tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post542331560430681490..comments2024-01-26T00:52:04.340-08:00Comments on SBPDL: Popeye's Louisiana Kitchen in the South Side of Chicago: An Authentic Black ExperienceStuff Black People Don't Likehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07923871032509110194noreply@blogger.comBlogger85125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-39947047261160740392015-10-12T20:29:52.597-07:002015-10-12T20:29:52.597-07:00Very shortly this website will be famous amid all ...Very shortly this website will be famous amid all blogging <br />users, due to it's pleasant articles or reviews<br /><br />Feel free to surf to my homepage: <a href="http://cristianosyvidasocial.org.mx/?option=com_k2&view=itemlist&task=user&id=148725" rel="nofollow">garcinia wonder</a>Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-61508723290631205642015-10-12T14:02:35.521-07:002015-10-12T14:02:35.521-07:00I have been exploring for a little bit for any hig...I have been exploring for a little bit for any high quality articles or <br />weblog posts in this kind of area . 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It's difficult deserting the already pushed to the wall team, as a betrayal of sorts. You can bet my replacement will be a foreign lesser trained clinician. <br />Several of us have held onto our practices as a form of humanistic service. Truth is, the price exacted for hanging in has become too high; many report increased awareness of existential anger and deep down bone aching fatigue. "Pissed off doc" addresses the issue. Just try working in this milieu without developing an attitude over time. <br />In spite of the downside, what it took to arrive where I am today is hard to release. The hands on helping profession has been a large part of my identity and I loved it at one time. It's ruined now. So true, what PK says. Dysfunctional blacks ooze into the picture? Things go to hell; they are poison. <br />To be clear, not all of our patients are 'hood rats. <br />There is an increasing number of good people who have worked hard all their lives at living wage jobs they have lost in the economic downturn, many layoffs occurring within small and midsized companies in response to Stark Naked Emperor "you didn't build that" Soetero's policies. <br />No longer insured, homes foreclosed, retirement benefits scaled down or lost, these deeply ashamed, now indigent patients are not utilizing Crisis/ER Depts for trivial health issues; they present truly ill. In welcome contrast to the feral gang-bangers wheeled in with a torso full of lead, the narcotic drug hustlers, or Bucket o' chicken screaming sub-human overfed sows with their multiple kee-uds in tow who flock to the waiting room for sore throats, this cohort of patients is tearfully grateful. <br />You ask what I will do with my life. I don't know for sure. The idea of doing absolutely nothing is appealing, for now. Reading, reflecting, travel are appealing.<br />No, I do not live in Orange Co., Northern California, S.F. Bay Area, working in the worst crime riddled demographic area.<br />Gratefully, my home is in a 100% white suburb. The bad news is Oakland, Concord, Richmond browns and blacks have recently discovered our relaxed, easy pickings for perpetrating home invasions. Vigilance is high now. We see burglar alarms, locked doors, neighborhood watch groups, and stepped up police patrols beginning to be the norm, whereas never before necessary. <br />As we've said, one cannot keep anything safe for long...and there aren't many places to run anymore.Ileynehttps://www.blogger.com/profile/11434126010810074751noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-17772295125656927902013-01-22T19:37:05.603-08:002013-01-22T19:37:05.603-08:00Being from the (white) south, it was a truly jarri...Being from the (white) south, it was a truly jarring experience living on the south side of Chicago recently. Harold's, in particular, was eye-opening. At uchicago, the white liberals, with whom I ate at the local Harold's, took the insane security in stride. One remarked to me that in his opinion all white people should be forced to live in neighborhoods where they were the minority -- otherwise we (the wretches of the master race) would never learn our 'lesson.'Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-53694725796431022142013-01-22T16:23:40.035-08:002013-01-22T16:23:40.035-08:00To Californian:
What woke me up? Going on the in...<br />To Californian:<br /><br />What woke me up? Going on the internet, and more specifically, blogs like SBPDL.<br /><br />I have learned so much on here, it's life-changing.whisker childhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/01680930437690426871noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-70952075036033117082013-01-22T10:37:17.103-08:002013-01-22T10:37:17.103-08:00If a woman divorces her husband (which is the case...If a woman divorces her husband (which is the case for at least 75%, why should he be forced to financially subsidize her decision to break vows? And then he gets labeled "a "dead beat dad" to boot! She take a leeway half the property, half his income, he losses his family and sees his kids 50% or more less and then gets labeled something odious like "dead beat dad". And you say that white men have it good? This is why I hear men say things like "rail and bail", "hit it and quit it". Men have everything to lose. This contributes to the destruction of marriage, breakdown of society in general and men using women for sex. White women doing this are acting like African sows who cause the African bucks to do the same thing. It is all our of selfish feminism.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-11806213632333321352013-01-21T22:55:11.698-08:002013-01-21T22:55:11.698-08:00As bad as feminism is, I feel that the mens rights...As bad as feminism is, I feel that the mens rights movement has become nothing more than a poison pill.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-10436430472404685832013-01-21T21:16:54.460-08:002013-01-21T21:16:54.460-08:00In Illinois it is a crime to interfere with visita...In Illinois it is a crime to interfere with visitation. Child support, alimony and unallocated maintence can all be altered and used in different situations. Especially when a spouse is a high earner. <br />There are also lots of dead beat white dads. They work for cash or move out of state.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-29816510827717528702013-01-21T21:03:54.715-08:002013-01-21T21:03:54.715-08:00Californian said...
