So, you agree that littering is ok as long as you’re oppressed. Got it.

That’s not how it happens in my neighborhood. It seems to be some kind of sub-culture of not caring about the Earth. In my two buildings, it just so happens that they’re all black.

It’s not about race, it’s about culture. There’s a huge difference. But some of the black people in my neighborhood definitely litter. That doesn’t make them bad people, but it’s not good for the Earth or themselves.

Your ego is obvious because your first post started with and was filled with ad hominem attacks on my person for making the same post

Thankfully, it’s still a minority of people. But zero would be better.

Thanks for the cream-of-idiot dressing with the freshly grated have-nothing-specific-to-say on top with a side of someone-else’s-meme-pic.

I’m an asshole for telling you the truth of my community?

Nothing justifies putting your hands on someone else’s child, tho.

Well, I’m glad it wasn’t that you misunderstood what I’m saying.

Sweet. Those are definitely way more comprehensive than what I remember from who knows how many years ago. Thanks for sharing.

I hear your truth. Thanks for sharing it.

I hear your truth. Thanks for sharing it.

These people have got to earn their absolution.

So what you’re saying is that you should forgive them if they truly try to change, right?

Sure, but what’s done is done. The only thing worse than voting for that fucker is not realizing that they shouldn’t have. The more people that join our side to remedy the coming harms, the better, no matter their background.

No, never. I’m talking about mistakes where you cause harm or unhappiness for others. That means acting on your vices instead of your virtues, and we all do it, tho not all to the extent that Trump voters have, I’ll grant that.

You only forget once the person truly changes. Not until then. Forgetting before then would be neither smart nor safe.

All mistakes are choices. And we have all been stupid in our lives, some more than others, with more disastrous mistakes. Still, we all need grace and forgiveness, thus we must give others the room to grow as we need to.

Just because you can’t feel the pull of the moon on your body doesn’t mean your boat isn’t rising and falling with the tide.

Hmmm, how do Trump supporters treat those who disagree with them? Do they bully them? Do they close their ears like children and yell, “BLAH BLAH BLAH”?