I see the subject of this thread totaly changed...
I see no black and white players here!!!! and it does not even matter. I even don't mind if you're an alien playing from space practising to conquer the world.

For the people who discriminate; you're not better than other people.
For the people who feel discriminated: you should be proud on yourself who you are and get some self-confidence!

I think it is a ridiculus subject to discuss on warlight because appearance does not matter on the internet world.

Good Night!

Since Captain Phrenology just conceded all my points and proceeded to repeat his own, my final comment:

Have you ever noticed that the people who source their pride from their race or nationality are the exact same people who would otherwise have virtually nothing to be proud of?

Woah, the topic changed to tongues - well, learn the tongue most used in your country - it's a have-to.

English if you're visiting anywhere (aside from some poor countries noone wants go to anyway like Somalia) will work.

RvW, we DID learn the language. We just didn't ALL learn it. Settlements often had translators n or took up their language wholesale (like quakers?). Through translators and native translators, we traded.

Its a rhetorical question, but yes.
I know what you mean.

We should be proud of ourselves. And people of every race have something to be proud of. We should be aware of our own race, of our weaknesses and strengths, and also be respectful for other people, if they are respectful to you, no matter whey they come from.

@Epicular
Now I see that you are a socialist and fascist. Minimum wage is fascism. It denies my freedom and my workers freedom to make job transactions on our own conditions. It makes these contracts conditions unprofitable and therefore often a businessman must resign from hiring workers because they are too expensive.

You see as the only solution robbing rich people off their money. Indeed, you have a thinking of a primitive aggresive monkey who can only achieve everything by force, stealing and not work. The discussion with you is over. You have revealed your tricky and unhonourable nature.

lol. You spew nonsense. You have no way to effectively counter my argument so you yell insults and flee.
lol. I achieve everything by force, stealing and not work? Where the living fuck did that come from? What have I said to indicate anything close to that? I said the rich should be taxed a bit more...
I think the rich can handle losing a bit of their money for the greater good. All they do is sit on it anyways.

I now see that you are blind and subconsciously racist. You blindly follow one side and attack the other without taking a moment to actually think it through for yourself. You are like most americans who need a serious wake-up call, but that cannot be achieved by a Warlight forum, so I am therefore done conversing with you as there is no point in continuing this discussion.

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I think more rich people should be like Carnegie and John d. Rockefeller. Give as much money as you can to charity for competition.

Yeah. And not like Donald Trump. That man disgusts me, he has no talent and sits on a throne of cash acting like he is intellectually above everyone else.

Yo berdan, you said you'd stop replying. Could you actually fucking do that? Thanks.

Back on-topic:

i dont think there has ever been a black Astronaut before correct me if i am wrong.

@knyte
ok,
just why your rude? Having a bad day?

Epicular, you are perfectly spot-on when it comes to taxing the rich. They can afford it. They can afford it, very much. Oh no! Instead of making 100 million dollars this year's I only made 60 million!!! AAAAHHHHH!
And Donald Trump. He is an incompetent idiot.

i dont think there has ever been a black Astronaut before correct me if i am wrong.

Your not being sure is a good thing actually!

In my opinion it makes perfect sense for people to remember "the first" of big achievements. For instance, if you ask me "Who was the first person to fly?" I know the answer by heart (well..., I know it was the Wright brothers, no clue whether Orville or Wilbur was the very first). Same with first person in space, first person to orbit, first person to step on the moon. And, once it happens, I'll definitely remember the name of whoever sets foot on Mars first.

Those are the real "firsts". But for some reason, we've made a habit of also remembering "the first women to ..." and in some cases even "the first black to ...". The intention behind it might be good (white males are ridiculously over-represented otherwise), but it causes this stupid, subconscious notion of "okay, now that a man has done it, let's see if a woman can do it too".

If I were to ask "Who was the first president with size 15 shoes?" everybody is going to look at me like I'm stupid and why on Earth would anybody ask such a ridiculous question... and it is entirely possible the question cannot be answered as the information (especially for the really old presidents) might have been lost to history. Yet asking "Who was the first black president of the USA?" will get me instant (and flawless) answers no matter whom I ask. Same thing with "Has there ever been a female president of the USA?"... And I'm not just talking about right now; let's be honest, a hundred years from now, that'll still work the exact same way.

The sign we've finally beaten racism (and, for that matter, sexism) is not when there is a black president, it's when there is a black president and during the entire campaign it hasn't been mentioned once, because nobody is consciously aware of it.

Oh, and for all the narrow-minded people out there:
"We choose to have a female, black, lesbian president! ... We choose to elect her in this century and abolish prejudice, not because she's a woman, but because she's the better candidate; because an end to prejudice will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone even further, and one we intend to win."

(Also, with a lesbian president... what do we call her wife; "Second Lady" sounds pretty darn lame!?)

Yaaay, Andrew gets it!