I drink your milkshake! a metaphor for capitalism

[newfie]

youre wrong

well you cant prove me wrong.

I think I'm going to use your argument here in the US
this country was controlled by the indians for about 10000 years
so everything bad that happens here now i will blame on them.

 

[newfie]

There was a white man somewhere who did something so all situations must be blamed on him.

that is the ultimate answer when you read between the lines. Its really another form of victim mentality .
when two tribes fight and starve their people its because the british were there for awhile and caused them to do horrible things.
you can't be held accountable for your own brutality if you have someone else to blame.

 

[rickyb]

well you cant prove me wrong.

I think I'm going to use your argument here in the US
this country was controlled by the indians for about 10000 years
so everything bad that happens here now i will blame on them.

yea it has a lot to do with that. ahh i thought you said everything bad that happens to the indians now i will blame on the invaders LOL. no i disagree because they werent colonizing america, they were probably being colonized.

 

[vantexan]

yea it has a lot to do with that. ahh i thought you said everything bad that happens to the indians now i will blame on the invaders LOL. no i disagree because they werent colonizing america, they were probably being colonized.

The Indians when they first arrived weren't colonizing?

 

[newfie]

yea it has a lot to do with that. ahh i thought you said everything bad that happens to the indians now i will blame on the invaders LOL. no i disagree because they werent colonizing america, they were probably being colonized.

before the whites and spaniards came to america the indians were the imperialist . constantly killing each other for dominance.
since they originally came here across the bering strait they were the invaders thus imperialism reigned here .

 

[newfie]

The Indians when they first arrived weren't colonizing?

he's befuddled now. he thought you had to be white to be an imperialist

 

[rickyb]

before the whites and spaniards came to america the indians were the imperialist . constantly killing each other for dominance.
since they originally came here across the bering strait they were the invaders thus imperialism reigned here .

mmm havent heard about that.

 

[vantexan]

he's befuddled now. he thought you had to be white to be an imperialist

Hey, I finally, it appears, found the line that finally forced @rickyb not to respond to me! I pointed out that his favorite gurus aren't the purists he thinks they are. And that Nader made false statements. He can't find a way to refute all that so he's now ignoring me. Thought I'd never see the day!

 

[vantexan]

before the whites and spaniards came to america the indians were the imperialist . constantly killing each other for dominance.
since they originally came here across the bering strait they were the invaders thus imperialism reigned here .

But, but, Indians are so pure of heart! They're not white capitalists!

 

[Over70irregs]

Ricky , when you post stuff because it fits a narrative you are pushing and don't provide the proper context you are to be blunt being dishonest. i am dissapointed in this dishonesty since you previously called Trump a liar so i would expect impecible honesty from you as an example.

The photo you're looking at is "The Vulture and the Child," captured by Kevin Carter on March 26, 1993.

Here's the background:

• The Situation: The picture was taken in Southern Sudan, during the Sudanese Civil War. The region was ravaged by famine, with food shortages and widespread disease. This was part of a larger humanitarian crisis that resulted in hundreds of thousands of deaths.
  
  
• The Scene:The photo shows a young, emaciated Sudanese girl lying on the ground, crawling towards a feeding center. A vulture stands nearby, patiently waiting.
  
  
• The Impact:The photo created a global outcry and stirred public opinion about the situation in Sudan. It won the Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography in 1994, but it also sparked intense controversy.
  
  
  
• The Controversy: Some critics argued that Carter could have intervened and scared the vulture away to save the girl. Others argued that this would have violated journalistic

That child was a soul. I’ll stop there