- Mar 11, 2015
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Maybe I do, and you just don't like what I'm saying.Honesty means honesty.All I'm asking for is my side of the issue to be honest. In a normal world, that shouldn't be so tough.And I'm not going to answer a question after I've taken 32 years of personal responsibility.
You really need to step back, but this is the only pace you'll get traction because in the real world you must have a complete understanding of the issues. That you don't have.
The other side of this is so ugly and so ignorant and so dishonest that it would make things much easier to actually see improvements.
But no, Americans have simply lost the capacity to have an honest conversation, because we'd have to give an inch now and then.
I'm no longer convinced my side of this issue actually WANTS to see improvements.
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Give an inch on what? To you honesty means blame.
If you really think this is 100% "their" fault, and you appear to, then there's nothing else to say.
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I do because of the laws/policies that have been made. Maybe you study them before you start talking. You can't be honest when you don't know what you are talking about.
So, keep doing what you're doing. Working out great so far, huh?
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Actually you don't. My record of work in the real world has had me getting support from a republican secretary of our state and a democratic senate minority leader. It has allowed me to organize things that bought rich white suburban communities into the hood. So what I do works. And it works real well. If you believe what these racist idiots think carry any weight you're as stupid as them.