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TOPIC: What You See
What You See 7 years 2 months ago #1214
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I consider share with Carmine. He real good looking. That go kind of far you know. He also scary. I not to fight with Carmine darling you to give him what he want.
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What You See 7 years 2 months ago #1217
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Niobi....how could...how....okay she has a point bro. Just submit this time. Rod let's walk in the opposite direction on this one bro.
 This is how he really talks folks. Like a preppy little wealthy white man!!! He is in true form folks. |
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What You See 7 years 2 months ago #1218
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Well, I grew up privilege so all I know is about the wealthy. I join my father sometimes but I have to say I’m very uncomfortable around people who struggle through life. I’m uncomfortable for the reasons the article described. It’s scary. It’s a possibility, I mean anything could happen and the thought of being poor is terrifying. I mean visiting a ghetto there are many images and there is no mistaking these people are living worse than thousands of domestic animals. I am now more irritated with those commercials about saving animals. We need to see more commercials about saving human beings, because the way the poor and those living in poverty live is a crying shame. I don’t think Trump is a good leader for reason’s Mark described. Wealthy people already think they are above everyone in a lower income bracket. But…I understand what he means about the streets of Chicago and the Ghettos. I mean we don’t know what else to say. We aren’t trying to be offensive. I mean…it’s sad and how else do you say that. I think the world needs to know how sad it is, how hopeless it makes you feel. That’s a feeling that’s hard for us on the better side of life to comprehend so we don’t always know what words are appropriate when describing life in the ghetto. It’s another world for us, an alien world that is very frightening. I wanted to leave right away. I force myself to remain and help out and I’ve met some pretty cool people but we’ve run into some pretty scary ones as well, and that’s when I’m looking to Mike and the law enforcement fellas for comfort.
The dancing is a form of language. I understand rap better now seeing how it is just discussing the lives these folks live. I find myself paying attention to things I never paid attention to before no matter where I am. I agree Jay lightened the mode but Mark…I hate to hear something so horrible happened to you and I was distressed until I heard what Sir Paul said. Oh side Note, Mark your royal hinny is in a sling ole chap, Sir Paul was a wonderful, wise man and at the end of the day you are a fantastic man and leader Mark. it did make you a better man. You are everything a good leader should be because of the things your father exposed you to at a young age. You too Luke. |
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What You See 7 years 2 months ago #1221
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She has a point Mark
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What You See 7 years 2 months ago #1222
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Jay you are too funny
Niobi  Mark, what happened to you is really scary. I’m glad it didn’t destroy you because that is really a disgusting thing to have happen. I love how your brother, your friend, and your amazing father handled the situation and I agree with his words of wisdom. I really wish Sir Paul was still with us and I know all of you do too. I like MG too she was an amazing woman.  Funny how when men have low self-esteem it’s something so negative and violent. I think men who beat their wives, girlfriends, children, and are cruel to animals suffer from some kind of esteem issues. I’d like to know how to spot this kind of thing so this nonverbal form of communication is something I’m definitely more interested in learning about. I knew the Good Lord gave us ways to spot dangerous people in our path and reading what Jordan, Benson, and Benji say about their abusive mothers confirms there has to be ways of spotting dangerous people. We also have to pay attention to our instincts. I’m looking forward to this year because once again it’s going to be very interesting. |
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What You See 7 years 2 months ago #1225
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Niobi
I have to agree with her Mark. I wouldn’t want to tangle with Carmine.Jay…cut that out now He could have been badly hurt. Mark not only is it easy to see how women feel when this happens to them but anybody who is overpowered by someone stronger than them. I wasn’t sexually assaulted but I was attacked by a guy bigger than me and he almost killed me. I couldn’t do anything with him and I tried. I don’t talk about that much because it was hard for me as a man I felt I should have been able to better defend myself.As for the article, I remember Mason telling us about a friend who got into the elevator at her home with three killers. They had just murdered a lawyer they abducted on her way to her car. It was two guys and a girl. The friend had a real bad feeling when she got onto the elevator. She could tell something was up with them just by their body language. I think most us have this ability that is commonly called a sixth sense. Humans just usually talk themselves out of paying attention to it. I’ve had a real hard life but I don’t have low self-esteem. I’m like Mason. I didn’t do it so why should I feel bad about what others have chosen to do to me.  . They are the ones who have to live with what they have done. I’m fine. I survived. They have Karma to deal with.I don’t know much about wealthy people being leaders but I do know there are many people who want to be in control to some degree and many of them don’t have what it takes. People like this can be found in all walks of life. I know many people like Liddy’s former boss. I’m glad he lost his job and Liddy is no longer subject to him. Oh and um Mark does slip into that rich man talk sometimes and I laugh when he does it. I know that’s the way he really talks he just changes when he comes down to spend time with us. He also has an authoritive way of talking that he uses at our meetings. I didn't meet Sir Paul but I get a feeling I see him in his children. He was clearly awesome and Mark so are you and your siblings. |
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