United States vs Tunisia game thread

[DMC]

Nothing wrong with having parents who didn't piss their lives away.

[Lincoln]

stupid blacks always tryin to blame their situations on others

[Trill Clinton]

I vote Yes

[DPG21920]

I don't think he was dogging anyone IMO.

I really don't get the whole "I have to really focus on my GPA so I can't work" thing though. School isn't so hard, nor is it worthwhile or smart IMO to be financially broke just to bump up from a 3.79 to a 3.9. Unless you are in some really advanced or technical degree, you should be able to do well and work (even get a 4.0) just with a little smarts and hard work.

[Trill Clinton]

"The slavery issue was primarily about whether the system of slavery was an anachronistic evil that was incompatible with Republicanism in the United States, or a state system protected by the Cons ution. The strategy of the anti-slavery forces was to stop the expansion and thus put slavery on a path to gradual extinction. To the white South this strategy trampled their Cons utional rights.[12] Slavery was gradually phased out of existence in the North and was fading in the border states and urban areas, but expanded in highly profitable cotton states of the Deep South.


Abolitionist John Brown being adored by an enslaved mother and child as he walks to his execution on December 2, 1859.
In 1820 controversy over admitting Missouri as a slave state resulted in the Missouri Compromise. The acquisition of Texas as a slave state and controversy over the status of slavery in western territories conquered during the Mexican–American War resulted in the Compromise of 1850.[13] The Wilmot Proviso was an attempt by Northern politicians to exclude slavery from those new territories. Many believed with Lincoln that without expansion slavery would eventually die out.[14] The popular anti-slavery novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin further agitated the north and the south over slavery.[15] Disagreements over slavery ruined the Whig and Know Nothing parties, and split the Democratic Party between North and South. The slavery issue exploded in 1854 with the Kansas–Nebraska Act. This replaced the Missouri Compromise ban on slavery with popular sovereignty, allowing the people of a territory to vote for or against slavery, and led to the formation of the new Republican Party, which was committed to stopping the expansion of slavery.[16][17]"

"slavery issue was related to sectional compe ion for control of the territories.[36][37][38][39] Southern concerns included not only economic loss but also fears of racial equality.[40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48] The North felt threatened as well, for as Eric Foner concludes, "Northerners came to view slavery as the very an hesis of the good society, as well as a threat to their own fundamental values and interests."

lol the white man saving your ass

Goodbye slavery, o Jim Crow! thank you white man! foh

[Creepn]

"The slavery issue was primarily about whether the system of slavery was an anachronistic evil that was incompatible with Republicanism in the United States, or a state system protected by the Cons ution. The strategy of the anti-slavery forces was to stop the expansion and thus put slavery on a path to gradual extinction. To the white South this strategy trampled their Cons utional rights.[12] Slavery was gradually phased out of existence in the North and was fading in the border states and urban areas, but expanded in highly profitable cotton states of the Deep South.


Abolitionist John Brown being adored by an enslaved mother and child as he walks to his execution on December 2, 1859.
In 1820 controversy over admitting Missouri as a slave state resulted in the Missouri Compromise. The acquisition of Texas as a slave state and controversy over the status of slavery in western territories conquered during the Mexican–American War resulted in the Compromise of 1850.[13] The Wilmot Proviso was an attempt by Northern politicians to exclude slavery from those new territories. Many believed with Lincoln that without expansion slavery would eventually die out.[14] The popular anti-slavery novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin further agitated the north and the south over slavery.[15] Disagreements over slavery ruined the Whig and Know Nothing parties, and split the Democratic Party between North and South. The slavery issue exploded in 1854 with the Kansas–Nebraska Act. This replaced the Missouri Compromise ban on slavery with popular sovereignty, allowing the people of a territory to vote for or against slavery, and led to the formation of the new Republican Party, which was committed to stopping the expansion of slavery.[16][17]"

"slavery issue was related to sectional compe ion for control of the territories.[36][37][38][39] Southern concerns included not only economic loss but also fears of racial equality.[40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48] The North felt threatened as well, for as Eric Foner concludes, "Northerners came to view slavery as the very an hesis of the good society, as well as a threat to their own fundamental values and interests."

lol the white man saving your ass

Lmao you really think white men were willing to start a war and lose their lives for some negroes? Well can't argue with the powerful wikipage. Thank you soooooo much for deciding to end your barbarism on us. You did us a huuuuge favor.

