Geno's across the street from pats (both philly cheesesteaks, pats is better and if you ever go anywhere near philidelphia go eat it, even if a few hours drive) had a sign that pretty much said the same thing, owner died, I think his son removed the sign recently.
Used to live in the south, theyer are truly racist people who get along fine with really horrible white people, yet they hate the very nice black guy, just because he is black, so I disagree. Just because someone is a certain culture, doesnt mean they adhere to that races culture, or were raised by another race, yet are still hated. I live in CA now, and see how much better off black people are here, and I feel bad for those that still live in the south.
Pats has their bad days, try it again one day, Genos is only better if pats is really bad that day (my opinion).
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While we are on that topic, I think we can go one step further. Today we live in a world where people become offended at the slightest provocation (or no provocation). They even get offended at the slightest perceived provocation. Today's snowflakes look for reasons to be offended and even try to find some offense where there is none. Sometimes they try to manufacture some offense where none is found.Let's not forget what Fast6191 said in his first post and indeed what was in my mind to point out if no one else did. muslims /Islam IS NOT a race. It is a religion and as a religion, is comprised of many different races who practice the religion.
Therefore, because it is not a race, the restaurant is not engaged in racism
I like the South because I like my Racism out in the open and up in front where I can smell it. So it’s easy to tell whose racist and who’s not, and who to avoid. Not this let me pretend to like people but but be a passive aggressive secret racist that is hard to figure out. So props to the South.
Sorry Bud I like different cultures. No way I’m going to give that up. And im not definitely paranoid or in social unrest because there is many different cultures around me. I would hate if we all became separated and I wont be able to enjoy the different cool cultures.
That's fine for you. But most aspects of human life can be described in terms of generalizations. Generally, most people would prefer to live among their own kind of people that share common values, perspectives, morals, etc. Obviously, there are exceptions to every rule and every generalization. You fall in the exception category. I would say that you're a minority with that mindset when it comes down to it. If everybody was generally like you then a country like America wouldn't be violently divided on the black/white, Mexican, islam, etc issues. And I'm afraid Americans are just seeing the beginning of these issues. I predict the American melting pot experiment will not end well.
So to defend your liberty and freedom you have to fight people on the other side of the world? Are you kidding me? China might have a point by being a neighbor of Afghanistan. But even that is wrong. If you do not want people propagating the Sharia in your country, just do not let them in or stop them from doing so. You are really stretching the definition of "defending".
I am not disputing anything of what you said about CAIR and so on.
However, Americans were not "forced" into becoming a melting pot. The political system would have allowed for a change in immigration. Significant immigration was aspired by capitalists and (directly or indirectly) a large percentage of the electorate. And in the case of the USA and Israel/Palestine a melting pot might actually be the best solution.
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