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bballguy 08-05-2012 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by sulos (Post 7994897)
Rasism is never directed toward white people, oh no.... You are just like the rasists you hate.


Quote:

Originally Posted by parm104 (Post 7994952)
Sorry for being racist.

Rasist*

StylinRed 08-05-2012 04:03 PM

CNN is trying to do some educating on Sikhism just now, they had a Sikh rep answering questions and talking about the faith.

The rep said there's a lot of ignorance and the host Don Lemon picked up on this and said "yes there's lots of ignorance over many faiths in America, Sikhism, Baptism, Judaism... and others" :rollseyes: not touching on perhaps the most pertinent to the issue at hand


the police are conducting a search on the shooters house now but first they're evacuating neighbours just in case

4444 08-05-2012 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by bballguy (Post 7994912)
Guy had a 9/11 tattoo on his arm so......

Had no idea, so probably was a douche whacko as opposed to whacko

Still, fact remains the same ppl are dead, innocent ppl and all I see here is ignorance 'Americans this', 'Americans that' - making a comment about a people based on nationality, race, religion is ignorant, that's my point here

And for the guy who now has concerns with moving to Washington because of minority, race, or whatever, grow up - join in, amalgamate, join the melting pot that is America, and if you receive a bout of racism, be the bigger man, either walk away knowing you aren't ignorant (although from the sounds of comments made here, I'm not sure that applies), or be a little baby and react to it

Ignorance breeds ignorance - and this thread is a breeding ground

van_city23 08-05-2012 04:50 PM

Definitely sad that sikhs have been getting attacked much more than anyone else post 9/11 because dumbasses think they look like terrorists.
On cnn, a witness said that the shooter was dropped off in a car and there was another that got out of the car as well which means that this was definitely planned out. It could have been much worse if it was a tad bit later in the day. I wonder how muslims in the area feel as this "probably" was planned as an attack against them. As much as people are preaching education about religion and all that, it just seems that this is becoming much more common then anything else.

Also, whats up with "white people" complaining about being a minority in school here? Im sure no one ever brought a gun to school and targeted "white people" because of their skin colour or religion. No need to get off topic.

Manic! 08-05-2012 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by 4444 (Post 7995015)


And for the guy who now has concerns with moving to Washington because of minority, race, or whatever, grow up - join in, amalgamate, join the melting pot that is America.

He should just slap on get r done hat.

http://a2.ec-images.myspacecdn.com/i...2ca05da5/l.jpg

A person should not have to sell out to join a country.

Harvey Specter 08-05-2012 06:01 PM

Updated info on the suspect;

Quote:

"A law enforcement official told NBC News the gunman was dressed in a white T-shirt and black tactical-style pants, which had several pockets for holding ammunition magazines. He was armed with a single handgun, the official said. His name was not released but police say they have a tentative ID and were searching his home. The location was not disclosed.

However, on Sunday evening, FBI and police converged on a duplex in Cudahy, south of Milwaukee and about six miles from Oak Creek. Witnesses told NBC station WTMJ that neighbors and residents were told to stay away as authorities were investigating the home. An ambulance, armored vehicle and bomb squad were on the scene.

Police would not immediately confirm if the home belonged to the suspect.

Officials told NBC News the suspect, who served in the U.S. Army, had many tattoos. The suspect had some kind of radical or white supremacist views but, as far as officials said they had heard, he was not in any kind of radical organization. His previous run-ins with law enforcement involved traffic offenses, they said."

http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012...in-7-dead?lite

4444 08-05-2012 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Manic! (Post 7995044)
He should just slap on get r done hat.

http://a2.ec-images.myspacecdn.com/i...2ca05da5/l.jpg

A person should not have to sell out to join a country.

No one said they did, but the US is a melting pot, you go there to be an American - keep your beliefs, be free to love your god, and have your customs - but equally be a good neighbour, respect your community, work hard, be American

I HATE American bashers - they're no better than racists, biggots, or any other kind of ignorant fucks

4444 08-05-2012 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by van_city23 (Post 7995025)

Also, whats up with "white people" complaining about being a minority in school here? Im sure no one ever brought a gun to school and targeted "white people" because of their skin colour or religion. No need to get off topic.

