J. Christopher Stevens
Sean Smith
Glen Doherty
Tyrone S. Woods
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do you exspress your self in Ingles?
'early night'?
all of us actual English speakers would never phrase it like that.
but so we see it as you speaking with glowing skills.
people will have their eyes on you all evening now.
you should make it into an early night, foreign speaker.
they can't speak in the common idioms of real speakers and when they try to get creative all they can do is badger and pejoratate because they are unable to see what is wrong with their phrasing, whihc makes them glow like a meteor streaking across the milky way.
it's too obvious.
maybe if it gets really snowy Santa will let you guide his sleigh because you are glowing.
how about 4AM sit down Chinese Food at a real Chinese restuarant!
the sound of empty kegs rolling repeatedly down the steps at the fraternity by the towers, and the students screaming down at the frat brothers from their high rise windows and tellng them they all suck.
Local Brother with a crow bar walking a New York kid back to his dorm to change on Halloween night and telling him that 'dressing as a ghost' in a sheet over your head is stupid; and tell him that he won't ever do it again.
(this kid was terrified!)
to be honest with my assessment:
the word you used would have resulted in the brother maybe being a bit more forceful.
No, in the terminology of the Deleware Valley that would never ever ever been spoken on the streets in earshot of Black people because it would have resulted in triggering some of them to do stuff that I won't mention.
the man was teaching the young New Yorker about the realiities of living in the Deleware Valley. You figure it out.
the N word was never used back then unless someone was ready to fight.
but the way that some would tell it "there are Black pepole and then there are 'nword' and everyone knows the difference'
Which I could kind of understand because I'd heard a similar statement about a particular religious ethnicity that always claims to be so put down.
the phrasing, put to us by one of the Dads: there are J people and then there are K's.
"people can tell the difference"
and he entreated us to not hate the J because some of them are K.
so that would be the linquistic context of using that word you used.
sometimes what they call 'civil disobedience' is actually criminal indifference.
Blocking an ambuelence, starting a fire, etc.
and in a riot situtation sitting down on the streets and not moving along is 'virtual signalling'.
If an officer is on duty and directs a citizen to move in a public place, the citizen who does not follow the direction if breaking the law for no good reason other than just social belligerance.
It serves no political purpose.
the false solidary of the left is the glue that holds them together.
really it's a kind of 'breeding behavior' where they do this to try and impress people looking for someone who will accept them and pay attention to them.
they will not find that with leftists, who will sacrifice their own for political cause (but not their families, just their followers).
Civil Disobedience, as defined by Thorough, wasn't about being a bitch at a protest to the police.
In reality Henry was not even a little bit of a leftist, but a capitalist to the core.
but the left claims him because he spent a night in jail once and explained what Civil Disobedience is.
I am honest in what I tell you.
but you don't want a real narrative of the past.
You attack the person who you don't know who has a real voice and a real story to tell, and add nothing to the narrative.
because I am truthful and explain how real people spoke on the Philly streets 50 years ago.
why would you want to bury that information from History?
are you a supremicist?
there are stuffy grammartarians, and then there are supremicists, and everyone knows the difference.
how is that for word salad?
TY
the real use of these phrases, and the consequences of their use, is lost if we don't tell those younger the stories of what we saw back in the day.
the N word was a taboo for a very very long time.
I suppose the visibile shaking of terrified people when they heard that word was part of the reason.
because I don't confirm you biases?
I speak without the 'oh don't upset the letter-word people' filter on? Is that what bothers you?
spill it, why does my truth talking about the idioms of 50 years ago bother you so much?