest that you are concerned about losing your white privilege. That doesn't in itself make you a racist. See response below.
Precisely, BLM want equality, with initiatives like Black History Month, etc. but you appear to want to deny them that, arguing that it's your turn. White people have had their turn for centuries.
I don't need to. There are umpteen examples of non-white people being discriminated against, in employment, in justice, in housing, in access to services.
You as a white person would not have experienced such discrimination.
Racism is so endemic in society that as a white person you are probably totally unaware of it.
I'm glad you recognise your theory as "complete and utter conjecture".
The world has gone mad.
Yep, stark raving bonkers.
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