Indiana Black Expo, what are you doing to get ready?

[rhino]

Wow.

You're always good (for a Brit), but the text below is exceptional. Well said, sir. WELL SAID.

Ummm, isn't the NRA still pushing Project Exile?

My civil rights are not responsible for the thuggery of a few nihilistic mopes.

You want to have your white guilt about the blood on the street of yet another IBE, Mr. Tully? Fine, go right ahead and feel guilty and wring your hands as the police hose the blood off yet another Indianapolis sidewalk.

However, my civil rights did not hurt those people. What hurt those people is your product, the hundreds of Shamus Pattons that will be out on the street next weekend. Hundreds of manchildren without fathers, without guidance, without discipline. Raised by women and a govenment check they lash out at their father-longing, not knowing why they are so angry or so destructive only to tell me (years later sometimes) through the chickenwire reinforced glass that they wish they knew their fathers.

The product of the Welfare State which feeds on nihilism and digests out raw violence and human misery. That product is a fruit of your labors, Mr. Tully.

Those shootings are on you and your side, not me and not my rights.

 

[thompal]

However, my civil rights did not hurt those people. What hurt those people is your product, the hundreds of Shamus Pattons that will be out on the street next weekend. Hundreds of manchildren without fathers, without guidance, without discipline. Raised by women and a govenment check they lash out at their father-longing, not knowing why they are so angry or so destructive only to tell me (years later sometimes) through the chickenwire reinforced glass that they wish they knew their fathers.

The product of the Welfare State which feeds on nihilism and digests out raw violence and human misery. That product is a fruit of your labors, Mr. Tully.

Those shootings are on you and your side, not me and not my rights.

I tried to rep you for this, but can't. I wanted to thank you for your viewpoint, which is undoubtedly unique among INGOers.

 

[The Bubba Effect]

Blah, Blah, Blah, Black Expo.

Try living just off campus during little 5 in Bloomington.

 

[sj kahr k40]

Blah, Blah, Blah, Black Expo.

Try living just off campus during little 5 in Bloomington.

How many people got shot at little 5 this year?

 

[vitamink]

Blah, Blah, Blah, Black Expo.

Try living just off campus during little 5 in Bloomington.

I lived above "little tibet" on 4th street directly behind the mcdonalds on kirkwood...i'll take a years worth of little 5's over a days worth of IBE

 

[Benny]

I lived above "little tibet" on 4th street directly behind the mcdonalds on kirkwood...i'll take a years worth of little 5's over a days worth of IBE

Uh yeah, I've been to several little 5's and never even came close to feeling threatened.

 

[jclark]

Ummm, isn't the NRA still pushing Project Exile?

My civil rights are not responsible for the thuggery of a few nihilistic mopes.

You want to have your white guilt about the blood on the street of yet another IBE, Mr. Tully? Fine, go right ahead and feel guilty and wring your hands as the police hose the blood off yet another Indianapolis sidewalk.

However, my civil rights did not hurt those people. What hurt those people is your product, the hundreds of Shamus Pattons that will be out on the street next weekend. Hundreds of manchildren without fathers, without guidance, without discipline. Raised by women and a govenment check they lash out at their father-longing, not knowing why they are so angry or so destructive only to tell me (years later sometimes) through the chickenwire reinforced glass that they wish they knew their fathers.

The product of the Welfare State which feeds on nihilism and digests out raw violence and human misery. That product is a fruit of your labors, Mr. Tully.

Those shootings are on you and your side, not me and not my rights.

This is a damn good post. Repped when I can!!!!!!

 

[ThrottleJockey]

Uh yeah, I've been to several little 5's and never even came close to feeling threatened.

They sure aren't like they were in the '80s THAT was a good time!

 

[Benny]

They sure aren't like they were in the '80s THAT was a good time!

I was a tot in the 80's; I went in the 00's and it wasn't bad.

 

[PatriotPride]

Ummm, isn't the NRA still pushing Project Exile?

My civil rights are not responsible for the thuggery of a few nihilistic mopes.

You want to have your white guilt about the blood on the street of yet another IBE, Mr. Tully? Fine, go right ahead and feel guilty and wring your hands as the police hose the blood off yet another Indianapolis sidewalk.

