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Post #1938464 Please, do continue. Only if you are a literary agent …	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Talk to God	Mar 4 2007
Post #1938461 You've got a point but when I read the words Multiculturalism or Fluffy Apartheid? What comes to mind is racial stereotyping ie;, skin color and bloodlines and discrimination and segregation. The Hu ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Multiculturalism or Fluffy Apartheid?	Mar 4 2007
Post #1938374 It's written in a book.... Still game??? :)…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Talk to God	Mar 4 2007
Post #1938367 Creationism vs. Evolution God created me an Evolutionist so this makes both God an Dawin correct. :lol: …	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Creationism vs. Evolution	Mar 4 2007
Post #1938348 I've got my own game. I am willing to tell you how it's played, so we can play it together. Are you still game??? Sure we will contribute to Greenland and Iceland and all of Mother Earth and the Uni ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Talk to God	Mar 4 2007
Post #1938342 Can the subject even be discussed without charges of racism or fanaticism? In a word NO. Because the subject is about RACE, and people get really fanatical about racism. Especially when one is bei ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Multiculturalism or Fluffy Apartheid?	Mar 4 2007
Post #1938323 Why can't I own Canadians? :idea: I am Canadian and I am looking to be bought (by an AGENT a damn good agent) What's your qualifications :eyes: …	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Talk to God	Mar 4 2007
Post #1938317 Tell me about your do not your don't..... It's great to be back. Been working on uncovering the SECRET... (my SECRET). I think I found it. Now I want to share it..... You coming??? …	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	The Slippery Edge: Dangerous Ideas and What You Believe	Mar 4 2007
Post #1938303 The Slippery Edge: Dangerous Ideas and What You Believe I want to go over the slippery edge of Normalcy into the exciting and fulfilling world of fame and fortune. Who wants to come with me??? I am ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	The Slippery Edge: Dangerous Ideas and What You Believe	Mar 4 2007
Post #1849574 I can think of many situations in our origin where holding your breath would be a very good idea, Like when???? I believe, but cannot yet prove, that the powers that be are more constrained in thei ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	The Slippery Edge: Dangerous Ideas and What You Believe	Dec 11 2006
Post #1849020 We come into the world with unconditional love. Almost immediately, forces are set in motion to change us. Cutting the cord before a child is fully prepared to breathe on its own infuses the child wi ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	The Slippery Edge: Dangerous Ideas and What You Believe	Dec 11 2006
Post #1845756 Originally posted by mjmsprt40: Yep, half Chippewa (according to the story I heard). So, do I put myself on the reservation or go raiding settler's wagon trains??? Inquiring readers want to know. Whi ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	White genocide	Dec 7 2006
Post #1844215 So, do I put myself on the reservation or go raiding settler's wagon trains??? Inquiring readers want to know. I think the wise King Solomon would have you split in half..... one part would be loving ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	White genocide	Dec 5 2006
Post #1843966 Even Botha in his later years was more "forgiving" that Mr. Bluebre(a)t :irked: I beg to differ..... Pieter Willem Botha (January 12, 1916 – October 31, 2006), commonly known as "PW" and Die Groot ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	White genocide	Dec 4 2006
Post #1843944 Look where your "good white German methods" of help have gotten them, and you. Ok! okkkkk!!! :headbang: X communicated Europeans.... My point is! can you get one of your home boys or girls to send y ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	White genocide	Dec 4 2006
Post #1843763 and he used to do my head, my ears, my beard, my nose, my eyebrows. Wonderful. Sometimes a girl did it which tickled. Why are women normally so gentle cutting hair - maybe don't want it to hurt? YUC ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Why don't people wear hats any more?	Dec 4 2006
Post #1843728 How interesting. Q sounds like a very nice place. Thanks for explaining, everyone! WARNING; Statistics Canada – Catalogue no. 85-002-XIE Vol. 21 no. 11 CRIME COMPARISONS BETWEEN CANADA AND THE U ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Quebec a "nation"?	Dec 4 2006
Post #1843716 Every time we get a "Bush" in office, I'm tempted. We have quite a few here already (Americans, not Bush or his mindset types they will find it alien and mess another good thing up)..... and as you ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Quebec a "nation"?	Dec 4 2006
Post #1843681 hey mess up your hair! Have you been to the hair dresser lately??? it costs a fortune and the hair styles are so pretty.. real art...far to pretty to cover up. Besides, Hair is the nicest hat... Go ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Why don't people wear hats any more?	Dec 4 2006
Post #1843666 ,Yes, my wife and I go to church every Sunday. We're Eastern Orthodox and we both love our church. We don't try to convert others but live quiet lives according to the teachings of our church. We obse ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Do you go to church?	Dec 4 2006
Post #1843645 yawn* No wonder so many Canadians visit us. They'd die of boredom otherwise. I think it's called tourism or something like that. A mild curiosity in how our more civilize comrades live???? We love, ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Quebec a "nation"?	Dec 4 2006
Post #1843628 There is a saying' next South Africa will be like Zimbabwe'meaning goven by blacks absolutely ruin dump in war.like the hall Africa never ending suffering.All whites had ben brutelly expelled from the ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	White genocide	Dec 4 2006
Post #1843033 My feelings recently have been more of mortality than morality. Part of that comes from my sin-free status, part from "time's winged chariot hurrying near". Cheer up young fellow, there are lots of V ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Dec 4 2006
Post #1843025 Even Botha in his later years was more "forgiving" that Mr. Bluebre(a)t. (what color are Africans?) Every colour of human shades. As is it every where else on the face of the Earth. Although some w ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	White genocide	Dec 4 2006
