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Eko

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5. Yes, but it goes one step further.

Reply to Ron Green (Reply #4)

Mon Jul 26, 2021, 12:06 AM

Jul 2021

It creates a full reality that just is not there. Not only that we dont need crt or history but that our eyes are lying to us and we need to ignore reality. No color, no racism, no difference, no reality but what I want it to be.

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"I dont see color" he said. Lol. [View all] Eko Jul 2021 OP

I wish I didn't see color. PoindexterOglethorpe Jul 2021 #1

Colors are beautiful. Eko Jul 2021 #2

Interesting. PoindexterOglethorpe Jul 2021 #3

Also when you don't see color FreeState Jul 2021 #10

Yes!!! Eko Jul 2021 #11

We know a song about that, children ! OnDoutside Jul 2021 #16

"I don't see color" is a way of saying "It's all fixed now." Ron Green Jul 2021 #4

Yes, but it goes one step further. Eko Jul 2021 #5

And you know its a fake reality Eko Jul 2021 #6

Recommended. H2O Man Jul 2021 #7

Thanks, Eko Jul 2021 #8

Exactly, the diversity itself is positive . And assimilation shouldn't mean giving JI7 Jul 2021 #9

I dont see color mean I dont see anything other than myself. Eko Jul 2021 #12

Invisibility... Generic Other Jul 2021 #13

This message was self-deleted by its author Generic Other Jul 2021 #14

Then he doesn't see them at all. alphafemale Jul 2021 #15

I think you might have been a little hard on the guy in this instance. I get the impression he's Vinca Jul 2021 #17

No, Eko Jul 2021 #19

In the Army, we were told everyone is green Mysterian Jul 2021 #18

I grew up in Roxbury, a part of Boston, in the 40s and 50s. marie999 Jul 2021 #20