As long as I am on this thing,...<i> Californian said...<br />As long as I am on this thing, I have a question for the people on SBPDL: <br /><br />What is it that caused you to wake up to the reality?</i><br /><br />In the broader, general sense, it was 9/11.Jay Santoshttps://www.blogger.com/profile/18420239433379688282noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-30924501292861609612013-01-21T19:33:10.727-08:002013-01-21T19:33:10.727-08:00@Californian
For me, it was probably having famil...@Californian<br /><br />For me, it was probably having family that can also see (I'm fortunate in that), as well as a lifetime of personal experience. Given my upbringing in largely whitopian, but very middle class environments, with emphasis on conservative, American principles (long before Fox News and even Rush Limbaugh), when I was exposed more directly to black dysfunction on a personal level, the difference became the more transparent. This was also instrumental in my ability to withstand liberal indoctrination in college.<br /><br />My dad has shared experiences regarding negroes as far back as the early 60s, when he was in the Air Force. He told me that the ones from St. Louis were particularly vile, and learned the biggest lessons during basic training back in the days of the draft. Come to think of it, that’s something I don’t believe I have ever seen discussed on SBPDL – the effect of the elimination of the draft on black dysfunction. For some blacks, that was the only structure and discipline they would ever receive (and I’m talking about generations ago, prior to PC infiltration and the conversion of the military into a laboratory for social experimentation). Can you imagine Shitavious navigating that environment, a la the 1950s?<br /><br />Despite what a typical libtard would inevitably conclude from what I just shared, there was no race hatred or anything of the like taught at home. By the same token, reality was not ignored. From this, I suppose I learned to deal with each negro with some degree of skepticism, but on a case by case basis. In doing so, the IKAGO! argument eventually falls by the wayside in light of the totality of ones’ experiences with negroes.<br /><br />I second the welcome to anonymous white female. The more white women that can see, the better! <br /><br />Gwinnett Gladiator <br /> Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-86075423028164714082013-01-21T19:25:14.610-08:002013-01-21T19:25:14.610-08:00Affirmative action.Affirmative action.Discardnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-21124250853550367882013-01-21T16:34:13.480-08:002013-01-21T16:34:13.480-08:00Anonymous at 12:06pm
This is the very first time t...<i>Anonymous at 12:06pm<br />This is the very first time that I have submitted a comment to this blog. I have been one of the silent female readers on here for quite some time, so I feel as though I am going out on a limb in saying what I am about to say.<br /><br />Nevertheless, it needs to be said: everything that Bogolyubski and a number of Anonymous contributors have spoken of is true. Everything from the legal privileges bestowed upon women to the divorce industry is true. Despite the fact that I once called myself a liberal "feminist" not so long ago, I do not feel any cheer in saying this at all. I got away from the "feminist" scene as soon as I did, because not only does it make absolutely no sense, most "feminists" these days are completely psychotic. I should know--I attend a hyper-liberal college that is filled to the brim with them and other sickeningly self-absorbed turdskins. .....I'll say it again: I do not feel at all proud about acknowledging these truths. I just feel as though I should finally say something. I believe more white women should start to open up and speak the truth, no matter how much it can hurt sometimes.</i><br /><br />Thanks for commenting. I think one can argue that BRA is more than anything, a creation of liberal white women. My limousine liberal mother-in-law was practically giddy with glee when the Mocha Messiah was re-elected.<br /><br />There's very little that white men can do to overturn gender supremacy feminism. Only women can do this, so please take your newfound insight and talk to your women friends. Women are not very good at connecting actions with consequences but you must try nevertheless.<br /><br />Oh and in talking about women's privileges I somehow missed the big one.<br /><br /><b>Women's Reproductive Privilege</b> - women can abort or give up a man's child for adoption without even telling him. He may beg and plead for the mother of his child not to do either of these things but he has no legal recourse to prevent it. A wife can cuckold her husband safe in the knowledge that the law will require him to pay all the costs of raising another man's child. And yet, in the face of these abominations, a married man can not get a vasectomy without his wife's permission.Chuck Hammernoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-84416755201722343062013-01-21T15:36:41.246-08:002013-01-21T15:36:41.246-08:00Sorry for the typos, I'm on my (nominally) sma...Sorry for the typos, I'm on my (nominally) smart phone, not computeAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-72766893803808391522013-01-21T15:13:50.720-08:002013-01-21T15:13:50.720-08:00Nameispointless,
Are you in Los Angeles county? I...Nameispointless, <br />Are you in Los Angeles county? I am in (North) Orange County.<br /><br />Left Coast White GuyAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-43912598479045381962013-01-21T14:36:25.515-08:002013-01-21T14:36:25.515-08:00Californian said...
