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Ammonitida 11/27/17 8:11:53 AM #51:	jimbiz posted... Of course CE defend this shit and acts like gentrification is not wrong Sorry, CE leftists, but people moving in and opening up shop in certain neighborhoods is never wrong, even when it's those dreaded white people doing the moving. <cite>Ammonitida posted [p:891132547] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>jimbiz posted...</cite> <quote>Of course CE defend this shit and acts like gentrification is not wrong</quote> Sorry, CE leftists, but people moving in and opening up shop in certain neighborhoods is never wrong, even when it's those dreaded white people doing the moving.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
A_Good_Boy 11/27/17 8:12:55 AM #52:	Ammonitida posted... jimbiz posted... Of course CE defend this shit and acts like gentrification is not wrong Sorry, CE leftists, but people moving in and opening up shop in certain neighborhoods is never wrong, even when it's those dreaded white people doing the moving. Guess we can stop whining about refugees then. --- Who is? I am! <cite>A_Good_Boy posted [p:891132565] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ammonitida posted...</cite> <quote><cite>jimbiz posted...</cite> <quote> Of course CE defend this shit and acts like gentrification is not wrong</quote> Sorry, CE leftists, but people moving in and opening up shop in certain neighborhoods is never wrong, even when it's those dreaded white people doing the moving.</quote> Guess we can stop whining about refugees then.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NINExATExSEVEN 11/27/17 8:14:36 AM #53:	A_Good_Boy posted... Ammonitida posted... jimbiz posted... Of course CE defend this shit and acts like gentrification is not wrong Sorry, CE leftists, but people moving in and opening up shop in certain neighborhoods is never wrong, even when it's those dreaded white people doing the moving. Guess we can stop whining about refugees then. Refugees or the 60% economic migrants that need to be kicked the fuck out of Europe? --- Listen to my story... This... May be our last chance... <cite>NINExATExSEVEN posted [p:891132583] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ammonitida posted...</cite> <quote><cite>jimbiz posted...</cite> <quote> Of course CE defend this shit and acts like gentrification is not wrong</quote> Sorry, CE leftists, but people moving in and opening up shop in certain neighborhoods is never wrong, even when it's those dreaded white people doing the moving.</quote> Guess we can stop whining about refugees then.</quote> Refugees or the 60% economic migrants that need to be kicked the fuck out of Europe?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_OujiDoza_ 11/27/17 8:16:34 AM #54:	TheVipaGTS posted... DragonGirlYuki posted... Well it was pretty effective at making the left flip out. Why do you consider this a left vs right situation? It's a simple go-to retort for dummies. --- R.I.P. Bilbo-Swaggins: Victim of the CommunistFAQS Regime \|Brian-Dawkins\|http://i.imgtc.com/5yil6xS.jpg. <cite>_OujiDoza_ posted [p:891132633] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheVipaGTS posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DragonGirlYuki posted...</cite> <quote>Well it was pretty effective at making the left flip out.</quote> Why do you consider this a left vs right situation?</quote> It's a simple go-to retort for dummies.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ammonitida 11/27/17 8:16:55 AM #55:	A_Good_Boy posted... Ammonitida posted... jimbiz posted... Of course CE defend this shit and acts like gentrification is not wrong Sorry, CE leftists, but people moving in and opening up shop in certain neighborhoods is never wrong, even when it's those dreaded white people doing the moving. Guess we can stop whining about refugees then. Yeah, you can stop whining about refugees too. <cite>Ammonitida posted [p:891132640] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ammonitida posted...</cite> <quote><cite>jimbiz posted...</cite> <quote> Of course CE defend this shit and acts like gentrification is not wrong</quote> Sorry, CE leftists, but people moving in and opening up shop in certain neighborhoods is never wrong, even when it's those dreaded white people doing the moving.</quote> Guess we can stop whining about refugees then.</quote> Yeah, you can stop whining about refugees too.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lonestar2000 11/27/17 8:19:20 AM #56:	LMAO, what a bunch of whiny babies. --- Rumble Roses. Someone enters the room. Them: O_O Me: What?! I always play games without my pants on!- Inmate 922335 #ImpeachTrump <cite>Lonestar2000 posted [p:891132684] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote>LMAO, what a bunch of whiny babies.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
thelovefist 11/27/17 8:22:26 AM #57:	Ammonitida posted... A_Good_Boy posted... Ammonitida posted... jimbiz posted... Of course CE defend this shit and acts like gentrification is not wrong Sorry, CE leftists, but people moving in and opening up shop in certain neighborhoods is never wrong, even when it's those dreaded white people doing the moving. Guess we can stop whining about refugees then. Yeah, you can stop whining about refugees too. thelovefist posted... The opposition to 'gentrification' is a class based one i.e. poor vs. rich not a race based one I thought? Therefore, why is this sign a racist one? --- N/A <cite>thelovefist posted [p:891132753] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ammonitida posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ammonitida posted...</cite> <quote><cite>jimbiz posted...</cite> <quote> Of course CE defend this shit and acts like gentrification is not wrong</quote> Sorry, CE leftists, but people moving in and opening up shop in certain neighborhoods is never wrong, even when it's those dreaded white people doing the moving.</quote> Guess we can stop whining about refugees then.</quote> Yeah, you can stop whining about refugees too.</quote> <cite>thelovefist posted...</cite> <quote>The opposition to 'gentrification' is a class based one i.e. poor vs. rich not a race based one I thought? Therefore, why is this sign a racist one?</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dragonblade01 11/27/17 9:11:23 AM #58:	Ammonitida posted... jimbiz posted... Of course CE defend this shit and acts like gentrification is not wrong Sorry, CE leftists, but people moving in and opening up shop in certain neighborhoods is never wrong, even when it's those dreaded white people doing the moving. Helping development and encouraging business in a city/area is by no means a bad thing. But that doesn't mean the actual issue went away. --- PSN: kazukifafner <cite>Dragonblade01 posted [p:891134170] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ammonitida posted...</cite> <quote><cite>jimbiz posted...</cite> <quote>Of course CE defend this shit and acts like gentrification is not wrong</quote> Sorry, CE leftists, but people moving in and opening up shop in certain neighborhoods is never wrong, even when it's those dreaded white people doing the moving.</quote> Helping development and encouraging business in a city/area is by no means a bad thing. But that doesn't mean the actual issue went away.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
