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TygrBright

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2. It's a painful dilemma for those of us who honestly just love to DISCUSS!

Reply to brer cat (Reply #1)

Mon Jul 20, 2015, 06:56 PM

Jul 2015

There are times when listening is what's better, and then there are the Catch-22 times when no simple "right" answers or actions are available.

Of course, the "nothing you can do or say is right" thing? That's the every day reality of black Americans' lives.

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Bright

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You expressed that very well, Bright. brer cat Jul 2015 #1

It's a painful dilemma for those of us who honestly just love to DISCUSS! TygrBright Jul 2015 #2

I feel you. brush Jul 2015 #3

you sorta beat me to it. obama mopinko Jul 2015 #4

Ok, except the Obama moment in the debate was something planned out when Obama was practicing for karynnj Jul 2015 #6

I still think Bernie could have turned that into an advantage brush Jul 2015 #7

I saw that too... Instead of I want to hear you it was let me talk or I'll leave uponit7771 Jul 2015 #8

It's not about you (or middle-aged caucasion me, either), intheflow Jul 2015 #5