Minority means 'not majority' nothing to do with guns and violence - you have just gone on some wild tangent with that comment, totally stupid and ignorant

I was by far a minority in my undergrad - has nothing to do with me wanting to bring a gun to school and shoot it up, didn't bother me at all

There's some really ignorant and stupid ppl making very ignorant and stupid commentson this forum

Harvey Specter 08-05-2012 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by 4444 (Post 7995015)
Had no idea, so probably was a douche whacko as opposed to whacko

Still, fact remains the same ppl are dead, innocent ppl and all I see here is ignorance 'Americans this', 'Americans that' - making a comment about a people based on nationality, race, religion is ignorant, that's my point here

And for the guy who now has concerns with moving to Washington because of minority, race, or whatever, grow up - join in, amalgamate, join the melting pot that is America, and if you receive a bout of racism, be the bigger man, either walk away knowing you aren't ignorant (although from the sounds of comments made here, I'm not sure that applies), or be a little baby and react to it

Ignorance breeds ignorance - and this thread is a breeding ground

You're going on about "fitting in" but when your skin color is brown it's a bit hard to "fit in" in some situations and even harder when you have a turban. It's easy to sit on the sidelines and yap about equality and joining the melting pot but you'll never understand what some of the members in this thread are talking about because you've never had a racial slur thrown in your face, you're not singled out at airports because you look "Muslim" or discriminated against because of the color of your skin. It's a part of been a visible minority, you ignore the ignorant fools and move on but in this shooting case it's pretty clear that the guy targeted the temple and it was racially motivated.

And it's a fact that parts of America will not accept you if your skin tone isn't white no matter how hard you try to join the so called "melting pot" so are we suppose to sugarcoat that for you and say America accepts everyone?

dangonay 08-05-2012 08:50 PM

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Originally Posted by parm104 (Post 7994855)
I am eager to CONFIRM the ethnicity of this shooter...I want to hear that he's white even though I already know he's going to be.[/I]

You're not eager to confirm how serious the injuries of the survivors are? How many will make a full recovery, how many are criticial and may not pull through?

Have you even gone back to what you posted and realized how stupid it comes across?

4444 08-05-2012 09:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Jah Dean (Post 7995132)
You're going on about "fitting in" but when your skin color is brown it's a bit hard to "fit in" in some situations and even harder when you have a turban. It's easy to sit on the sidelines and yap about equality and joining the melting pot but you'll never understand what some of the members in this thread are talking about because you've never had a racial slur thrown in your face, you're not singled out at airports because you look "Muslim" or discriminated against because of the color of your skin. It's a part of been a visible minority, you ignore the ignorant fools and move on but in this shooting case it's pretty clear that the guy targeted the temple and it was racially motivated.

And it's a fact that parts of America will not accept you if your skin tone isn't white no matter how hard you try to join the so called "melting pot" so are we suppose to sugarcoat that for you and say America accepts everyone?

In the end of the day if you do nothing wrong, you shouldn't sweat it (racial profiling), and if you can't accept it and move on, then remove yourself from that situation (why would you want to live in the dirty south if u r not white - hell, I'm white and educated, dirty south is my definition of hell)

There are wrongs based on race, I get it, in the US, in Canada, in Europe, but sadly none of us here can change it by ourselves, and certainly not with ignorance against those ppl, we just have to take the high road and improve everyone

We can complain, or make educated choices - someone with a turban moving to alabama is making a bad choice, not a wrong choice but a bad choice, Seattle on the other hand, I see no problems that one would incur in Vancouver, same goes for LA, Portland, new York, Chicago, etc - just don't move to Alabama and complain about it

4444 08-05-2012 10:05 PM

It should also be said, it's not just white ppl who are racist, all races can be, and are racist... And you get whackos blowing shit up (9/11, underpants bomber, Oklahoma bombing - that was a white dude, FYI) which just makes ppl more racist, bigoted, pro/anti certain religions

We're fucked, human beings just hate one another, we're a horrible breed of animal (today's actions prove that, yet again) - so lets all stop crying about it and just live with others best we can, try from the ground up

CharlesInCharge 08-05-2012 10:05 PM

My heart goes out to the victims.

Description in this video;
"It was a very coordinated thing. It wasn't haphazard," temple member Amardeep Kaleka told CNN.