chrono625 11/27/17 9:23:44 AM #59:	I laugh because most of, if not all of, the gentrification in NYC is done by young hipster progressives. Brooklyn, for example. How do I know? People whom I grew up with in white suburbia after graduating college all fled to these areas. All are liberals. I've seen it first hand. Park slope, Canarsie, Williamsburg. And park slope is a perfect example because most of the residents are old school Italian folk. Who have lived in rent controlled apartments until the past 8 years when yuppies began moving in. Small businesses followed once the neighborhood cleaned up. Such businesses like this coffee shop. Gentrification is neither a racial or political issue. Its just a "this shit hole area was made a respectable place to live". Albeit price increases are inevitable once that happens only because of the sudden desire to live in the area. --- http://i.imgur.com/Rqk1DYV.gif - Super Bowl XXI/XXV/XLII/XLVI Champions - NY Giants Eli Manning SB tracker: 2/2 Superbowls 2/2 SBMVP's <cite>chrono625 posted [p:891134625] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote>I laugh because most of, if not all of, the gentrification in NYC is done by young hipster progressives. Brooklyn, for example. How do I know? People whom I grew up with in white suburbia after graduating college all fled to these areas. All are liberals. I've seen it first hand. Park slope, Canarsie, Williamsburg. And park slope is a perfect example because most of the residents are old school Italian folk. Who have lived in rent controlled apartments until the past 8 years when yuppies began moving in. Small businesses followed once the neighborhood cleaned up. Such businesses like this coffee shop. Gentrification is neither a racial or political issue. Its just a "this shit hole area was made a respectable place to live". Albeit price increases are inevitable once that happens only because of the sudden desire to live in the area.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Dustin1280 11/27/17 9:39:52 AM #61:	While gentrification is technically a good thing, I can understand why people took offense to that. @TheVipaGTS said it best: TheVipaGTS posted... The word is fairly loaded politically these days. I wouldnt be surprised if many people who think the sign is fine also think yea. We Saved You......and theyre not thinking rich vs poor if you know what I mean. It was ultimately done in poor taste, but it wasn't supposed to be taken maliciously... --- RIP: Canuklehead, Karma: 1369 // RIP: Gen_Lee_Enfield, Karma: 1731 // RIP: Orlando of the Axe, Karma: 1642 --They delivered! <cite>Dustin1280 posted [p:891135205] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote>While gentrification is technically a good thing, I can understand why people took offense to that. @TheVipaGTS said it best: <cite>TheVipaGTS posted...</cite> <quote>The word is fairly loaded politically these days. I wouldnt be surprised if many people who think the sign is fine also think yea. We Saved You......and theyre not thinking rich vs poor if you know what I mean.</quote> It was ultimately done in poor taste, but it wasn't supposed to be taken maliciously...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BB mofo 11/27/17 9:43:14 AM #62:	I remember watching a predominately white city gentrify over the course of ten years. It was sad. The people that use to live there were blue collar types and retirees. Buying my lunch there was once highly affordable. But I was the first of a burgeoning tech hub growing in the center of the city. You go there now, and everything is upscale. The businesses I use to frequent, like this one mom and pop diner, are gone. All the old homes are gone too, replaced with track homes and McMansions. And what happened to the original community? Most moved, but the retirees left behind are homeless and living out of their cars or at cheap hotels. I arrive at work just before daybreak, and the parking lots at hotels and supermarkets are packed with cars and trailers. The city leaves a few outhouses in these lots for the people to use. --- "But who prays for Satan? Who, in eighteen centuries, has had the common humanity to pray for the one sinner that needed it most?" -Mark Twain <cite>BB mofo posted [p:891135325] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote>I remember watching a predominately white city gentrify over the course of ten years. It was sad. The people that use to live there were blue collar types and retirees. Buying my lunch there was once highly affordable. But I was the first of a burgeoning tech hub growing in the center of the city. You go there now, and everything is upscale. The businesses I use to frequent, like this one mom and pop diner, are gone. All the old homes are gone too, replaced with track homes and McMansions. And what happened to the original community? Most moved, but the retirees left behind are homeless and living out of their cars or at cheap hotels. I arrive at work just before daybreak, and the parking lots at hotels and supermarkets are packed with cars and trailers. The city leaves a few outhouses in these lots for the people to use.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AeroFlash15 11/27/17 9:47:26 AM #63:	BB mofo posted... I remember watching a predominately white city gentrify over the course of ten years. It was sad. The people that use to live there were blue collar types and retirees. Buying my lunch there was once highly affordable. But I was the first of a burgeoning tech hub growing in the center of the city. You go there now, and everything is upscale. The businesses I use to frequent, like this one mom and pop diner, are gone. All the old homes are gone too, replaced with track homes and McMansions. And what happened to the original community? Most moved, but the retirees left behind are homeless and living out of their cars or at cheap hotels. I arrive at work just before daybreak, and the parking lots at hotels and supermarkets are packed with cars and trailers. The city leaves a few outhouses in these lots for the people to use. Damn, that's depressing. --- Never stop <cite>AeroFlash15 posted [p:891135464] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>BB mofo posted...</cite> <quote>I remember watching a predominately white city gentrify over the course of ten years. It was sad. The people that use to live there were blue collar types and retirees. Buying my lunch there was once highly affordable. But I was the first of a burgeoning tech hub growing in the center of the city. You go there now, and everything is upscale. The businesses I use to frequent, like this one mom and pop diner, are gone. All the old homes are gone too, replaced with track homes and McMansions. And what happened to the original community? Most moved, but the retirees left behind are homeless and living out of their cars or at cheap hotels. I arrive at work just before daybreak, and the parking lots at hotels and supermarkets are packed with cars and trailers. The city leaves a few outhouses in these lots for the people to use.</quote> Damn, that's depressing.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
A_Good_Boy 11/27/17 9:47:57 AM #64:	AeroFlash15 posted... BB mofo posted... I remember watching a predominately white city gentrify over the course of ten years. It was sad. The people that use to live there were blue collar types and retirees. Buying my lunch there was once highly affordable. But I was the first of a burgeoning tech hub growing in the center of the city. You go there now, and everything is upscale. The businesses I use to frequent, like this one mom and pop diner, are gone. All the old homes are gone too, replaced with track homes and McMansions. And what happened to the original community? Most moved, but the retirees left behind are homeless and living out of their cars or at cheap hotels. I arrive at work just before daybreak, and the parking lots at hotels and supermarkets are packed with cars and trailers. The city leaves a few outhouses in these lots for the people to use. Damn, that's gentrification. --- Who is? I am! <cite>A_Good_Boy posted [p:891135485] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>AeroFlash15 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>BB mofo posted...</cite> <quote> I remember watching a predominately white city gentrify over the course of ten years. It was sad. The people that use to live there were blue collar types and retirees. Buying my lunch there was once highly affordable. But I was the first of a burgeoning tech hub growing in the center of the city. You go there now, and everything is upscale. The businesses I use to frequent, like this one mom and pop diner, are gone. All the old homes are gone too, replaced with track homes and McMansions. And what happened to the original community? Most moved, but the retirees left behind are homeless and living out of their cars or at cheap hotels. I arrive at work just before daybreak, and the parking lots at hotels and supermarkets are packed with cars and trailers. The city leaves a few outhouses in these lots for the people to use.</quote> Damn, that's gentrification.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Forever_Black 11/27/17 9:54:14 AM #65:	It is what it is, quit being a baby and deal with it. Theylikely made a shit, dirty and violent neighborhood into one booming with businesses, bars and etc. i dont think theyre celebrating kicking colored people out, theyre celebrating turning/creating a good neighborhood thats blossoming. I hate my people/libs sometimes --- Ooouuu <cite>Forever_Black posted [p:891135715] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote>It is what it is, quit being a baby and deal with it. Theylikely made a shit, dirty and violent neighborhood into one booming with businesses, bars and etc. i dont think theyre celebrating kicking colored people out, theyre celebrating turning/creating a good neighborhood thats blossoming. I hate my people/libs sometimes</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AdviceMan 11/27/17 9:56:17 AM #66:	I haven't seen anyone refer to black people as colored people unironically since I ran into a --- "I'm not racist but, BLM sure did make me racist." -Skasa I'm just here to offer you advice, take it or leave it. <cite>AdviceMan posted [p:891135794] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote>I haven't seen anyone refer to black people as colored people unironically since I ran into a</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
