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Thread: "Are Whites Racially Opressed?" a.k.a. "How Hard Can CNN Troll?"

  1. #171
    That is no more a political attack than what you just posted. They are both identically targeted at the fringes and ignore the middle class entirely.

  2. #172
    Quote Originally Posted by Some Stupid Japanese Name View Post
    Here's some more anecdotal evidence: Our most profitable time of the year isn't Christmas! It's between February 1 and March 30! Go figure!

    Also: More than 50% of everything we sell during this time period is sold back to us at a big loss within a few months!

    We need to start teaching people how to fish, instead of just giving them a fish every now and again.

    You know, I'm pretty much convinced there is an entire business model built around taking advantage of minorities/poor people who are bad with money. I think some businesses encourage it and capitalize on it.

    I spent a year, two years living in the middle of a city in the black area of town and some of the shit was just crazy. There were tons of pay day loans and rent a centers. Every gas station was a run down shit hole that kept a fine stalk of malt liquors. And stores were designed to rip people off. Like for example, this one chain electronics store had really old stock. They refused to mark anything down too. AND to make matters worse, they loved to sell this shit to churches in the area, forcing them to take out loans to buy some over priced PA that was 7 years old. And god help them if they payed to have the shit installed. And the whole time, swearing up and down they were helping the church out. They'd really talk the shit up.

    Had you told me about this shit when I lived in Whitey Mcwhitetown, I'd told you that you are full of shit. But it is real. There are poor communities that have a culture that is about as sensible as a dog chewing its own ass and eating its own waste.

  3. Quote Originally Posted by dave is ok View Post
    New York.
    Perhaps certain areas. Monroe county is 8%, Buffalo is 8.75%.

  4. #174
    Quote Originally Posted by Fe 26 View Post
    You know, I'm pretty much convinced their is an entire business model built around taking advantage of minorities/poor people who are bad with money. I think some businesses encourage it and capitalize on it.
    You think?

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  5. Quote Originally Posted by Fe 26 View Post
    You know, I'm pretty much convinced there is an entire business model built around taking advantage of minorities/poor people who are bad with money. I think some businesses encourage it and capitalize on it.
    You think?

    Just ask Magic Johnson and Troy Aikman. They are getting fat loot by telling people it's a good idea to spend $30 a week over two years for a $800 TV.

  6. #176
    Quote Originally Posted by dave is ok View Post
    Alabama, Alaska, Colorado, Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, Maine, New Hampshire, Montana, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Virginia, Wisconsin, Utah and Wyoming are all 5% or less.
    I pay 7%. I'm oppressed.

  7. #177
    Quote Originally Posted by Fe 26 View Post
    who only pays 5% in sales tax?
    Maryland used to. I miss it.

  8. #178
    Quote Originally Posted by Diff-chan View Post
    Troy Aikman
    You just can't trust those UCLA grads.

  9. #179
    Quote Originally Posted by Yoshi View Post
    You think?
    Quote Originally Posted by Diff-chan View Post
    You think?
    ~ best buds ~

  10. Quote Originally Posted by Fe 26 View Post
    I pay 7%. I'm oppressed.
    MA just went from 5% to 6.25%, but anyone non-retard drives up to NH for big purchases for their 0% sales tax anyway

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