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12-12-04, 06:27 PM
interesting... i think we uk posters are satisfied being independent thinker where as american thought is like the three musketeers... we uk posters stick up or cooperate when we need to do
Think outside of the box...Think in spirit
Act as if it were impossible to fail!!!
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I think we should listen more to one another, contributing our strengths and drawing on the strength of others where possible.
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28-12-04, 07:52 PM
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I am neither UK or USA
I am an African poster
I am born in Niger, lived in countries in Africa for 10 years including Sudan
I am just fascinated how the wjole of USA thinks exactly the same word for word
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28-12-04, 10:42 PM
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nopes
I am neither UK or USA
I am an African poster
I am born in Niger, lived in countries in Africa for 10 years including Sudan
I am just fascinated how the wjole of USA thinks exactly the same word for word
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i dont know why but i do find the above interesting
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Think outside of the box...Think in spirit
Act as if it were impossible to fail!!!
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Location: The land that can cause diminished dreams...United Kingdom
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28-12-04, 11:03 PM
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nopes
I am neither UK or USA
I am an African poster
I am born in Niger, lived in countries in Africa for 10 years including Sudan
I am just fascinated how the wjole of USA thinks exactly the same word for word
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i dont know why but i do find the above interesting
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When a fool it told a proverb, its meaning has to be explained to him.
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29-12-04, 03:47 AM
Personally, I like conversing with blacks from both Canada and England because rarely in America do you find intelligent black people willing to discuss race and politics.
Either you run into some nut or bum on the street ranting and raving about the "white man" who tossed him in jail and poisoned his hamburger....
Or if you find some negro who got lucky on the job and was able to be the first one to integrate his suburban neighborhood and he NOW believes that racism no longer exists.
Here, I hear reasonable and rational people discuss race and modern issues in an intelligent and relatively civilized fashion.
Because the steel is black...the attitude is exact. - Public Enemy
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29-12-04, 05:43 AM
Agree we need dialogue,but we need some sort of common platform to build.Too many times those ism's tend to detract from the common goal.That goal to me is the closing of the wealth gap between the Africa and its children worldwide.
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30-12-04, 07:24 AM
uk posters are a bunch of lames
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30-12-04, 07:38 AM
Don't worr,y most of us think the same about Americans. And heck I can still go abroad without being spat upon.
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30-12-04, 09:22 PM
uk is a fake version of america..and so are the ppl
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30-12-04, 10:30 PM
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I live in America, and I have to say that this doesn't make sense. That's like saying that the Parent is a fake version of his CHILD.
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HOWEVER, I have seen and experienced the fact that "American" culture has found a place in countries all over this planet...the UK included...particularly "Black American" culture, e.g., "Hip Hop".
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I have heard some wonderful artists from the UK and wonder why there isn't a more balanced/mutual representation...but that's another topic, possibly.
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Bottom line, I love my People no matter where they are...Period.
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If you don't see in me what I see in you, it just means we have a lot of growing yet to do.
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31-12-04, 06:46 AM
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uk is a fake version of america..and so are the ppl
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Yes we have fake guns and fake drive by shootings. I'm so ashamed.
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Also all the black people here are so thick we need affirmative action instead of actual hard graft. Oh wait we actually get told to stand on our own two feet don't we.
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And we don't have as many **** sites as you.
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02-01-05, 01:08 PM
Ahmaad
Ihave to semi-agree with you.
I mean yes, I get upset with "the white man made me do it" issues that many blacks in the US continue to throw on the table.
However, I still think there are many others that can hold an intelligent conversation regardless of the topic!
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Personally, I like conversing with blacks from both Canada and England because rarely in America do you find intelligent black people willing to discuss race and politics.
Either you run into some nut or bum on the street ranting and raving about the "white man" who tossed him in jail and poisoned his hamburger....
Or if you find some negro who got lucky on the job and was able to be the first one to integrate his suburban neighborhood and he NOW believes that racism no longer exists.
Here, I hear reasonable and rational people discuss race and modern issues in an intelligent and relatively civilized fashion.
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