glitteringfairy 11/27/17 9:58:14 AM #67:	Gentrification is a good thing. The area my house is in was crime infested and just an all around bad area. The area has been building up steadily with nice homes, businesses and reduced crime with increased police presence. Literally no downsides --- "How come you can believe in God but not Bigfoot?" V-E-G-Y http://i.imgur.com/AqR3aeX.jpg http://i.imgur.com/vvuUXpp.jpg <cite>glitteringfairy posted [p:891135878] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote>Gentrification is a good thing. The area my house is in was crime infested and just an all around bad area. The area has been building up steadily with nice homes, businesses and reduced crime with increased police presence. Literally no downsides</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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_RETS_ 11/27/17 10:04:23 AM #69:	cjsdowg posted... Spooking posted... I wouldn't use the sign if I was the business owner, but I also see no problem with gentrification. I am guessing you are not one of the people losing everything. What stops these people who are "losing everything" from getting any of the new jobs that gentrification brings to the area and upping their station in life? Other people seem to be able to fill those open positions. Is there maybe a certain complacency present? Why is making a shit hole of a neighborhood a better place to live a bad thing? If a few people can no longer stay, oh well. Many more people can and many who had no opportunities before now have opportunities. <cite>_RETS_ posted [p:891136114] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>cjsdowg posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Spooking posted...</cite> <quote>I wouldn't use the sign if I was the business owner, but I also see no problem with gentrification.</quote> I am guessing you are not one of the people losing everything.</quote> What stops these people who are "losing everything" from getting any of the new jobs that gentrification brings to the area and upping their station in life? Other people seem to be able to fill those open positions. Is there maybe a certain complacency present? Why is making a shit hole of a neighborhood a better place to live a bad thing? If a few people can no longer stay, oh well. Many more people can and many who had no opportunities before now have opportunities.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
A_Good_Boy 11/27/17 10:05:59 AM #70:	_RETS_ posted... cjsdowg posted... Spooking posted... I wouldn't use the sign if I was the business owner, but I also see no problem with gentrification. I am guessing you are not one of the people losing everything. What stops these people who are "losing everything" from getting any of the new jobs that gentrification brings to the area and upping their station in life? Other people seem to be able to fill those open positions. Is there maybe a certain complacency present? Why is making a shit hole of a neighborhood a better place to live a bad thing? If a few people can no longer stay, oh well. Many more people can and many who had no opportunities before now have opportunities. Well paying jobs at a coffee shop? --- Who is? I am! <cite>A_Good_Boy posted [p:891136194] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>cjsdowg posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Spooking posted...</cite> <quote> I wouldn't use the sign if I was the business owner, but I also see no problem with gentrification. </quote> I am guessing you are not one of the people losing everything.</quote> What stops these people who are "losing everything" from getting any of the new jobs that gentrification brings to the area and upping their station in life? Other people seem to be able to fill those open positions. Is there maybe a certain complacency present? Why is making a shit hole of a neighborhood a better place to live a bad thing? If a few people can no longer stay, oh well. Many more people can and many who had no opportunities before now have opportunities.</quote> Well paying jobs at a coffee shop?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_RETS_ 11/27/17 10:08:56 AM #71:	A_Good_Boy posted... _RETS_ posted... cjsdowg posted... Spooking posted... I wouldn't use the sign if I was the business owner, but I also see no problem with gentrification. I am guessing you are not one of the people losing everything. What stops these people who are "losing everything" from getting any of the new jobs that gentrification brings to the area and upping their station in life? Other people seem to be able to fill those open positions. Is there maybe a certain complacency present? Why is making a shit hole of a neighborhood a better place to live a bad thing? If a few people can no longer stay, oh well. Many more people can and many who had no opportunities before now have opportunities. Well paying jobs at a coffee shop? How about any jobs they don't currently have? Are new businesses exclusively coffee shops? Gentrification brings an influx of new businesses. But it's almost as if some of you want 2 things for the poor. Either they can live and die solely reliant on handouts or they can be left to rot in their shit hole neighborhoods because that isn't as bad as gentrification and it still lets you grand stand about how bad they have it and how evil rich people are. <cite>_RETS_ posted [p:891136296] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>cjsdowg posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Spooking posted...</cite> <quote> I wouldn't use the sign if I was the business owner, but I also see no problem with gentrification. </quote> I am guessing you are not one of the people losing everything.</quote> What stops these people who are "losing everything" from getting any of the new jobs that gentrification brings to the area and upping their station in life? Other people seem to be able to fill those open positions. Is there maybe a certain complacency present? Why is making a shit hole of a neighborhood a better place to live a bad thing? If a few people can no longer stay, oh well. Many more people can and many who had no opportunities before now have opportunities.</quote> Well paying jobs at a coffee shop?</quote> How about any jobs they don't currently have? Are new businesses exclusively coffee shops? Gentrification brings an influx of new businesses. But it's almost as if some of you want 2 things for the poor. Either they can live and die solely reliant on handouts or they can be left to rot in their shit hole neighborhoods because that isn't as bad as gentrification and it still lets you grand stand about how bad they have it and how evil rich people are.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
