No. Put them on an island and have Jeff Probst host.

Instead of the flame being extinguished, it gets lit.

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Originally posted by OrangestO I like how you excluded "blacks" from your thread title, when they're the most discriminated minority of them all. Racist!

He works in the financial district.

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Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay No. Put them on an island and have Jeff Probst host. Instead of the flame being extinguished, it gets lit.

I don't know you at all but what the hell kind of person uses Zyklon in their username? It speaks volumes of your character! Was this just a joke like most of your posts? A mere reflection of society and what one must never do to another in the future?


Anyways, moving on...

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Originally posted by srussell0018 If you want to party with locals go to the Temple Bar district. It's right on the Liffey and like 2 blocks from the spire.

Are there any good EDM clubs in Dublin btw?













Next stop: BERLIN !

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Originally posted by OrangestO This isn't about physics, this is about waves.

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Originally posted by 6meets9 I don't know you at all but what the hell kind of person uses Zyklon in their username? It speaks volumes of your character! Was this just a joke like most of your posts? A mere reflection of society and what one must never do to another in the future? Anyways, moving on...

i'm venting because my grandmother was a lampshade.

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There are a lot social factors and human properties at work that lead to cultures clashing. Everyone has their own reasons for it, so if you present just one simplistic explanation you're going to offend a lot of people.
Still in general there's a few main factors that often lead to this phenomenon:

First of all, there's the western world and it's obsession with individual freedom. We like to think of ourselves as self made individuals, and are no longer aware of how much outside factors influence our identity;. How we look and act.
Our culture is only apparent when a conflicting factor appears. Now suddenly we see someone wearing something completely different, like a burka or niqaab, and automatically assume it has to do with indoctrination.
This is true to an extent, but the same applies to us. We have a certain idea of how someone should dress his or herself, a framework of what is acceptable, and it takes someone of high social stature to be able to break that and get away with it. Theirs is a different one. It does not compute.

Then there's how we socialize with each other. People that grow op in similar environments are subjected to the same influences and have an easier time getting along with each other.
What I've noticed a lot, being part of a minority myself, is that people often find it hard to feel comfortable with you. It's much harder for people to speak freely about a lot of things because they're afraid they might offend you, as a lot of our social interactions require one to be provocative without being offensive. It's how we get ourselves noticed. This effect hurts the bonding process, and can lead to conflict because they expect you to be tolerant without being so themselves.
If you're a socially capable guy this doesn't have to be a problem, but a lot of people are not like that. They have a certain expectation of how people are supposed to behave, and are angered by people that differ too radically. Everything relating to intolerance leads back to a lack of understanding each other.

This process causes segregation, which in term causes lower social-economic statuses for the minorities, which leads to radicalization, crime, fundamentalism, and only gets worse until it is counteracted by integration and eventually assimilation, a process that takes many generations.

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Originally posted by Bierheld There are a lot social factors and human properties at work that lead to cultures clashing. Everyone has their own reasons for it, so if you present just one simplistic explanation you're going to offend a lot of people. Still in general there's a few main factors that often lead to this phenomenon: First of all, there's the western world and it's obsession with individual freedom. We like to think of ourselves as self made individuals, and are no longer aware of how much outside factors influence our identity;. How we look and act. Our culture is only apparent when a conflicting factor appears. Now suddenly we see someone wearing something completely different, like a burka or niqaab, and automatically assume it has to do with indoctrination. This is true to an extent, but the same applies to us. We have a certain idea of how someone should dress his or herself, a framework of what is acceptable, and it takes someone of high social stature to be able to break that and get away with it. Theirs is a different one. It does not compute. Then there's how we socialize with each other. People that grow op in similar environments are subjected to the same influences and have an easier time getting along with each other. What I've noticed a lot, being part of a minority myself, is that people often find it hard to feel comfortable with you. It's much harder for people to speak freely about a lot of things because they're afraid they might offend you, as a lot of our social interactions require one to be provocative without being offensive. It's how we get ourselves noticed. This effect hurts the bonding process, and can lead to conflict because they expect you to be tolerant without being so themselves. If you're a socially capable guy this doesn't have to be a problem, but a lot of people are not like that. They have a certain expectation of how people are supposed to behave, and are angered by people that differ too radically. Everything relating to intolerance leads back to a lack of understanding each other. This process causes segregation, which in term causes lower social-economic statuses for the minorities, which leads to radicalization, crime, fundamentalism, and only gets worse until it is counteracted by integration and eventually assimilation, a process that takes many generations.

Beerhero, you should change your name writing that on a Sunday, not?

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