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Started by Peter Lucas
Sat, 16 Oct 2010 20:55
my experiances
Author: Peter Lucas
Date: Sat, 16 Oct 2010 20:55
Date: Sat, 16 Oct 2010 20:55
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I never really ventured outside of the suburb of Narracourt and i grew up with some other boys. We were all the same. We had the same ideas, liked the same pop stars, liked the same movies and joy of joys, we all like to enjoy each others bodies ;) My pier group was made up of a variety of races. Irish, English, Scottish - we had them all. Yet, race was never a factor in how we related to each other. I never heard another kid talk about someone of a minority race as anything other than who they were. so sillily, I was unable to understand racism. I never understood how anyone could think that x-person of x-race was anything beyond the person that they were. THEN I moved to Alice Springs, where I got a sharp dose of reality! The ''nobel savage'' known as Abos soon turned out to be the lowest form of life on this earth! Always causing crimes and making trouble. I dont even like how most of them look! They smell awful and seem to think that guys like me with my preferances are to be picked on. It just gos to show that until you experience the outside world, you really do know jack. -- Peter Lucas Russell Island Brisbane Australia
Re: my experiances
Author: Andy
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2010 07:41
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2010 07:41
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"Peter Lucas" <ruthsbedpan@lavabit.com> wrote in message news:e4fc510f-c8d3-4fd5-b422-64c5dcd154be@30g2000yqm.googlegroups.com... >I never really ventured outside of the suburb of Narracourt and i grew > up with some other boys. We were all the same. We had the same ideas, > liked the same pop stars, liked the same movies and joy of joys, we > all like to enjoy each others bodies ;) > > My pier group was made up of a variety of races. Irish, English, > Scottish - we had them all. Yet, race was never a factor in how we > related to each other. I never heard another kid talk about someone of > a minority race as anything other than who they were. > > so sillily, I was unable to understand racism. I never understood how > anyone could think that x-person of x-race was anything beyond the > person that they were. > > THEN I moved to Alice Springs, where I got a sharp dose of reality! > The ''nobel savage'' known as Abos soon turned out to be the lowest > form of life on this earth! > Always causing crimes and making trouble. I dont even like how most of > them look! They smell awful and seem to think that guys like me with > my preferances are to be picked on. > > It just gos to show that until you experience the outside world, you > really do know jack. > > -- > Peter Lucas > Russell Island > Brisbane > Australia I wonder what the "Abos" thought about how YOU look and smell. IDIOT!
Re: my experiances
Author: Andy
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2010 07:42
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2010 07:42
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Get some spelling lessons too. You're hopeless.
Re: my experiances
Author: Zappy
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2010 19:36
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2010 19:36
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On Oct 17, 7:55 am, Peter Lucas <ruthsbed...@lavabit.com> wrote: > I never really ventured outside of the suburb of Narracourt and i grew > up with some other boys. We were all the same. We had the same ideas, > liked the same pop stars, liked the same movies and joy of joys, we > all like to enjoy each others bodies ;) > > My pier group was made up of a variety of races. Irish, English, > Scottish - we had them all. Yet, race was never a factor in how we > related to each other. I never heard another kid talk about someone of > a minority race as anything other than who they were. > > so sillily, I was unable to understand racism. I never understood how > anyone could think that x-person of x-race was anything beyond the > person that they were. > > THEN I moved to Alice Springs, where I got a sharp dose of reality! > The ''nobel savage'' known as Abos soon turned out to be the lowest > form of life on this earth! > Always causing crimes and making trouble. I dont even like how most of > them look! They smell awful and seem to think that guys like me with > my preferances are to be picked on. > > It just gos to show that until you experience the outside world, you > really do know jack. > > -- > Peter Lucas > Russell Island > Brisbane > Australia Pete mate, if you lived in Naracoorte for five minutes you might have learnt how to spell it. Unless you are illiterate.
Re: my experiances
Author: FoxP2 Squared
Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2010 05:38
Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2010 05:38
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Peter Lucas <ruthsbedpan@lavabit.com> scribblednews:e4fc510f-c8d3-4fd5- b422-64c5dcd154be@30g2000yqm.googlegroups.com: > I never really ventured outside of the suburb of Narracourt and i grew > up with some other boys. We were all the same. We had the same ideas, > liked the same pop stars, liked the same movies and joy of joys, we > all like to enjoy each others bodies ;) > > My pier group was made up of a variety of races. Irish, English, > Scottish - we had them all. Yet, race was never a factor in how we > related to each other. I never heard another kid talk about someone of > a minority race as anything other than who they were. > > so sillily, I was unable to understand racism. I never understood how > anyone could think that x-person of x-race was anything beyond the > person that they were. > > THEN I moved to Alice Springs, where I got a sharp dose of reality! > The ''nobel savage'' known as Abos soon turned out to be the lowest > form of life on this earth! > Always causing crimes and making trouble. I dont even like how most of > them look! They smell awful and seem to think that guys like me with > my preferances are to be picked on. > > It just gos to show that until you experience the outside world, you > really do know jack. > > -- > Peter Lucas > Russell Island > Brisbane > Australia > Abos, Maori, Negroes, Tamils, Guineans and such are all from the same racial group; the wave out of Africa that turned right and hugged the coast lines of Arabia all the way down to Australia or turned around and went to the Congo region instead of the 1st wave that went north. The turn around for negros was near the North of modern day Ruanda. They, the fearfullest, slowest and stupidest decided to turn around and head for the safety of the trees and jungles instead of venturing out onto the grasslands and prairies of Egypt and Sudan, crossing over to Arabia and on. In 1100 AD, it's estimated that there were only about 2 million negroes in the whole world. (Slavery has been berry berry good for dems happy folks!) Once again, genetics. A distinct racial diferent group, almost 'the missing link', and it's proven genetically. This is why those dark skinned, big lipped kinky hair humans are despised, shuned, and ostracised all over the world; the atavistic instinct in the rest of the world is to kill, drive off or move away from these inferiors because they're so diferent, a diferent almost species. We share 98% DNA with chimpanzees; negroes are about 02% diferent than Whites. The spread, 2%, between humans and chimps mean that every gene is extreamly important being that the rest of mostly junk DNA. That means, that .2% is a HUGE diference! Simply put, negroes and abos are akin to a sub-species of Sapients. -- A fine is a tax for doing wrong A tax is a fine for doing well
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