StickFigures720 11/27/17 10:17:40 AM #72:	Funbazooka posted... Gentrification just describes a neighborhood going from poor to less poor, and better off. Why would anyone want an area to stay poor or in ruin? I suppose Detroit is a utopia because they're standing firm against all attempts at gentrification. Very noble and non-racist of them. DocileOrangeCup posted... even the second definition the process of making a person or activity more refined or polite. doesn't sound racist. --- "Someone give me some aspirin." <cite>StickFigures720 posted [p:891136647] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>Funbazooka posted...</cite> <quote>Gentrification just describes a neighborhood going from poor to less poor, and better off. Why would anyone want an area to stay poor or in ruin? I suppose Detroit is a utopia because they're standing firm against all attempts at gentrification. Very noble and non-racist of them.</quote> <cite>DocileOrangeCup posted...</cite> <quote>even the second definition the process of making a person or activity more refined or polite. doesn't sound racist.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
iamintents 11/27/17 10:20:25 AM #73:	Offworlder1 posted... This was just a stupid decision and yes that sign is offensive. --- http://i.imgur.com/rCECrB9.gif <cite>iamintents posted [p:891136745] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>Offworlder1 posted...</cite> <quote>This was just a stupid decision and yes that sign is offensive.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
A_Good_Boy 11/27/17 12:05:51 PM #74:	_RETS_ posted... A_Good_Boy posted... _RETS_ posted... cjsdowg posted... Spooking posted... I wouldn't use the sign if I was the business owner, but I also see no problem with gentrification. I am guessing you are not one of the people losing everything. What stops these people who are "losing everything" from getting any of the new jobs that gentrification brings to the area and upping their station in life? Other people seem to be able to fill those open positions. Is there maybe a certain complacency present? Why is making a shit hole of a neighborhood a better place to live a bad thing? If a few people can no longer stay, oh well. Many more people can and many who had no opportunities before now have opportunities. Well paying jobs at a coffee shop? How about any jobs they don't currently have? Are new businesses exclusively coffee shops? Gentrification brings an influx of new businesses. But it's almost as if some of you want 2 things for the poor. Either they can live and die solely reliant on handouts or they can be left to rot in their shit hole neighborhoods because that isn't as bad as gentrification and it still lets you grand stand about how bad they have it and how evil rich people are. The world isn't in black and white, don't frame it that way. --- Who is? I am! <cite>A_Good_Boy posted [p:891141472] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>cjsdowg posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Spooking posted...</cite> <quote> I wouldn't use the sign if I was the business owner, but I also see no problem with gentrification. </quote> I am guessing you are not one of the people losing everything. </quote> What stops these people who are "losing everything" from getting any of the new jobs that gentrification brings to the area and upping their station in life? Other people seem to be able to fill those open positions. Is there maybe a certain complacency present? Why is making a shit hole of a neighborhood a better place to live a bad thing? If a few people can no longer stay, oh well. Many more people can and many who had no opportunities before now have opportunities. </quote> Well paying jobs at a coffee shop?</quote> How about any jobs they don't currently have? Are new businesses exclusively coffee shops? Gentrification brings an influx of new businesses. But it's almost as if some of you want 2 things for the poor. Either they can live and die solely reliant on handouts or they can be left to rot in their shit hole neighborhoods because that isn't as bad as gentrification and it still lets you grand stand about how bad they have it and how evil rich people are.</quote> The world isn't in black and white, don't frame it that way.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_RETS_ 11/27/17 12:13:20 PM #75:	A_Good_Boy posted... _RETS_ posted... A_Good_Boy posted... _RETS_ posted... cjsdowg posted... Spooking posted... I wouldn't use the sign if I was the business owner, but I also see no problem with gentrification. I am guessing you are not one of the people losing everything. What stops these people who are "losing everything" from getting any of the new jobs that gentrification brings to the area and upping their station in life? Other people seem to be able to fill those open positions. Is there maybe a certain complacency present? Why is making a shit hole of a neighborhood a better place to live a bad thing? If a few people can no longer stay, oh well. Many more people can and many who had no opportunities before now have opportunities. Well paying jobs at a coffee shop? How about any jobs they don't currently have? Are new businesses exclusively coffee shops? Gentrification brings an influx of new businesses. But it's almost as if some of you want 2 things for the poor. Either they can live and die solely reliant on handouts or they can be left to rot in their shit hole neighborhoods because that isn't as bad as gentrification and it still lets you grand stand about how bad they have it and how evil rich people are. The world isn't in black and white, don't frame it that way. You mean like suggesting that the only jobs born from gentrification are from a single coffee shop frames It? <cite>_RETS_ posted [p:891141836] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>cjsdowg posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Spooking posted...</cite> <quote> I wouldn't use the sign if I was the business owner, but I also see no problem with gentrification. </quote> I am guessing you are not one of the people losing everything. </quote> What stops these people who are "losing everything" from getting any of the new jobs that gentrification brings to the area and upping their station in life? Other people seem to be able to fill those open positions. Is there maybe a certain complacency present? Why is making a shit hole of a neighborhood a better place to live a bad thing? If a few people can no longer stay, oh well. Many more people can and many who had no opportunities before now have opportunities. </quote> Well paying jobs at a coffee shop?</quote> How about any jobs they don't currently have? Are new businesses exclusively coffee shops? Gentrification brings an influx of new businesses. But it's almost as if some of you want 2 things for the poor. Either they can live and die solely reliant on handouts or they can be left to rot in their shit hole neighborhoods because that isn't as bad as gentrification and it still lets you grand stand about how bad they have it and how evil rich people are.</quote> The world isn't in black and white, don't frame it that way.</quote> You mean like suggesting that the only jobs born from gentrification are from a single coffee shop frames It?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Alucard188 11/27/17 12:15:30 PM #76:	This level of ignorance is why race relations are tense as all hell right now. I know when I get a coffee, I'm thinking about how all those lovely people are moving into POC neighbourhoods, driving up the relative value of the property there, and essentially forcing the people there to move because they can no longer pay to live there. Mmmm. Good coffee. --- Face it Cloud is a gaming icon and has appered in lots of games while mario has only appeared in 2 games sunshine and 64~xSlashbomBx <cite>Alucard188 posted [p:891141951] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote>This level of ignorance is why race relations are tense as all hell right now. I know when I get a coffee, I'm thinking about how all those lovely people are moving into POC neighbourhoods, driving up the relative value of the property there, and essentially forcing the people there to move because they can no longer pay to live there. Mmmm. Good coffee.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
