[Leaning Right]

I have told this story before.

A while back I was out for a walk. And I happened to walk by a bus stop where two older black men were sitting and talking. As I passed, I heard one man say to the other that most white people belong to the Ku Klux Klan.

I doubt if he just made that up.
He got it from somewhere.

And, no. I don’t know how to fix this kind of thinking.

[Lurker]

“ And, no. I don’t know how to fix this kind of thinking.”

It can’t be fixed.

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[alexander_busek]

A while back I was out for a walk. And I happened to walk by a bus stop where two older black men were sitting and talking. As I passed, I heard one man say to the other that most white people belong to the Ku Klux Klan. I doubt if he just made that up. He got it from somewhere. And, no. I don’t know how to fix this kind of thinking.

You should have covertly lifted your hand to your mouth, as though holding a microphone, and intoned: "Blue Fox calling! Blue Fox calling! Code 5, corner of 1st and Main! Two bucks loitering and badmouthing White people! Request immediate assistance!"

Regards,

[vpintheak]

In my entire life, I only met 1 guy who was KKK affiliated. He was in my unit in the Army. Everyone, and I mean everyone; hated him.

[SuperLuminal]

"And, no. I don’t know how to fix this kind of thinking."

Double tap does the job every time...

[drwoof]

Trying to get a rise out of you— provoke you so that he had a basis for attacking you.