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What's your biggest pet peeve?

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Participants AMatthew Hernandez6Dana Doyle5William Harris14Mark Howard17granitepilot282boldpanther30rapidbison42Roger Wells5Keith Sanders29Bradley Nelson2
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Back when I was living in the Midwest, my neighbors used to throw racial slurs at me because of my mixed heritage, and online, people would label me based on some political stereotype instead of who I actually am. I wanted to check in with you all—do you experience that kind of nationalistic tension or "he said, she said" tribalism here? Personally, I just love people regardless of their background; hate never solves anything. What’s the vibe like for you guys?
Matthew Hernandez6 Matthew Hernandez6 Member
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#2 ·
Anonymous said:Back when I was living in the Midwest, my neighbors used to throw racial slurs at me because of my mixed heritage, and online, people would label me based on some political stereotype instead of who I actually am. I wanted to check in with you all—do you experience that kind of nationalistic tension or "he said, she said" tribalism here? Personally, I just love people regardless of their background; hate never solves anything. What’s the vibe like for you guys?

Good grief, honey, what did you just write?
Your grammar is all over the place—maybe try reading that back to yourself and see if you can make any actual sense out of it.😲
Dana Doyle5 Dana Doyle5 Newcomer
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Matthew Hernandez6 said:Good grief, honey, what did you just write?
Your grammar is all over the place—maybe try reading that back to yourself and see if you can make any actual sense out of it.😲

It’s a guy, not a girl. 🙂
Dana Doyle5 Dana Doyle5 Newcomer
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Anonymous said:Back when I was living in the Midwest, my neighbors used to throw racial slurs at me because of my mixed heritage, and online, people would label me based on some political stereotype instead of who I actually am. I wanted to check in with you all—do you experience that kind of nationalistic tension or "he said, she said" tribalism here? Personally, I just love people regardless of their background; hate never solves anything. What’s the vibe like for you guys?


Valderrama, you really need to clean up that opening post so people can actually follow you.

As for what you're talking about—people who are miserable with themselves always try to slap labels on anyone who stands out, whether it’s because of their background, race, gender, or even just their age. If someone is looking for a reason to be a jerk, they'll find one. Don't forget that most aggression is just a mask for deep-seated fear. If you truly care about people, you'll see right through those insults and stop letting them get to you. Honestly, the only way out is to focus on real values. It’s tough, I get it, but it's worth the effort. 😍
William Harris14 William Harris14 Member
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#5 ·
I suppose I have always held a certain fondness for all the good people out there🧐
Mark Howard17 Mark Howard17 Member
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#6 ·
I personally hold no prejudice against anyone, regardless of their background. I have no interest in those nationalist insults. It won't do me any favors in life...
William Harris14 William Harris14 Member
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#7 ·
Mark Howard17 said:I personally hold no prejudice against anyone, regardless of their background. I have no interest in those nationalist insults. It won't do me any favors in life...

👍
Dana Doyle5 Dana Doyle5 Newcomer
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Mark Howard17 said:I personally hold no prejudice against anyone, regardless of their background. I have no interest in those nationalist insults. It won't do me any favors in life...

👍 😁
William Harris14 William Harris14 Member
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#9 ·
Nationalists (the real kind) are essentially just primitives
granitepilot282 granitepilot282 Active Member
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#10 ·
William Harris14 said:I suppose I have always held a certain fondness for all the good people out there🧐

Personally, I'm more of a fine wine enthusiast🧐
boldpanther30 boldpanther30 Newcomer
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Anonymous said:Back when I was living in the Midwest, my neighbors used to throw racial slurs at me because of my mixed heritage, and online, people would label me based on some political stereotype instead of who I actually am. I wanted to check in with you all—do you experience that kind of nationalistic tension or "he said, she said" tribalism here? Personally, I just love people regardless of their background; hate never solves anything. What’s the vibe like for you guys?

You've been drinking again... 😂 😂 🙏
rapidbison42 rapidbison42 Active Member
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Anonymous said:Back when I was living in the Midwest, my neighbors used to throw racial slurs at me because of my mixed heritage, and online, people would label me based on some political stereotype instead of who I actually am. I wanted to check in with you all—do you experience that kind of nationalistic tension or "he said, she said" tribalism here? Personally, I just love people regardless of their background; hate never solves anything. What’s the vibe like for you guys?

So, you're Melez? A mix of Black and Asian?

I suspect you figured out your own identity a long time ago. On this forum, you clearly align yourself with one specific group while addressing the other as "you."
Given that, regardless of your parents' heritage, you've made your choice. Why does it seem to bother you so much?
Roger Wells5 Roger Wells5 Newcomer
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rapidbison42 said:So, you're Melez? A mix of Black and Asian?

I suspect you figured out your own identity a long time ago. On this forum, you clearly align yourself with one specific group while addressing the other as "you."
Given that, regardless of your parents' heritage, you've made your choice. Why does it seem to bother you so much?

It's all good, buddy! 🙏
boldpanther30 boldpanther30 Newcomer
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rapidbison42 said:So, you're Melez? A mix of Black and Asian?

I suspect you figured out your own identity a long time ago. On this forum, you clearly align yourself with one specific group while addressing the other as "you."
Given that, regardless of your parents' heritage, you've made your choice. Why does it seem to bother you so much?

He never actually decided who he is or what he is...
It's people like you who keep trying to put everyone in a box. Just because he addresses Americans as "you guys" doesn't mean you get to pigeonhole his entire ethnicity. Think about it—if he went on some radical foreign forum, he might address those people as "you guys" too. You’d probably label him as one thing, while they’d label him as the complete opposite, even though he isn't either.👎
Keith Sanders29 Keith Sanders29 Member
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granitepilot282 said:Personally, I'm more of a fine wine enthusiast🧐

Getting into that pre-holiday headspace. 😁 Is there anyone out there who actually hates this feeling? If you are, you're probably a total moron.🤣 🤣 🤣
Mark Howard17 Mark Howard17 Member
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boldpanther30 said:He never actually decided who he is or what he is...
It's people like you who keep trying to put everyone in a box. Just because he addresses Americans as "you guys" doesn't mean you get to pigeonhole his entire ethnicity. Think about it—if he went on some radical foreign forum, he might address those people as "you guys" too. You’d probably label him as one thing, while they’d label him as the complete opposite, even though he isn't either.👎

I don't mind that you and Valderrama have trouble pinning down a specific ethnic identity, but I find it endlessly amusing and quite frankly silly when people call themselves "mixed race"...🤣

It's common knowledge what mixed race means. We're talking about a blend of Black and White, or Black and Asian, etc. It is perfectly clear that Mexicans, Americans, and Canadians fall under the Caucasian phenotype. Therefore, if someone is born from a marriage between those groups, they aren't "mixed race" in the biological sense, because it isn't a mix of different races... That's my take on it.
Bradley Nelson2 Bradley Nelson2 Active Member
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#17 ·
William Harris14 said:I suppose I have always held a certain fondness for all the good people out there🧐

Define "good."😁

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