A_Good_Boy 11/27/17 12:15:56 PM #77:	_RETS_ posted... A_Good_Boy posted... _RETS_ posted... A_Good_Boy posted... _RETS_ posted... cjsdowg posted... Spooking posted... I wouldn't use the sign if I was the business owner, but I also see no problem with gentrification. I am guessing you are not one of the people losing everything. What stops these people who are "losing everything" from getting any of the new jobs that gentrification brings to the area and upping their station in life? Other people seem to be able to fill those open positions. Is there maybe a certain complacency present? Why is making a shit hole of a neighborhood a better place to live a bad thing? If a few people can no longer stay, oh well. Many more people can and many who had no opportunities before now have opportunities. Well paying jobs at a coffee shop? How about any jobs they don't currently have? Are new businesses exclusively coffee shops? Gentrification brings an influx of new businesses. But it's almost as if some of you want 2 things for the poor. Either they can live and die solely reliant on handouts or they can be left to rot in their shit hole neighborhoods because that isn't as bad as gentrification and it still lets you grand stand about how bad they have it and how evil rich people are. The world isn't in black and white, don't frame it that way. You mean like suggesting that the only jobs born from gentrification are from a single coffee shop frames It? Is the article about any other business than a coffee shop? --- Who is? I am! <cite>A_Good_Boy posted [p:891141970] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>cjsdowg posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Spooking posted...</cite> <quote> I wouldn't use the sign if I was the business owner, but I also see no problem with gentrification. </quote> I am guessing you are not one of the people losing everything. </quote> What stops these people who are "losing everything" from getting any of the new jobs that gentrification brings to the area and upping their station in life? Other people seem to be able to fill those open positions. Is there maybe a certain complacency present? Why is making a shit hole of a neighborhood a better place to live a bad thing? If a few people can no longer stay, oh well. Many more people can and many who had no opportunities before now have opportunities. </quote> Well paying jobs at a coffee shop? </quote> How about any jobs they don't currently have? Are new businesses exclusively coffee shops? Gentrification brings an influx of new businesses. But it's almost as if some of you want 2 things for the poor. Either they can live and die solely reliant on handouts or they can be left to rot in their shit hole neighborhoods because that isn't as bad as gentrification and it still lets you grand stand about how bad they have it and how evil rich people are. </quote> The world isn't in black and white, don't frame it that way.</quote> You mean like suggesting that the only jobs born from gentrification are from a single coffee shop frames It?</quote> Is the article about any other business than a coffee shop?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AdviceMan 11/27/17 12:31:32 PM #78:	Gentrification, like a lot of things, has winners and losers. Imagine a company being acquired by a bigger company and then firing 90% of its original staff and then filling in those spots with their own staff. It would be rather insensitive to say something like "The company is more profitable, therefore this is a win!". To the people it is not a win to, it is a slap in the face. Even to the people who it is a win to, they (if they are liberal) do not want to be reminded that they are contributing to the displacement of low income residents of a community. --- "I'm not racist but, BLM sure did make me racist." -Skasa I'm just here to offer you advice, take it or leave it. <cite>AdviceMan posted [p:891142751] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote>Gentrification, like a lot of things, has winners and losers. Imagine a company being acquired by a bigger company and then firing 90% of its original staff and then filling in those spots with their own staff. It would be rather insensitive to say something like "The company is more profitable, therefore this is a win!". To the people it is not a win to, it is a slap in the face. Even to the people who it is a win to, they (if they are liberal) do not want to be reminded that they are contributing to the displacement of low income residents of a community.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_RETS_ 11/27/17 12:50:32 PM #79:	A_Good_Boy posted... The discussion ITT is about gentrification as a whole. <cite>_RETS_ posted [p:891143725] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> The discussion ITT is about gentrification as a whole.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
A_Good_Boy 11/27/17 1:01:42 PM #80:	_RETS_ posted... A_Good_Boy posted... The discussion ITT is about gentrification as a whole. We can always talk about all those well paying yoga instructor or dog motel jobs then, if that suits you. --- Who is? I am! <cite>A_Good_Boy posted [p:891144250] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> The discussion ITT is about gentrification as a whole.</quote> We can always talk about all those well paying yoga instructor or dog motel jobs then, if that suits you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DragonGirlYuki 11/27/17 1:30:39 PM #81:	Gentrification is a good thing if you own one of the homes in a bad area. Suddenly your property is worth a lot more and if you are "forced out," you still get a windfall from selling at a much higher price than what you bought it for. --- ~Yuki~ <cite>DragonGirlYuki posted [p:891145656] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote>Gentrification is a good thing if you own one of the homes in a bad area. Suddenly your property is worth a lot more and if you are "forced out," you still get a windfall from selling at a much higher price than what you bought it for.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_RETS_ 11/27/17 1:31:08 PM #82:	A_Good_Boy posted... _RETS_ posted... A_Good_Boy posted... The discussion ITT is about gentrification as a whole. We can always talk about all those well paying yoga instructor or dog motel jobs then, if that suits you. Sure, if you want to straw man the situation. Or unless you think jobs like that are beneath people who have no jobs at all. Just seems like if a bunch of new people coming in and getting jobs are able to somehow work their way into job openings, people who don't want to be displaced can too. In what way is more opportunities and a nicer area a bad thing? It's not. <cite>_RETS_ posted [p:891145686] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> The discussion ITT is about gentrification as a whole.</quote> We can always talk about all those well paying yoga instructor or dog motel jobs then, if that suits you.</quote> Sure, if you want to straw man the situation. Or unless you think jobs like that are beneath people who have no jobs at all. Just seems like if a bunch of new people coming in and getting jobs are able to somehow work their way into job openings, people who don't want to be displaced can too. In what way is more opportunities and a nicer area a bad thing? It's not.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
chrono625 11/27/17 2:29:58 PM #83:	_RETS_ posted... A_Good_Boy posted... _RETS_ posted... A_Good_Boy posted... The discussion ITT is about gentrification as a whole. We can always talk about all those well paying yoga instructor or dog motel jobs then, if that suits you. Sure, if you want to straw man the situation. Or unless you think jobs like that are beneath people who have no jobs at all. Just seems like if a bunch of new people coming in and getting jobs are able to somehow work their way into job openings, people who don't want to be displaced can too. In what way is more opportunities and a nicer area a bad thing? It's not. Agreed. Imo it's more insensitive to think that the people that lived there should just quit instead of trying to take advantage of the boom in their area. Or just assume they will be kicked out. As others have said, if you own a home and the area becomes more desirable, congrats your home just doubled or tripled in value. Had a minimum wage job or low paying job before? Or had continuous unemployment? Well congrats cause with the influx of money and new residents comes new jobs and opportunities. As with my Brooklyn scenario, industrial and urban areas once gentrified became hot locations for major stores like IKEA, whole foods and other stores. A lot of independently owned restaraunts, food markets and coffee shops. This won't happen for everyone. But don't be so ignorant to the fact that opportunities open up to those who want to take them. --- http://i.imgur.com/Rqk1DYV.gif - Super Bowl XXI/XXV/XLII/XLVI Champions - NY Giants Eli Manning SB tracker: 2/2 Superbowls 2/2 SBMVP's <cite>chrono625 posted [p:891148791] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> The discussion ITT is about gentrification as a whole.