Is it true that this guy talking is making a truth-er documentary against corporations and to show free energy... and his dad, who was shot, is also the founder of the temple?
watch?v=PsOe_r2r2P0

watch?v=cF053paLbSY
Amardeep's comments at 41:30 about the movie Blood Diamond are interesting. If you make a movie that gets to the heart of an issue you won't get funded. If you make a movie like Blood Diamond that is full of action without the proper context then you will get funded! Way to go Hollywood, you have blood on your hands too!



Lastly I highly doubt in this day of age, when Muslims are shown in the media all the time, can adults make such of an identity mistake. If they were made to do the shooting by some government higher uppers, the Indian founders film then would gain attention rather then silence the project. Its a mystery for now.

tiger_handheld 08-05-2012 10:32 PM

The number of "mentally ill" individuals in America is rising.

http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...63777084_n.jpg

Meowjin 08-05-2012 10:44 PM

fuck that picture.

parm104 08-06-2012 12:25 AM

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Originally Posted by dangonay (Post 7995186)
You're not eager to confirm how serious the injuries of the survivors are? How many will make a full recovery, how many are criticial and may not pull through?

Have you even gone back to what you posted and realized how stupid it comes across?

No I haven't gone back to what I posted and realized anything new or unusual about what I said...

I wrote what I felt like sharing. Just because I didn't write about the victims, doesn't mean I'm not thinking about them. I don't think anyone in this thread that knows me, would even think for a second that I'm not concerned about the victims. But thanks for trying to find a flaw in my character.

Again, how does what I say or do in this thread have ANYTHING to do with this event. Comment on the event and the incident and less on how I feel about it. The reason why I stopped replying was because another member had reminded me that it's best to stay quiet and not feed you trolls who want to get reactions and take away from the actual seriousness of this event.

Remind me, when is the last time you remember a terrorist or murderer attack someone at a PLACE OF WORSHIP. Not a killing in a mall, not a killin at school but a place of WORSHIP where people go to be peaceful, to pray to god and thank him for everything they have in this world...In this case, a place where acceptance is taught and where people are told to be equals amongst each other...You think I'm sitting here spitting out hate-speech? I'm the last person here to be ignorant...I'm well aware of the way the world works, the way people treat each other and have been blessed to have friends and family from all walks of life; whether it be religion, culture, ethnicity AND economical diversity. Trust me, I am not ignorant to anything and I speak nothing but the truth.

That's all...enjoy trolling this thread...If I don't reply, it's not because I don't want to, it's not because you're right, it's because I wish not to make a thread that is dedicated to respect the victims and emphasize the phenomena that has taken place at this massacre.

Manic! 08-06-2012 12:28 AM

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Originally Posted by 4444 (Post 7995236)
In the end of the day if you do nothing wrong, you shouldn't sweat it (racial profiling), and if you can't accept it and move on, then remove yourself from that situation (why would you want to live in the dirty south if u r not white - hell, I'm white and educated, dirty south is my definition of hell)

There are wrongs based on race, I get it, in the US, in Canada, in Europe, but sadly none of us here can change it by ourselves, and certainly not with ignorance against those ppl, we just have to take the high road and improve everyone

We can complain, or make educated choices - someone with a turban moving to alabama is making a bad choice, not a wrong choice but a bad choice, Seattle on the other hand, I see no problems that one would incur in Vancouver, same goes for LA, Portland, new York, Chicago, etc - just don't move to Alabama and complain about it

Lucky the original Asian settlers didn't follow your advice or there would be no Asians in North America today.

I hope Obama and Romney can put there political differences aside for a few hours and both go to the Sikh temple the first day it reopens.

StylinRed 08-06-2012 12:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CharlesInCharge (Post 7995242)
My heart goes out to the victims.

Sikh Temple attack-False Flag Alert-"Very well coordinated, Wasn't haphazard, Releasing of Gas" - YouTube
Description in this video;
"It was a very coordinated thing. It wasn't haphazard," temple member Amardeep Kaleka told CNN.

Is it true that this guy talking is making a truth-er documentary against corporations and to show free energy... and his dad, who was shot, is also the founder of the temple?
watch?v=PsOe_r2r2P0

watch?v=cF053paLbSY
Amardeep's comments at 41:30 about the movie Blood Diamond are interesting. If you make a movie that gets to the heart of an issue you won't get funded. If you make a movie like Blood Diamond that is full of action without the proper context then you will get funded! Way to go Hollywood, you have blood on your hands too!