[TDMVPDPOY]

I don't think he was dogging anyone IMO.

I really don't get the whole "I have to really focus on my GPA so I can't work" thing though. School isn't so hard, nor is it worthwhile or smart IMO to be financially broke just to bump up from a 3.79 to a 3.9. Unless you are in some really advanced or technical degree, you should be able to do well and work (even get a 4.0) just with a little smarts and hard work.

isnt 3.7-3.9 just a fkn pass? if ur ins ution uses a 7 grading system???

[Pickle]

Kind of ironic Creepn, but your fellow black man actually sold your ancestors into slavery, and it was the white man who freed them

[Creepn]

Kind of ironic Creepn, but your fellow black man actually sold your ancestors into slavery, and it was the white man who freed them

Slavery in Africa was different from slavery in America. Waaaaaaaay different and waaaaaaaay less brutal. It wasn't a lifetime servitude either.

[Pickle]

Slavery in Africa was different from slavery in America. Waaaaaaaay different and waaaaaaaay less brutal. It wasn't a lifetime servitude.

But who sold your ancestors into that more brutal form over in America, and didn't give a as long as they got paid? You bet your ass your fellow blacks did.

[DPG21920]

isnt 3.7-3.9 just a fkn pass? if ur ins ution uses a 7 grading system???

Yes, in the real world, unless you have some amazing degree from an incredible school, that difference from that to what M>S has really doesn't do much. In fact, when you can say that you played sports at a high level (or something similar), worked and still cranked out a solid GPA that usually goes further than just having a 3.9 on there.

It's not that a good GPA is a bad thing or won't help, but if you are really focusing to the point where grades are it, you better have a 4.0 or it makes little sense to me.

[DPG21920]

It's so strange that someone who says they are average height is so concerned with height.

I don't need to defend my education or post my GPA or brag about a job I don't have on the internet. I know that I got about as much as I could hope for from my education and it was enough to make ballers like you come to me for real world advice.

It's also weird how someone that was not good enough to play any sport, let alone one that was unmanly can say anything to anyone. You choose to have a hobby that makes you fat (it's not even on the list of things to do for exercise you find on most websites and even if it was, it burns less calories and helps you physically less than hacky sack and throwing darts ).

I am not bragging at all - I was answering a question. Also you have never been to a get together because you are afraid to show up. Plus, none of the MK likes you enough in the real world to really care about you showing up like they do Da Point Guard.

[Creepn]

But who sold your ancestors into that more brutal form over in America, and didn't give a as long as they got paid? You bet your ass your fellow blacks did.

Lol so you really think slave traders and the africans had conversations like that?

African: how yall treating the slaves there?

Slave trader: oh even though they are essential to building our empire, we whip them, burn them, hang them, rape them and seperate their families. It's all good.

[Brazil]

for a second I thought it was a game thread

USA won ?

[DPG21920]

There is a difference in lying (what you do during the exchange of the thread) and me never seeing you when I show up to hoop with Bump, Mono or MD.

[DPG21920]

So you are graduating soon? How old are you - 21?

[Creepn]

Lol this thread has 8 pages and none of it is about the Olympic basketball game.

[DPG21920]

But it was a lie, because you had knowledge that I hooped with Bump and MD yet you still chose to lie and say that I didn't.

I had zero knowledge of you hooping with them - what are you talking about? I know you lie a lot so anytime I even heard of you "dunking on fools while playing with MD" I thought you were lying.

[DPG21920]

But real talk - I hope you get a good job with a boss that is shorter than you so you can stop worrying about these things. Hopefully your college degree pays off and you make a difference in the world.

[Brazil]

this thread remembers me to never ever engage an argument with DPG...

[DPG21920]

That is a lie

You are an idiot sometimes. It makes it difficult to have a conversation with you.

[DPG21920]

this thread remembers me to never ever engage an argument with DPG...

Especially about the French National Team

[Lincoln]

This thread brings the goods, I love the back and forth between Tyson and Da Point Guard

[DPG21920]

MD, now is time for the truth. I am counting on you - regardless of how this turns out - to be an honest scro.

Who would you rather hoop with, M>S or Da Point Guard?

[Brazil]

Especially about the French National Team

Especially about everything tbh