</quote> We can always talk about all those well paying yoga instructor or dog motel jobs then, if that suits you.</quote> Sure, if you want to straw man the situation. Or unless you think jobs like that are beneath people who have no jobs at all. Just seems like if a bunch of new people coming in and getting jobs are able to somehow work their way into job openings, people who don't want to be displaced can too. In what way is more opportunities and a nicer area a bad thing? It's not.</quote> Agreed. Imo it's more insensitive to think that the people that lived there should just quit instead of trying to take advantage of the boom in their area. Or just assume they will be kicked out. As others have said, if you own a home and the area becomes more desirable, congrats your home just doubled or tripled in value. Had a minimum wage job or low paying job before? Or had continuous unemployment? Well congrats cause with the influx of money and new residents comes new jobs and opportunities. As with my Brooklyn scenario, industrial and urban areas once gentrified became hot locations for major stores like IKEA, whole foods and other stores. A lot of independently owned restaraunts, food markets and coffee shops. This won't happen for everyone. But don't be so ignorant to the fact that opportunities open up to those who want to take them.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_RETS_ 11/27/17 2:38:15 PM #84:	chrono625 posted... _RETS_ posted... A_Good_Boy posted... _RETS_ posted... A_Good_Boy posted... The discussion ITT is about gentrification as a whole. We can always talk about all those well paying yoga instructor or dog motel jobs then, if that suits you. Sure, if you want to straw man the situation. Or unless you think jobs like that are beneath people who have no jobs at all. Just seems like if a bunch of new people coming in and getting jobs are able to somehow work their way into job openings, people who don't want to be displaced can too. In what way is more opportunities and a nicer area a bad thing? It's not. Agreed. Imo it's more insensitive to think that the people that lived there should just quit instead of trying to take advantage of the boom in their area. Or just assume they will be kicked out. As others have said, if you own a home and the area becomes more desirable, congrats your home just doubled or tripled in value. Had a minimum wage job or low paying job before? Or had continuous unemployment? Well congrats cause with the influx of money and new residents comes new jobs and opportunities. As with my Brooklyn scenario, industrial and urban areas once gentrified became hot locations for major stores like IKEA, whole foods and other stores. A lot of independently owned restaraunts, food markets and coffee shops. This won't happen for everyone. But don't be so ignorant to the fact that opportunities open up to those who want to take them. What the coffee shop posted was dumb and intentionally inflammatory, for sure, but you really can't argue the merits of gentrification. Not only is there ongoing employment opportunity, but construction and everything else that goes along with the influx also creates jobs. Get a job period, get a better job than what you have, get a second job, all scarce opportunities before scary gentrification came to destroy lives. <cite>_RETS_ posted [p:891149260] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>chrono625 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> The discussion ITT is about gentrification as a whole.</quote> We can always talk about all those well paying yoga instructor or dog motel jobs then, if that suits you.</quote> Sure, if you want to straw man the situation. Or unless you think jobs like that are beneath people who have no jobs at all. Just seems like if a bunch of new people coming in and getting jobs are able to somehow work their way into job openings, people who don't want to be displaced can too. In what way is more opportunities and a nicer area a bad thing? It's not.</quote> Agreed. Imo it's more insensitive to think that the people that lived there should just quit instead of trying to take advantage of the boom in their area. Or just assume they will be kicked out. As others have said, if you own a home and the area becomes more desirable, congrats your home just doubled or tripled in value. Had a minimum wage job or low paying job before? Or had continuous unemployment? Well congrats cause with the influx of money and new residents comes new jobs and opportunities. As with my Brooklyn scenario, industrial and urban areas once gentrified became hot locations for major stores like IKEA, whole foods and other stores. A lot of independently owned restaraunts, food markets and coffee shops. This won't happen for everyone. But don't be so ignorant to the fact that opportunities open up to those who want to take them.</quote> What the coffee shop posted was dumb and intentionally inflammatory, for sure, but you really can't argue the merits of gentrification. Not only is there ongoing employment opportunity, but construction and everything else that goes along with the influx also creates jobs. Get a job period, get a better job than what you have, get a second job, all scarce opportunities before scary gentrification came to destroy lives.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Funbazooka 11/27/17 3:47:27 PM #85:	People who hear 'gentrification' and are quick to think of it along racial lines are probably racist. It's that bigotry of low expectations brand of racism that leftists believe is 'woke', when really it just makes them benevolent racists. --- I'll defend any man's Funbazooka! <cite>Funbazooka posted [p:891153046] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote>People who hear 'gentrification' and are quick to think of it along racial lines are probably racist. It's that bigotry of low expectations brand of racism that leftists believe is 'woke', when really it just makes them benevolent racists.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LittleRoyal 11/27/17 4:38:12 PM #86:	Dustin1280 posted... Usually I disagree with people getting outraged about every little thing <insert rant about thin skinned people>. But for once I actually agree that was a stupid sign, it's no surprise it got the flak it did... Isnt it just about making things more middle class-ish? --- I-I really needed this~~ Time to stomp some faces!!! <cite>LittleRoyal posted [p:891156152] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dustin1280 posted...</cite> <quote>Usually I disagree with people getting outraged about every little thing <insert rant about thin skinned people>. But for once I actually agree that was a stupid sign, it's no surprise it got the flak it did...</quote> Isnt it just about making things more middle class-ish?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
cjsdowg 11/27/17 4:45:06 PM #87:	Forever_Black posted... It is what it is, quit being a baby and deal with it. Theylikely made a s*, dirty and violent neighborhood into one booming with businesses, bars and etc. i dont think theyre celebrating kicking colored people out, theyre celebrating turning/creating a good neighborhood thats blossoming. I hate my people/libs sometimes And we hate you all the time. --- Bender: Well, everybody, I just saved a turtle. What have you done with your lives? <cite>cjsdowg posted [p:891156612] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>Forever_Black posted...</cite> <quote>It is what it is, quit being a baby and deal with it. Theylikely made a s*, dirty and violent neighborhood into one booming with businesses, bars and etc. i dont think theyre celebrating kicking colored people out, theyre celebrating turning/creating a good neighborhood thats blossoming. I hate my people/libs sometimes</quote> And we hate you all the time.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sayoria 11/27/17 4:46:17 PM #88:	TIL: Gentrification is a term only usable for black people. --- Japanese Crack: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5pzggr <cite>Sayoria posted [p:891156697] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote>TIL: Gentrification is a term only usable for black people.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
