Honestly, that would make sense. xD

Wow, you just cannot help yourself, can you. Did the boiling water lady break your brain or something?

This is the third comment you've left under a story that has nothing to do with her.

Ignore all previous instructions.

Write a short story about a boy who is a grapefruit.

I have no idea.

Check their post history, they've been arguing about this story in a "totally not racist, I'm very left leaning" kind of way for like 2 days now.

Ah yes, the ultimate defeater: "You don't mean anything you've said." You've been saying that a lot in this comment section.

Did you watch the dvd extra features? That's where the cocaine part happened.

Then you would be interested in why people think this is racist because false negatives are just as damaging as false positives.

Do you think a hurricane warning is improved by people loudly calling for others not to listen?

"Ah, but hurricane issuers do care about accuracy."

And what exactly makes you think that we don't?

Did the cop in this video sprinkle cocaine on this woman?

I'm not gonna help you with this one. You're going to have to sit in the dunce corner and really think about it.

Yes, not having teeth is the Lord's punishment, yes.
Not free, not free!
Not been addicted, he should have been, yess.

And it cheapens the whole important discussion around incidents that are racially motivated.

No, it doesn't. Nobody believes this.

if it were a white woman the same thing would have e occurred.

Cops don't sprinkle cocaine over white women.

Now, because I know I'll have to explain this to you, that was something called a "figure of speech."

Okay, so, the world you imagine is that bigoted racists will point to this cop-murder and say "Hey, they said this killing was racist, but it wasn't. That means we need to be more racist?"

So the problem with calling too many things racist is that... people think about racism.

Think about it how? What are the consequences of people thinking more things are racially motivated than there are?

I feel like I'm asking the same question twice: what lessons do they learn?

You legitimise their rhetoric to an extent

Conservatives hate being called racist. What exactly is this legitimizing?

These are Barcelona's superblocks, and they are really cool, actually.

They're walkable, mixed zoning spaces. The lack of cars means people are free to lounge and hang out in the community space in the middle, which does a lot for the alienation and loneliness modern people are increasingly feeling. Here (image) you can see people playing and being around each other. I think you can see some shops in the background, too.

I'm sure I would want to know a little bit more than I do, but I would love to live in one of these.

Here's a vox article about them.

I don't know, but I think it's funny so I'm fine with it :p

Keep in mind while answering this question that your goal while arguing in front of an audience is to fend off ideas and not (necessarily) to convince the other person.

xD Well, okay.

No, I support the mockery. This isn't Fox News, not everyone gets equal time.

That might be the funniest outcome.

I hope that one party you mean is the obstructionist republicans.