iceberg
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there is no extent and there is no "it's ok if i do it cause...."isn't "the right wing" a "they" stereotype?Man oh man! The amorphous "they" has really taken over as the topic of this thread.
In the absence of facts, the right wing reverts to the intellectual safe space of simply saying "they".
why yes. yes it is.
welcome to your own hate, dude. i hope you enjoy your stay. hell, i also hope one day you'll see the irony behind what you just said.
Well, you’re right of course (to an extent). However, like I’ve said before, whenever there is a rampage killing, the left (another “they” I suppose) doesn’t, as a group, blame all Muslims if the shooter happens to be Muslim. The right wing (almost all with standing on the right wing of this board) does. I don’t know the religion of the Santa Fe High School shooter but I’m guessing he wasn’t Muslim because there was no mention of his religion on the board. It’s funny how the one group (almost to a man) will condemn the entire religion in one case but not even mention it in another. I’ll agree that there was some level of hypocrisy in my post.
THAT line of thought is why we're at each others throats. we take liberties on others we'd never allow done to us and wonder why there's so much hate out there.
i hate the fact that when yet another shooting happens, we instantly jump to the stats. they used this gun i told you so! they didn't use this gun, i told you so and both sides engage in stereotype rhetoric and get after it.
meanwhile we do nothing to even look at the problem with a collective common sense.
as for the religion - that goes both ways too. when it serves their point of view, use it. when it doesn't, hide it.
human nature, not right or left.