cjsdowg 11/27/17 4:46:27 PM #89:	_RETS_ posted... What the coffee shop posted was dumb and intentionally inflammatory, for sure, but you really can't argue the merits of gentrification. Not only is there ongoing employment opportunity, but construction and everything else that goes along with the influx also creates jobs. Get a job period, get a better job than what you have, get a second job, all scarce opportunities before scary gentrification came to destroy lives. What happens to the people who have lived in those places for a while. In most cases they are not getting those jobs. People who had access to jobs in other places are getting those jobs. --- Bender: Well, everybody, I just saved a turtle. What have you done with your lives? <cite>cjsdowg posted [p:891156703] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote> What the coffee shop posted was dumb and intentionally inflammatory, for sure, but you really can't argue the merits of gentrification. Not only is there ongoing employment opportunity, but construction and everything else that goes along with the influx also creates jobs. Get a job period, get a better job than what you have, get a second job, all scarce opportunities before scary gentrification came to destroy lives.</quote> What happens to the people who have lived in those places for a while. In most cases they are not getting those jobs. People who had access to jobs in other places are getting those jobs.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Typhon 11/27/17 4:52:10 PM #90:	Funbazooka posted... People who hear 'gentrification' and are quick to think of it along racial lines are probably racist. I'd say 'probably' is giving them too much credit. <cite>Typhon posted [p:891157097] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>Funbazooka posted...</cite> <quote>People who hear 'gentrification' and are quick to think of it along racial lines are probably racist.</quote> I'd say 'probably' is giving them too much credit.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
hockeybub89 11/27/17 4:59:42 PM #91:	Spooking posted... If you live in a neighborhood that has bars on the windows, you NEED gentrification. Which just means you'll be forced to move to another neighborhood with bars on the windows while richer people clean up and move in. There has to be some kind of compromise between cleaning up an area and shoving all the problems and old inhabitants to somewhere else --- http://card.psnprofiles.com/1/NIR_Hockey.png http://www.last.fm/user/hockeybub89/ <cite>hockeybub89 posted [p:891157625] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>Spooking posted...</cite> <quote>If you live in a neighborhood that has bars on the windows, you NEED gentrification.</quote> Which just means you'll be forced to move to another neighborhood with bars on the windows while richer people clean up and move in. There has to be some kind of compromise between cleaning up an area and shoving all the problems and old inhabitants to somewhere else</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_RETS_ 11/27/17 5:17:24 PM #92:	cjsdowg posted... _RETS_ posted... What the coffee shop posted was dumb and intentionally inflammatory, for sure, but you really can't argue the merits of gentrification. Not only is there ongoing employment opportunity, but construction and everything else that goes along with the influx also creates jobs. Get a job period, get a better job than what you have, get a second job, all scarce opportunities before scary gentrification came to destroy lives. What happens to the people who have lived in those places for a while. In most cases they are not getting those jobs. People who had access to jobs in other places are getting those jobs. Then they can learn to adjust and seek the jobs instead of people bitching about gentrification on their behalf. If there are open jobs, they can fill them. If they are too poorly skilled or educated, they can work in the construction of the places housing those new jobs. You can't just say "that" they aren't getting the jobs without considering the reasons why. If they are all ill-equipped, why should the neighborhood just be left to rot when it could be made better and serve a greater number of people that currently live there in squalor? They can adjust and take advantage of the opportunities, just like you, me, or anyone else, or move their shit hole across town until more opportunity arises and passes them by. <cite>_RETS_ posted [p:891158903] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>cjsdowg posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote> What the coffee shop posted was dumb and intentionally inflammatory, for sure, but you really can't argue the merits of gentrification. Not only is there ongoing employment opportunity, but construction and everything else that goes along with the influx also creates jobs. Get a job period, get a better job than what you have, get a second job, all scarce opportunities before scary gentrification came to destroy lives.</quote> What happens to the people who have lived in those places for a while. In most cases they are not getting those jobs. People who had access to jobs in other places are getting those jobs.</quote> Then they can learn to adjust and seek the jobs instead of people bitching about gentrification on their behalf. If there are open jobs, they can fill them. If they are too poorly skilled or educated, they can work in the construction of the places housing those new jobs. You can't just say "that" they aren't getting the jobs without considering the reasons why. If they are all ill-equipped, why should the neighborhood just be left to rot when it could be made better and serve a greater number of people that currently live there in squalor? They can adjust and take advantage of the opportunities, just like you, me, or anyone else, or move their shit hole across town until more opportunity arises and passes them by.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
cjsdowg 11/27/17 5:28:24 PM #93:	_RETS_ posted... Then they can learn to adjust and seek the jobs instead of people b**ing about gentrification on their behalf. If there are open jobs, they can fill them. If they are too poorly skilled or educated, they can work in the construction of the places housing those new jobs. You can't just say "that" they aren't getting the jobs without considering the reasons why. If they are all ill-equipped, why should the neighborhood just be left to rot when it could be made better and serve a greater number of people that currently live there in squalor? They can adjust and take advantage of the opportunities, just like you, me, or anyone else, or move their s* hole across town until more opportunity arises and passes them by. Do you say that about coal? --- Bender: Well, everybody, I just saved a turtle. What have you done with your lives? <cite>cjsdowg posted [p:891159559] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote> Then they can learn to adjust and seek the jobs instead of people b**ing about gentrification on their behalf. If there are open jobs, they can fill them. If they are too poorly skilled or educated, they can work in the construction of the places housing those new jobs. You can't just say "that" they aren't getting the jobs without considering the reasons why. If they are all ill-equipped, why should the neighborhood just be left to rot when it could be made better and serve a greater number of people that currently live there in squalor? They can adjust and take advantage of the opportunities, just like you, me, or anyone else, or move their s* hole across town until more opportunity arises and passes them by. </quote> Do you say that about coal?