neonhound10 said:That wasn't meant as an insult, which honestly just highlights how much you're missing the point here...
Maybe I should try to explain it to you, though it feels pretty pointless, but I was simply describing the historical reality of how people of color have been treated in the US.
Even today, some of the most intense racism can still be found right here in America, where the intolerance toward darker-skinned individuals remains incredibly high.
But hey, you clearly think you've got it all figured out, so I really don't understand why you're even bothering to engage in these bizarre arguments in the first place...
I personally have no problem accepting gay people in my community, but I have to wonder if they have the capacity to accept my own twisted way of thinking...
Oh, wonderful. Now you’ve started quoting those ridiculous Americans? Honestly, man, that is just pure madness.😁
neonhound10 said:That wasn't meant as an insult, which honestly just highlights how much you're missing the point here...
Maybe I should try to explain it to you, though it feels pretty pointless, but I was simply describing the historical reality of how people of color have been treated in the US.
Even today, some of the most intense racism can still be found right here in America, where the intolerance toward darker-skinned individuals remains incredibly high.
But hey, you clearly think you've got it all figured out, so I really don't understand why you're even bothering to engage in these bizarre arguments in the first place...
I personally have no problem accepting gay people in my community, but I have to wonder if they have the capacity to accept my own twisted way of thinking...
Are you kidding me? Where on earth are you pulling that "breaking through" statistic from?🤣 🤣
neonhound10 said:That wasn't meant as an insult, which honestly just highlights how much you're missing the point here...
Maybe I should try to explain it to you, though it feels pretty pointless, but I was simply describing the historical reality of how people of color have been treated in the US.
Even today, some of the most intense racism can still be found right here in America, where the intolerance toward darker-skinned individuals remains incredibly high.
But hey, you clearly think you've got it all figured out, so I really don't understand why you're even bothering to engage in these bizarre arguments in the first place...
I personally have no problem accepting gay people in my community, but I have to wonder if they have the capacity to accept my own twisted way of thinking...
What’s your take on this? It feels like we’re forced to navigate these "warped" perspectives on a daily basis.
It’s all just a rerun at this point. We've seen it before, we're seeing it now, and frankly, we'll probably see it all over again. It's nothing new under the sun.