Lastly I highly doubt in this day of age, when Muslims are shown in the media all the time, can adults make such of an identity mistake. If they were made to do the shooting by some government higher uppers, the Indian founders film then would gain attention rather then silence the project. Its a mystery for now.




Im sorry what? am I understanding this correctly? You're saying the son of this temple founder perpetrated these killings to a) promote his movie and b) take over the temple?

:suspicious::fulloffuck::seriously::fulloffuck:


I know there have been stories in the news in the past where it turned out a congregations members were responsible for the crimes against their temple/church/shrine but it was merely vandalism... to even... im sorry WTF
and what is this based on some youtube conspiracy videos?


:fulloffuck::seriously::fulloffuck:

Manic! 08-06-2012 12:33 AM

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Originally Posted by dangonay (Post 7995186)
You're not eager to confirm how serious the injuries of the survivors are? How many will make a full recovery, how many are criticial and may not pull through?

Have you even gone back to what you posted and realized how stupid it comes across?

Every brown person I talked to wanted to know the race of the shooter right away. It's one of the first thinks I think of when something bad happens. Brown people are sick of being blamed for everything.

CharlesInCharge 08-06-2012 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by StylinRed (Post 7995357)
Im sorry what? am I understanding this correctly? You're saying the son of this temple founder perpetrated these killings to a) promote his movie and b) take over the temple?

:suspicious::fulloffuck::seriously::fulloffuck:

I think the son of the temple is making a political video against corporations, the father founded the temple, so this shooting could have a political angle to it.

Manic! 08-06-2012 12:54 AM

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Originally Posted by CharlesInCharge (Post 7995366)
I think the son of the temple is making a political video against corporations, the father founded the temple, so this shooting could have a political angle to it.

No one person starts a temple. It's a community effort.

Harvey Specter 08-06-2012 01:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Manic! (Post 7995386)
No one person starts a temple. It's a community effort.

That's somewhat true but there are some who open temples to push their own political agendas or to make money, there's a reason why there's always fights when there's committee elections because power = money.

bballguy 08-06-2012 01:46 AM

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Originally Posted by 4444 (Post 7995015)
And for the guy who now has concerns with moving to Washington because of minority, race, or whatever, grow up - if you receive a bout of racism, be the bigger man, either walk away knowing you aren't ignorant (although from the sounds of comments made here, I'm not sure that applies), or be a little baby and react to it

Yes, absolutely....if you receive a bout of racism involving somebody walking into a temple and shooting you, either calmly walk away knowing you aren't ignorant or be a little baby and react to it. Yes, absolutely.

/sarcasm.

Harvey Specter 08-06-2012 02:05 AM

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Originally Posted by 4444 (Post 7995241)
It should also be said, it's not just white ppl who are racist, all races can be, and are racist... And you get whackos blowing shit up (9/11, underpants bomber, Oklahoma bombing - that was a white dude, FYI) which just makes ppl more racist, bigoted, pro/anti certain religions

We're fucked, human beings just hate one another, we're a horrible breed of animal (today's actions prove that, yet again) - so lets all stop crying about it and just live with others best we can, try from the ground up


The white people I know aren't racist, in fact white people opened up doors for me while some of my own people shut them and didn't support what I was doing so you're right, it's wrong to say all white people are racist because it's not true and it's an extremely ignorant comment. If that was the case, Canada would be all white without a single minority but unfortunately the mindset for some white Americans is completely different than white Canadian.

Canada's been a centre to left country, we had a leader like Trudeau who created the idea of multiculturalism while America is a centre to right country and the only leader that really stood up for minorities was JFK. The melting pot ideology in America only stuck around on the west and east coast, it never spread outside of the coasts and that's the problem and will always be the problem. No one likes change and it's a tough pill to swallow, look at what's happen in Europe and the influx of Muslims.

That been said, I do believe people who do have racist views base it on personal events and angry or want to blame someone o for their own failures in their personal lives. I really don't think you wake up one morning and start hating a particular race for no apparent reason, there's always something that happens on a personal level that triggers the hatred.

StylinRed 08-06-2012 04:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Jah Dean (Post 7995431)
America is a centre to right country and the only leader that really stood up for minorities was JFK.

Jimmy Carter


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