"As long as I am on ...Californian said...<br /><br /> "As long as I am on this thing, I have a question for the people on SBPDL:<br /><br /> What is it that caused you to wake up to the reality?"<br /><br />A : September 11, 2001<br /><br />*To Anonymous White Female<br /><br />Welcome to the foldSo CAL Snowmannoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-1929508381783471722013-01-21T14:11:51.204-08:002013-01-21T14:11:51.204-08:00Californian asks: What is it that makes you diffe...<a href="http://stuffblackpeopledontlike.blogspot.com/2013/01/popeyes-louisiana-kitchen-in-south-side.html#c1841607204122828955" rel="nofollow">Californian</a> asks: <i>What is it that makes you different from the great mass of people who buy into the system which PK calls "BRA?"</i><br /><br />Very good question! In my case, it was a consequence of a general appreciation of illogic and hypocrisy in social and belief systems. People who claim a principle and proceed to violate that principle are up to something, and not to be trusted in any opinion or action related to it. They may be right—people often do the right thing for the wrong reason—but very likely they are not, and their reasoning and motivation can easily go wrong.Mr. Rationalnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-21641493671693860282013-01-21T13:45:14.228-08:002013-01-21T13:45:14.228-08:00Speaking only for myself.... Reality is plain to s...Speaking only for myself.... Reality is plain to see with every persons experience. I choose never to be duplicitous a child and therefore there was no "waking up". I have always been someone who had great difficulty matching to the piper's tune, even when everyone else does. This made high school somewhat difficult (though not as difficult as it would've been if I hadn't been preoccupied with girls).<br /><br />Left Coast White GuyAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-18416072041228289552013-01-21T12:50:13.550-08:002013-01-21T12:50:13.550-08:00As long as I am on this thing, I have a question f...As long as I am on this thing, I have a question for the people on SBPDL: <br /><br /><b>What is it that caused you to wake up to the reality?</b><br /><br />What is it that makes you different from the great mass of people who buy into the system which PK calls "BRA?"<br /><br />The movie "The Matrix" has the analogy of choosing the Red Pill (seeing the real world as it is) as opposed to the Blue Pill (going back to the dream world). To restate the question: "What made you take that Red Pill?"Californiannoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-59423513140474549042013-01-21T12:43:13.615-08:002013-01-21T12:43:13.615-08:00Jay Santos said...That is absolutely the most frus...<i>Jay Santos said...That is absolutely the most frustrating aspect of modern America. Whether it's the slow drift into communism, the negro dysfunction and violence, the nanny state, the crushing waves of illegal immigration or the organized crime syndicate that is now the federal government, people cannot see the entirely predictable end state for all of this.</i><br /><br />This is actually a rather profound comment. It's something I have asked of various people: where do you see all this going? There are some vague answers about a promised future in which everyone is "equal." It goes beyond ideology, taking on a quasi-religious nature. People have this faith that if they <i>believe</i> enough, then we can transform the world.<br /><br />I should say this is so mostly among white people. One symptom is the granting of messiah-like status to black demagogues like MLK and Nelson Mandela. And I mean "messiah" insofar as they are believed to have super-human powers to lead the faithful to that promised land of equality. <br /><br />The fact that the reality is directly contrary to the magical beliefs mostly goes by the boards. Mandela did become president of South Africa, and that country is engaged in the usual black-majority-rule race to the bottom. We have a black man as president of the USA, and yet we see every manner of abuse, from government violations of civil rights to flash mobs to Wall Street bail outs to endless warfare (I don't want to "drone" on too much about this!). You would think that the TSA screening points at the airports would lead to some kind of mass revolt, but people duly line up and sleepwalk on. <br /><br />The end state for all this? Given current trends, probably the consolidation of power by elites on a global basis. The de facto end of the nation-state and its replacement with various resource extraction zones. More inter-ethnic conflict as the first world is flooded by the third, leading to more government crackdowns. More bread & circuses. The end of any real meaning to citizenship. <br /><br />And all the while, the choir will be singing hosannas to the forces which are working for their destruction.Californiannoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-19806368538633810402013-01-21T12:06:30.956-08:002013-01-21T12:06:30.956-08:00This is the very first time that I have submitted ...This is the very first time that I have submitted a comment to this blog. I have been one of the silent female readers on here for quite some time, so I feel as though I am going out on a limb in saying what I am about to say.