However, my civil rights did not hurt those people. What hurt those people is your product, the hundreds of Shamus Pattons that will be out on the street next weekend. Hundreds of manchildren without fathers, without guidance, without discipline. Raised by women and a govenment check they lash out at their father-longing, not knowing why they are so angry or so destructive only to tell me (years later sometimes) through the chickenwire reinforced glass that they wish they knew their fathers.

The product of the Welfare State which feeds on nihilism and digests out raw violence and human misery. That product is a fruit of your labors, Mr. Tully.

Those shootings are on you and your side, not me and not my rights.

Rep'd!

 

[ThrottleJockey]

I was a tot in the 80's; I went in the 00's and it wasn't bad.

I truly am sad for your generation You will just never know. In the '80s (and before) and a bit into the '90s, B-town was a cool place. It was not owned by old man Cook and was not the Liberal utopia it is today. I miss Garcias and spaceport, and the book store near Kilroys that sold single cigarettes for a dime and didn't card... Is peoples park even still there? PM me and I'll tell you the story of peoples park if you're interested and I can tell you a LOT more about the history of that little town. Dammit, now you've got me reminiscing about all he quarry holes that used to be there.....good times...

 

[Benny]

I truly am sad for your generation You will just never know. In the '80s (and before) and a bit into the '90s, B-town was a cool place. It was not owned by old man Cook and was not the Liberal utopia it is today. I miss Garcias and spaceport. Is peoples park even still there? PM me and I'll tell you the story of peoples park if you're interested and I can tell you a LOT more about the history of that little town. Dammit, now you've got me reminiscing about all he quarry holes that used to be there.....good times...

Haha, I never lived there, just had friends who did, thus the reason I went to some Little 5s...I only experienced the good parts, not the bad.

 

[antdog/zook]

I truly am sad for your generation You will just never know. In the '80s (and before) and a bit into the '90s, B-town was a cool place. It was not owned by old man Cook and was not the Liberal utopia it is today. I miss Garcias and spaceport, and the book store near Kilroys that sold single cigarettes for a dime and didn't card... Is peoples park even still there? PM me and I'll tell you the story of peoples park if you're interested and I can tell you a LOT more about the history of that little town. Dammit, now you've got me reminiscing about all he quarry holes that used to be there.....good times...

I WAS DOWN THERE STATING IN 90' what a goodtime! crazy, but good! kinda like the "snakepit" used to be.

 

[JetGirl]

What hurt those people is your product, the hundreds of Shamus Pattons that will be out on the street next weekend. Hundreds of manchildren without fathers, without guidance, without discipline. Raised by women and a govenment check they lash out at their father-longing, not knowing why they are so angry or so destructive only to tell me (years later sometimes) through the chickenwire reinforced glass that they wish they knew their fathers.

The product of the Welfare State which feeds on nihilism and digests out raw violence and human misery.

"Government does not solve problems; it subsidizes them." --Ronald Reagan

 

[Ogre]

Blah, Blah, Blah, Black Expo.

Try living just off campus during little 5 in Bloomington.

Thats the funniest thing I've heard all day. What were you always on alert in case a hippy rolled up on you to pull your "Birks"?

 

[The Bubba Effect]

Thats the funniest thing I've heard all day. What were you always on alert in case a hippy rolled up on you to pull your "Birks"?

Thank you, thank you... tough room

 

[JJGatesE30]

Too lazy to do a search on this but seriously, "black expo"? Is this just an Indy thing? I have never heard of anything like this before until I heard about the shooting that went with it.

black expo...really?

 

[Benny]

Too lazy to do a search on this but seriously, "black expo"? Is this just an Indy thing? I have never heard of anything like this before until I heard about the shooting that went with it.

black expo...really?

Yeah, really. Don't talk about it or you are a racist.

 

[rmabrey]

Yeah, really. Don't talk about it or you are a racist.

Too late I've already labeled him as a racist. The NAACP will be calling

 

[JJGatesE30]

Yeah, really. Don't talk about it or you are a racist.

But...but I...seriously I didn't mean to sound...oh wait I don't care.

Imagine a "white expo" (or is that the tea parties?)