Recent comments in /f/baltimore

pkn92 t1_j3hh33z wrote

Before having children, I used to run in the city, carried nothing except a house key. Fortunately, I was never robbed, I don’t know why you’d have headphones, you want to be aware of the surroundings.

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DfcukinLite t1_j3hgmbk wrote

It’s not my job to change anyone’s mind on racism. It’s my job to tell them how stupid they are. Generally people with low IQs are racist and I don’t waste my time on stupid people.

https://www.psychologicalscience.org/news/were-only-human/is-racism-just-a-form-of-stupidity.html

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4845100/

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ltong1009 t1_j3hf23s wrote

Conversations about racism are hard on social media. I for one admire the OP for being blunt about how the incident made him feel. He described not liking the feeling, so clearly doesn’t want the feeling to escalate. Is talking about that feeling wrong?

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OcelotControl78 t1_j3hdv14 wrote

That's an extrapolation. Should he get sympathy for being mugged? Sure. Should he get sympathy for it being his excuse to say it caused him to be racist? No. If he wanted sympathy for being mugged he would've left out the part about him being racist & dealt with that part of his character in a much more productive way. He's being manipulative & too many of y'all are falling for it.

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Tps4848 t1_j3hanbd wrote

I lived in Baltimore for years, and just never saw any of this stuff. Idk, maybe it’s how you look or something. I was feeling bad until the racist comments or something. Maybe instead of running, hit the gym or get a gun idk

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Elle5670 t1_j3h7wua wrote

Buddy been racist and not just “a little”! which they go on to say in the post they “don’t like” but had no problem making sure we knew their views on people of color have all of a sudden now changed. Like please go ahead somewhere with that 😭

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