Post #1843019 (did she mismanage his name on purpose?) Tee hee! that darn ole devil made me do it again......…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	White genocide	Dec 4 2006
Post #1842705 Please guys, where are your manners, don't be so hard on the poor fella/? you may scare him off. Don't you want to hear news from south Africa????? For all most 50y South Africa was goven by white r ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	White genocide	Dec 3 2006
Post #1842694 This stuff with sexed gods is peculiar. What parts of these deities define their sexuality? For you Jaybro it's just a 'Little point" of morality.…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Dec 3 2006
Post #1842661 We all have our little foibles! Here we go again....! Sorry guys not now I have a headache..... + I got to go attend to some REAL estate business. May be later...????!! lol! In the mean time ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Dec 3 2006
Post #1842405 Is it the physical area, the earth, the land of Quebec that they want; or is it just recognition of their culture; or is it more voice in the running of Q; or is it they want to have more power as the ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Quebec a "nation"?	Dec 3 2006
Post #1842375 "the rescuers". yep! …	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Dec 3 2006
Post #1841598 Your god doesn't exist in my reality. Sorry to hear that.... SHE is really kool.... you get to live in all kinds of realities....past, present, and future. Not stuck on a male dominated waring Eart ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Dec 1 2006
Post #1841586 I want to say also that I don't want to minimize the horrible nature and effects of the slave trade, either. I do realize that in many ways we're still living with the effects of it. I guess I just d ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Dec 1 2006
Post #1841527 There are still too many with an irrational and unjustified superiority complex, who genuinely believe that you owe us thanks. And that the slave trade was a minor issue and at least partially your fa ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Dec 1 2006
Post #1840664 Totally off topic, or maybe not. I remember driving through the Namib desert, in Namibia. We stopped (to change the tyre) and I wondered off on my own. And I had a feeling; more than that - a convicti ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Dec 1 2006
Post #1840613 Not at all defending the imperialistic brutalization of Africa here, but I think part of Africa's problem is that it was "left to prosper in peace" for too long. In short, Africa throughout its histo ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Dec 1 2006
Post #1840536 When has England ever been "left in peace to prosper"? There were the Romans...the Angles, Saxons, Jutes, Normans...if anyone could use the "we were so ruthlessly colonized...that's why we have the pr ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Dec 1 2006
Post #1840514 You seem to want to be a victim of something more grand than simply 'society'. I already told you that I am a survivor. I find thin more politically correct. But if you prefer victim....Okie Dokey! ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Nov 30 2006
Post #1840508 ..but significant portions do not. I agree. Not every rock in Africa has a diamond o oil or minerals under it. Firstly, I don't know who this "we" you speak of is. The peoples of the many countrie ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Nov 30 2006
Post #1840409 This, when applied to centuries, applies to each and every continent equally. Tell me about the exploiters/conquerors or the American continent. (If you are a Native Indian I will agree. They too ar ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Nov 30 2006
Post #1840266 Depends on how you define developed. I think it likely that much of Africa would be rural, full of agrarian villages dependent on surface water carried from a distance, without access to western healt ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Nov 30 2006
Post #1840129 No. Going to jail is not slave labor. Ok! OK!.... so stretched a bit. But you have to admit the returns beats minimum wage by far. But you should look at the stats on jail time National income and e ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Nov 30 2006
Post #1840054 You've completely missed my point and the context in which it was made. I did not miss it, I chose to offer my own point in my own context as a reply. Would you be financially better off if you ha ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Nov 30 2006
Post #1839258 Proves your point? That's not your point - it's the obvious.My life now is a direct result of the life I have lead thus far, my experiences, exposure to the world etc. My point is "the obvious" I a ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Nov 30 2006
Post #1839176 Take the gazillion dollars for reparation payments and let's do something about current problems. Bravo!!!! Now we're cooking So how do we go about doing this??? The powers that be do not think w ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Nov 29 2006
Post #1839126 All of the issues you raise are not about slavery. I don't disagree with any of your comments above, but they are modern failures of society and need to be addressed as such. So we agree to disagree ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Nov 29 2006
Post #1838261 I can't find an authoritative link at the moment, but an ironic thing is that there were free blacks in the antebellum US who owned...black slaves. and Africans sold Africans to Europeans and Ar ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Nov 29 2006
Post #1838253 A serious question....do you feel entitled to financial compensation? "Personally" Yes I do. But I no longer NEED it, not do I have to be given it. I have already claimed my share. However, if said ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Nov 29 2006
Post #1838189 Nope. I'm a Caucasian American male, living in the 21st century, who isn't in the least responsible for what may be right or wrong in your life. True. I thought as much. My life is all right I have t ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Nov 29 2006
Post #1838186 Colonisation is of of those things that have to happen. March of history. True but the colonizers still have to clean up the mess. For what it's worth, when I meet someone from the West Indies (I d ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Nov 29 2006
Post #1838164 I wonder if you would include the Islamic world in your reparations schemes? The Arabs, from what I read, bought and sold blacks as slaves as well. And, also from what I read, there are Arabs who are ...…	kulangabc	Debates & Discussions	Sorry - the hardest word?	Nov 29 2006

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