Miss America crowns 1st winner of Indian descent; racist tweets flow

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Bro in every post I correct you on the facts, forgive me is I fail to find the time at every post of yours... such as this one.

Oh, my sense of logic extends beyond the realms of the internet. If you think you are correcting me, that is sad. But carry on.

[Novembro 1,763]

I'm here for the gangbang.

[Danno 1,228]

Romance breaks all the rules and romance is the only thing referred in your post that actually can create more people. It is therefore much more powerful as a demographic influence than the military or the church/mosque.

You must think romance only happens out side of Military folks and Religious folks.

I might remind you, the more religious a person is, the higher the number of children they are likely to have ....since fertility is on your mind

[lierre 224]

Thanks amriki bhai and the conciliator!

Danno, i completely agree with Harpa Timsah on his comment for your post. Skin color is hardly the best way of categorizing people for their heritage. Also, there's got to be thousands upon thousands of Americans who have heritages coming from either European and African or Asian and Russian or (add your own mix) countries.

Where are these people in your graph?

That's because they're all on middle aged white man assistance..........

.......... Sorry.

My husband is not a middle aged white man. Nor am I a teenaged Asian woman. Stereotyping fail!

But, I forgive ya cause you said sorry

Edited September 16, 2013 by ivyanddan

[decocker 7,198]

You must think romance only happens out side of Military folks and Religious folks.

I might remind you, the more religious a person is, the higher the number of children they are likely to have ....since fertility is on your mind

lol. since when does having a ####### ton of ankle biters around 24/7 have anything to do with romance?

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

You must think romance only happens out side of Military folks and Religious folks.

I might remind you, the more religious a person is, the higher the number of children they are likely to have ....since fertility is on your mind

and the greater the chance of divorce

[JohnR! 5,495]

Your up to bat with your facts.

Right on.

The only claim I made was to the effect that your statement was not based on records or studies or any sort of research. So far you have proven me right.

[Danno 1,228]

Right on.

The only claim I made was to the effect that your statement was not based on records or studies or any sort of research. So far you have proven me right.

See this is why I quit wasting my time to you, you bring nothing to any post, not even an interesting opinion.

[Danno 1,228]

and the greater the chance of divorce

For military folks or religious folks?

ONe of the problems with these statistics now is we are entering an era where lving together is so prevalent that historic comparisons are not very valid.

IN other words lets suppose nearly everyone stopped getting married except the Amish and since they have low divorce rates could we could then claim the "divorce epidemic is over?

If non-relgious and religious people were getting married at the same rate as used to be true, you could compare and learn something but as marriage rates declined, especially among non-religous it's a little more difficult to make comparisons.

And of course with the Military.... they are financially motivated to marry, and their situation is more complex yet.

[Danno 1,228]

lol. since when does having a ####### ton of ankle biters around 24/7 have anything to do with romance?

I mentioned fertility because it was raised by the post I responded to.

[Penny Lane 8,159]

I wonder if Twitter is a) the place where people can say their true feelings, no matter how horrible, and still have people agree with them ... or b) the place where people say horrible things and only pretend to actually mean them?

[JohnR! 5,495]

See this is why I quit wasting my time to you, you bring nothing to any post, not even an interesting opinion.

In this case I do so for the sake of symmetry.

[Janelle2002 3,865]

I feel sorry for her having to see or hear about these rude comments. It is pathetic how so many people try to fit into America but will never be accepted because of their skin tone and heritage.

I am happy that she won!!

And I live to see the day were people are so mixed that no one knows where they are from and cannot discriminate against people because of their skin tone.

And so many Americans want to know why different races don't try to fit into American culture, because they know they will never be accepted.

[lierre 224]

I wonder if Twitter is a) the place where people can say their true feelings, no matter how horrible, and still have people agree with them ... or b) the place where people say horrible things and only pretend to actually mean them?

A mix of both.

[JohnR! 5,495]

I feel sorry for her having to see or hear about these rude comments. It is pathetic how so many people try to fit into America but will never be accepted because of their skin tone and heritage.

I am happy that she won!!

And I live to see the day were people are so mixed that no one knows where they are from and cannot discriminate against people because of their skin tone.

And so many Americans want to know why different races don't try to fit into American culture, because they know they will never be accepted.

I disagree. The burden really is on those who believe any of that should matter.

It is not what they call her that matters, so much as to what she answers.

Every wave of immigrants had similar challenges, and I will bet you that then the families of those who now discriminate against this woman arrived in America they themselves were the object of discrimination.

The whole thing hinges on the misguided notion some people have that they possess the copyrights and exclusivity to define what 'American' is and to determine who is admitted to the 'American' club. With the exception of the natives, we are all from somewhere else - every last one of us.

Edited September 16, 2013 by Gegel