david starling
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Individualism is the answer to racism. When you're reading a Chart for a particular individual, do you need to know that person's race?
A Discussion Thread About Racism in America
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david starling
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Paraphrasing, "We have Virgoan and Capricornian problems in America.You know what that is? Gotta have something to worry about, even when life is good." 
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Paraphrasing, "We have Virgoan and Capricornian problems in America.You know what that is? Gotta have something to worry about, even when life is good."
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CapAquaPis
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Paraphrasing, "We have Virgoan and Capricornian problems in America.You know what that is? Gotta have something to worry about, even when life is good."
In the Aquarian age, we all will be following the Aquarian concept of equality of all people: regardless of race, color, ethnicity, nationality, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, class, rank and creed. Personally, I can't stand Aries and Scorpio people (am I prejudiced?), learned to "get along" with Sagittarians and Taurans (can't be racist against my family), has a bias (hate?) with Leos or Virgos, and favors Piscean, Gemini, Cancerian and Libran people. In my thread about the US presidents' signs, the most common were Scorpio (uh oh!), Aquarius (yey?) and Pisces (meh).
If we don't have a war on Terror too hot to handle right now, Americans are not uniting - we're seeking enemies - from the within. Time to go after...the bald, redheads, left-handed, double-jointed or green-eyed people. See that? we can get so stupid seeking a new "holy race nuke-bomb world war for oil and profits". American politics: conservatives preach they are individualist, Libertarians preach they are capitalist, Liberals preach they are anti-racist and Progressives preach they are socialist. Let's not discriminate here, but which is the kind of political ideology we want to better serve this country?
david starling
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When it comes to the Aquarian Age, this current situation isn't what I believe one should expect from that Age, meaning, we still haven't completed the transition in the Material-realm. It's clearly an extremely difficult transition, with a LOT of resistance against it.
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Yes, some people will refuse to abide, and Aquarius is a sign about not having to do conform or follow rules or social norms. Racism is something many of us don't like and we're taking it to the higher level. On a recent Family Guy skit, the family dog Brian Griffin tweeted (as only a joke) he doesn't want to watch a movie with a photo of two black men on a movie poster. "I'm white and went to college" and his twitter account flared up with anger, rage, disgust and protest of his "racism". It appears more than ever racism is something we shouldn't play around in humor and comedy. On South Park's 20th anniversary season (2016), Political correctness became a trend in 1990-91, but it lasted...6-7 years, just when South Park premiered.
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Maybe one doesn't need to know a person's race when reading his/her birth chart, however, life isn't all about chart-readings. When someone is out looking for a girlfriend, and let's say if he is only attracted to white girls, then surely race will be very important when it comes to choosing a potential mate for him.
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CapAquaPis
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What lie? Our society is made up of many ethnicities, cultures and lifestyles - since day one of US history. I noticed many (esp. conservative) affluent whites tend to avoid mostly poor or black neighborhoods or communities without knowledge of these areas. In Southern CA, there are large African-American sections of South-Central L.A., Long Beach, Riverside-San Bernardino and San Diego known for crime activity, drug trafficking, gang wars, vacated business strips and other "urban blight", but I have been through them and find they're not real bad, in fact quality of life is better than it was 25 or even 50 years ago.
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This comparison is RIDICULOUS, and completely belittles what happened to the Indigenous people in what is now the United States.
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This comparison is RIDICULOUS, and completely belittles
what happened to the Indigenous people in what is now the United States.
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david starling
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Regarding what happened to the Indigenous population of the North American continent, compared to what happened to the Arab population in the Middle East--This comparison is RIDICULOUS, and completely belittles what happened to the Indigenous people in what is now the United States.
The real contrast is, that if the situation were equivalent, the Europeans would have occupied the land that is now New Jersey, declared it a country, and left the ENTIRE rest of the continent to the Indigenous population.
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Native Americans experienced acts of actual genocide, their children sent off to boarding schools or later in the 20th century, white families; and finally, mass internment or physical removal of tribes. This is indeed one of the lowest points of US history, along with slavery, Jim Crow laws, and police brutality on black or African-Americans. I'm a descendant of Cherokee/Osage Indians married to white/European-Americans, but I will do a DNA test in the future to find out if I have any African-American (or black) blood, as well on my French father's side of any Jewish (genes from the Levant region of the Middle east) ancestors.