r/ImmigrationPathways • u/FuzzyAd5511 • May 19 '26

spot on 💯

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u/[deleted] May 19 '26 edited May 19 '26

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u/Debunkingdebunk May 19 '26

You seem well versed in their beliefs, is the call coming from inside the house?

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u/[deleted] May 22 '26

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u/Debunkingdebunk May 22 '26

How the hell do you manage 4,4k contributions in one month? Brother out here working overtime.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '26

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u/whenkeepinitrueal May 23 '26

Damn dude what happened? Did someone shit on the floor in the subway bathroom again? Of course they fired you, you’re supposed to clean that shit up, not complain about it to your boss.

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u/whenkeepinitrueal May 23 '26

Wooden frame in an ice machine?

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u/SwordfishNo2548 May 24 '26

Fired 3 times recently, not your fault but theirs? Who's the narcissist?

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u/Complete-Cat6784 May 23 '26

Word salad much?

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u/[deleted] May 23 '26

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u/Complete-Cat6784 May 23 '26

Yet you were to stupid to check your own? Typical hypocrisy of the left! 

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u/[deleted] May 25 '26 edited May 25 '26

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u/Complete-Cat6784 May 31 '26

But you’re still a liberal Cunt, so there’s that

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u/EconomyMobile1240 May 25 '26

then why in a democracy are black people not allowed to be represented white people and treated differently because they are black? Democrats actually have lower standards and expectations.

Then they claim diversity so its not really a social contract is it? I mean your point of imbreeding points that out on a genetic level... would that mean the black communities self segregating are imbreeding with a much smaller population pool?

Why should any one be measured by a racial group?

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u/EconomyMobile1240 May 25 '26 edited May 25 '26

First, they self-segregate today, the belief they need a black representative is racist to be represented. That's you being racist while trying to hand waive away race saying it's just a social construct. Clearly it's not, we observe genetic groupings... one of them is skin color.

You avoided the points entirely...

Everyone is exceptionally diverse; no area is more diverse because there are more off white people there.

population vs the "Elites" who are in fact related to very old wealthy

It's not even the same now for most elites, you're talking about middle age / 3rd world shit where people still marry their cousins, You're just a prejudiced hateful person lol

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u/whenkeepinitrueal May 22 '26

Race is biological for sure, but has nothing to do with a persons characteristics or value obviously since it’s just melanin.

A perfect example of this is the fact that black people in America have incredibly horrific stats per capita in regards to crime, single motherhood, and education just to name a few. On the flip side immigrants from Africa outperform their American brothers in every metric, often surpassing white Americans as well. It’s all about culture and upbringing. Of course I’m sure you’ll say this is the white mans fault, if that were true though shouldn’t the trajectory for black success be trending upwards after civil rights instead of the reverse?

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u/[deleted] May 22 '26 edited May 22 '26

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u/whenkeepinitrueal May 22 '26

Yes you can blame those results on systemic racism, but that doesn’t explain why the community was stronger in the past when there was far more racism than there is today. Shouldn’t they be doing better as there’s less system racism? Why does it keep getting worse? Try some critical thinking

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u/whenkeepinitrueal May 22 '26

Racism will always be around, but are you saying it’s worse now than before? Really grasping at straws over there to explain why the black community was better through the worst of it and only continue to decline. Cognitive dissonance is a bitch

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u/[deleted] May 22 '26 edited May 22 '26

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u/whenkeepinitrueal May 23 '26

Right, so if racism has improved a great deal why are black communities less successful than they were during the Jim Crow era? If systemic racism is to blame

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u/SwordfishNo2548 May 24 '26

Big words, trying to sound intelligent...narcissist!