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_RETS_ 11/27/17 5:29:16 PM #94:	cjsdowg posted... _RETS_ posted... Then they can learn to adjust and seek the jobs instead of people b**ing about gentrification on their behalf. If there are open jobs, they can fill them. If they are too poorly skilled or educated, they can work in the construction of the places housing those new jobs. You can't just say "that" they aren't getting the jobs without considering the reasons why. If they are all ill-equipped, why should the neighborhood just be left to rot when it could be made better and serve a greater number of people that currently live there in squalor? They can adjust and take advantage of the opportunities, just like you, me, or anyone else, or move their s* hole across town until more opportunity arises and passes them by. Do you say that about coal? Couldn't care less about coal. <cite>_RETS_ posted [p:891159620] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>cjsdowg posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote> Then they can learn to adjust and seek the jobs instead of people b**ing about gentrification on their behalf. If there are open jobs, they can fill them. If they are too poorly skilled or educated, they can work in the construction of the places housing those new jobs. You can't just say "that" they aren't getting the jobs without considering the reasons why. If they are all ill-equipped, why should the neighborhood just be left to rot when it could be made better and serve a greater number of people that currently live there in squalor? They can adjust and take advantage of the opportunities, just like you, me, or anyone else, or move their s* hole across town until more opportunity arises and passes them by. </quote> Do you say that about coal?</quote> Couldn't care less about coal.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NINExATExSEVEN 11/27/17 5:37:52 PM #95:	_RETS_ posted... cjsdowg posted... _RETS_ posted... Then they can learn to adjust and seek the jobs instead of people b**ing about gentrification on their behalf. If there are open jobs, they can fill them. If they are too poorly skilled or educated, they can work in the construction of the places housing those new jobs. You can't just say "that" they aren't getting the jobs without considering the reasons why. If they are all ill-equipped, why should the neighborhood just be left to rot when it could be made better and serve a greater number of people that currently live there in squalor? They can adjust and take advantage of the opportunities, just like you, me, or anyone else, or move their s* hole across town until more opportunity arises and passes them by. Do you say that about coal? Couldn't care less about coal. How about coalslaw? --- Listen to my story... This... May be our last chance... <cite>NINExATExSEVEN posted [p:891160138] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>cjsdowg posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote> Then they can learn to adjust and seek the jobs instead of people b**ing about gentrification on their behalf. If there are open jobs, they can fill them. If they are too poorly skilled or educated, they can work in the construction of the places housing those new jobs. You can't just say "that" they aren't getting the jobs without considering the reasons why. If they are all ill-equipped, why should the neighborhood just be left to rot when it could be made better and serve a greater number of people that currently live there in squalor? They can adjust and take advantage of the opportunities, just like you, me, or anyone else, or move their s* hole across town until more opportunity arises and passes them by. </quote> Do you say that about coal?</quote> Couldn't care less about coal.</quote> How about coalslaw?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_RETS_ 11/27/17 5:43:44 PM #96:	NINExATExSEVEN posted... _RETS_ posted... cjsdowg posted... _RETS_ posted... Then they can learn to adjust and seek the jobs instead of people b**ing about gentrification on their behalf. If there are open jobs, they can fill them. If they are too poorly skilled or educated, they can work in the construction of the places housing those new jobs. You can't just say "that" they aren't getting the jobs without considering the reasons why. If they are all ill-equipped, why should the neighborhood just be left to rot when it could be made better and serve a greater number of people that currently live there in squalor? They can adjust and take advantage of the opportunities, just like you, me, or anyone else, or move their s* hole across town until more opportunity arises and passes them by. Do you say that about coal? Couldn't care less about coal. How about coalslaw? Not a fan <cite>_RETS_ posted [p:891160472] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>NINExATExSEVEN posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>cjsdowg posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote> Then they can learn to adjust and seek the jobs instead of people b**ing about gentrification on their behalf. If there are open jobs, they can fill them. If they are too poorly skilled or educated, they can work in the construction of the places housing those new jobs. You can't just say "that" they aren't getting the jobs without considering the reasons why. If they are all ill-equipped, why should the neighborhood just be left to rot when it could be made better and serve a greater number of people that currently live there in squalor? They can adjust and take advantage of the opportunities, just like you, me, or anyone else, or move their s* hole across town until more opportunity arises and passes them by. </quote> Do you say that about coal?</quote> Couldn't care less about coal.</quote> How about coalslaw?</quote> Not a fan</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
chrono625 11/27/17 5:57:43 PM #97:	cjsdowg posted... _RETS_ posted... Then they can learn to adjust and seek the jobs instead of people b**ing about gentrification on their behalf. If there are open jobs, they can fill them. If they are too poorly skilled or educated, they can work in the construction of the places housing those new jobs. You can't just say "that" they aren't getting the jobs without considering the reasons why. If they are all ill-equipped, why should the neighborhood just be left to rot when it could be made better and serve a greater number of people that currently live there in squalor? They can adjust and take advantage of the opportunities, just like you, me, or anyone else, or move their s* hole across town until more opportunity arises and passes them by. Do you say that about coal? What the fuck does coal have to do with gentrification/topic at hand? --- http://i.imgur.com/Rqk1DYV.gif - Super Bowl XXI/XXV/XLII/XLVI Champions - NY Giants Eli Manning SB tracker: 2/2 Superbowls 2/2 SBMVP's <cite>chrono625 posted [p:891161284] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>cjsdowg posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote> Then they can learn to adjust and seek the jobs instead of people b**ing about gentrification on their behalf. If there are open jobs, they can fill them. If they are too poorly skilled or educated, they can work in the construction of the places housing those new jobs. You can't just say "that" they aren't getting the jobs without considering the reasons why. If they are all ill-equipped, why should the neighborhood just be left to rot when it could be made better and serve a greater number of people that currently live there in squalor? They can adjust and take advantage of the opportunities, just like you, me, or anyone else, or move their s* hole across town until more opportunity arises and passes them by. </quote> Do you say that about coal?</quote> What the fuck does coal have to do with gentrification/topic at hand?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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cjsdowg 11/27/17 6:02:47 PM #100:	chrono625 posted... What the f* does coal have to do with gentrification/topic at hand? Look at what _RETS_ stated. He talked about changing with the times are being left behind. We are going back as nation to get coal miners working. --- Bender: Well, everybody, I just saved a turtle. What have you done with your lives? <cite>cjsdowg posted [p:891161585] in Black Peop... [t:76033835]...</cite> <quote><cite>chrono625 posted...</cite> <quote> What the f* does coal have to do with gentrification/topic at hand?</quote> Look at what _RETS_ stated. He talked about changing with the times are being left behind. We are going back as nation to get coal miners working.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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