<br /><br />Nevertheless, it needs to be said: everything that Bogolyubski and a number of Anonymous contributors have spoken of is true. Everything from the legal privileges bestowed upon women to the divorce industry is true. Despite the fact that I once called myself a liberal "feminist" not so long ago, I do not feel any cheer in saying this at all. I got away from the "feminist" scene as soon as I did, because not only does it make absolutely no sense, most "feminists" these days are completely psychotic. I should know--I attend a hyper-liberal college that is filled to the brim with them and other sickeningly self-absorbed turdskins. Needless to say, I oftentimes found it unusually difficult to get along with those people. At first I was confused as to why that was, but it eventually occurred to me that they were all so wrapped up in their victimhood complex that it was nearly impossible for them to acknowledge real life for what it is. That's about the time when I decided to leave behind the liberal scene as well, and I was lucky enough to find a fantastic white guy to share my time with instead...<br /><br />...which leads me to make my next statement. It is also completely (and regrettably) true that white men are the ones being degraded and belittled on a regular basis within our society. This is one other subject that I should know plenty about, because my very own sweetheart has shared several stories of sexual harassment at work and other places--perpetrated by women, and of course taken with a grain of salt when reported. Those who never took him seriously were very cruel, and it is also cruel of anyone to suggest that men cannot be sexually assaulted or harassed like anybody else can. It is true that such instances are not reported as often, but that doesn't mean that it can't ever happen.<br /><br />Worst of all, it is especially true that black "men" are most often passed over for convictions of domestic violence/sexual assault/rape when such an act is perpetrated against a white woman. That's something else I know of all too well, because it happens ALL THE DAMN TIME where I live. Just recently, in a town nearby my own, some black guy had the police called on him for assaulting a white woman. When the police came, they found the woman with bruising all around her neck--and she had been choked by the buck so hard that she nearly bit her tongue in half. Of course, that buck got off scott free.<br /><br />I'll say it again: I do not feel at all proud about acknowledging these truths. I just feel as though I should finally say something. I believe more white women should start to open up and speak the truth, no matter how much it can hurt sometimes. Granted, I don't appreciate being cast into the same lot as the other undesirables of society, but who does? I know all too well that our white men have been putting up with it for far too long, though, and I'm tired of sitting back and staying quiet about it. For Christ's sake, I'm a human being before I'm a woman, so I am going to step up and defend my sweetheart and fellow white human beings with everything I have to offer!Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-59914187105824640852013-01-21T11:42:24.731-08:002013-01-21T11:42:24.731-08:00Anonymous at 9:04 pm
Not in Illinois. Child suppor...<i>Anonymous at 9:04 pm<br />Not in Illinois. Child support can be changed and women can be charged with a crime for interferring w visitation.</i><br /><br />That's untrue. The Bradley Amendment is Federal law and can not be overridden by the States. Also, there is no jurisdiction anywhere that charges women for interfering with a father's visitation, even though that may be theoretically possible. On the other hand, the full weight of the law is brought to bear on a (white) man that fails to pay court-ordered child support.<br /><br /><i>White men still rule the US. Corporations, wealth, politics at the national levels. All white men.</i><br /><br />That's the Apex Fallacy. All the people at the top are white men, therefore all white men are at the top. It's a logical fallacy, though you may have to think about it for a while. The point is that the vast majority of white men are totally powerless.<br /><br /><i>Black women on the other hand often fufill what the male role should be in the family. Work, secure housing, etc.</i><br /><br />Yes, black dysfunction is widespread. But black women are totally responsible for the behavior of black men, who are simply responding to incentives. And how is that the problem of white America?Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-7202674329637426162013-01-21T11:24:06.320-08:002013-01-21T11:24:06.320-08:00Jay Santos said... Presently, PK has attracted a g...<i>Jay Santos said... Presently, PK has attracted a group of people who understand what's happening now. It's good to put a thought out on the net and there are people who understand what it is your talking about. We all likely have friends and family that we respect, they're bright, maybe successful, but they're asleep about what is happening around them.</i><br /><br />I suppose we can call what PK does is "creating a revolutionary consciousness." It's getting people to make that leap beyond the mass hallucination of the post-modern world. <br /><br />For example, look at the question that is raised on this website: "Can you name any black-run city in America which equals or exceeds the standards of civil order, economic progress and education that a similar white-run city sets?"<br /><br />This is a disturbing question precisely because no one has been able to answer it. (If I'm wrong, perhaps someone can post an example.) Maybe there are some, maybe, but the fact that major cities such as Detroit can be laid waste do give people pause for thought. It's a glitch in The Matrix, so to speak. <br /><br />PK ties a lot of things together. He backs up his arguments with hard headed facts. It's intelligent, rational analysis to give the big picture. <br /><br />Will this win over most people? No. But there are many who can take that Red Pill, and then proceed from there.Californiannoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-58153875071318892242013-01-21T09:55:41.238-08:002013-01-21T09:55:41.238-08:00I'd love to say "...just say "when&...I'd love to say "...just say "when"", but I have little ones that still need my input and involvement. The ex filed for divorce 4 years ago and thus leaves me tied to this place. <br />Where would you go, what would you do if not emergency medicine? <br /><br />Left Coast White GuyAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-28942173046472161542013-01-20T22:08:18.410-08:002013-01-20T22:08:18.410-08:00Californian said...
But think of your future, cons...<i> Californian said...<br />But think of your future, constantly pleading with the feds for healthcare, food or protection. Similar to the chicken places described, they'll be on the other side of that bullet proof glass as they deny your request for penicillin.<br /><br />A very good analogy.</i><br /><br />Thanks Californian. Presently, PK has attracted a group of people who understand what's happening now. It's good to put a thought out on the net and there are people who understand what it is your talking about. We all likely have friends and family that we respect, they're bright, maybe successful, but they're asleep about what is happening around them.<br /><br />That is absolutely the most frustrating aspect of modern America. Whether it's the slow drift into communism, the negro dysfunction and violence, the nanny state, the crushing waves of illegal immigration or the organized crime syndicate that is now the federal government, people cannot see <b>the entirely predictable end state for all of this</b>.<br /><br />Because of PK's work, we've got a spot here to talk about these things with others who both actually care and can write a coherent sentence or two about the situation. Granted, it doesn't change much, maybe a mind or two, but it's a start. And a start is something we desperately need. Otherwise, we are dead.Jay Santoshttps://www.blogger.com/profile/18420239433379688282noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3890530692790573387.post-81019910047068945472013-01-20T21:59:49.610-08:002013-01-20T21:59:49.610-08:00@ I get weary being the only one awake.
You'r...@ I get weary being the only one awake.<br /><br />You're not alone, Left Coast White Guy. I'm so wide awake my hair hurts. <br />Work life's long hours have revolved around homicidal, maniacal browns and blacks who not only do not appreciate gratis care from skilled, dedicated [mostly white, some Asian] clinicians, they scream abusive profanity about b.s. trivia, or accuse the team of being ray-ciss. Had I known the direction California and healthcare were headed, I'd have chosen another career.<br />There's light at the end of the tunnel though; I'm quitting. There's enough stashed away to scale down and disconnect. <br />Reading the courageous PK's articles and fellow bloggers' comments have given these drained adrenals the extra squeeze needed to pluck up courage enabling the walk away from Dylan's Desolation Row "heart attack machine." <br />I, too, thought I was alone out here in Moonbeam LaLa Land. I'm not, and you are not either. Take my hand......Ileynehttps://www.blogger.com/profile/11434126010810074751noreply@blogger.com