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WOW! I wish Dave Chappelle still had a show!

See my above post. I never said it excuses anything. I'm just saying that when you see a bunch of people burning down neighborhoods, you have to ask yourself why. It's an extreme act and is brought on by other extremes. I didn't mean to put down your views on the black race or reject them...

That's exactly what I said. Media feeds it. It's up to you to find out for yourself. I'm personally tired of going to different places and having the same discussion about Brooklyn to a bunch of people how have never been there and have an idiotic idea of what it's like, but if they want to...

I'm not calling it racial. Even the woman who survived the bombing says the police never gave a damn about the PEOPLE who complain about their neighbors. The group was being attacked here. This is what happens when people speak up. Racism is the distraction. Not to say it doesn't exist...

I just got done editing my post. You pretty much summed up what I added, however, the instances aren't all that few. There are more than are being reported. This happened in our country 25 years ago. http://www.democracynow.org/2010/5/13/25_years_ago_philadelphia_police_bombs

This is a great discussion. :cool2:

Fear of violence? Which riots are you talking about? The Rodney King riots? Watts? They were brought on by white on black violence. If Trayvon Martin's murderer isn't brought to justice, we may see another one. People don't riot for no reason, they riot because things reach a boiling...

That's freakin awesome! It goes further than education. And when we talk about education, I view this as a class issue and not so much as a race issue, but that's a whole other topic. It's a complete environment and the education system is just a cog in the wheel. Take a look at any ghetto...

So true. You nailed it, Rich. Sadly, it worked then, and it still works today.

I see the term Black Power being thrown around a lot. How do you define Black Power? When I talk about black power, in the 60's the Black Power Movement was started because black people were tired of being harassed and terrorized in their own neighborhoods. Nothing was ever done about it...

HAHA! Africa.

I'm not sure, but the amount of landings has significantly dropped off since I've been flying SIC.

My best friend was a FA at JB. He knows this guy.

So you're gonna just leave it at that? Make me a list! :D

They have a great slogan as well. "Never has a rib been so famous since Adam."

I think gyms are an overrated waste of money anyway. Everything you can do there you can do better outside. I wouldn't want to be on a treadmill when theres San Fran as a backdrop, not to mention, those hills can be much more challenging. I've taken a strong liking to running on the beach and...

For ribs, Ill have to go with Sticky Fingers in Charleston, or if you want dry rub, Rendezvous Ribs in Memphis was, quit frankly, the best I've ever had.

I dont get it. :D

I enjoyed it too. As was said previously, the plot wasn't all that thick (I believe it was a promo for the SEALs and became a full length movie) but the action was seriously impressive. The level of skill and teamwork the SEALs showed was the most outstanding part of the film to me. It also...

HA! Can't say I blame you. When the lights go down my eyelids usually get heavy. That combined with the price of a ticket, and I'd vote no. :D