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KinCA said:
Interesting. Well I guess the biggest difference in opinion with this is that I don't consider a man to be a "superman" based on being a star athlete, fame, or wealth. You may be surprised to find out how many women avoid what you are holding out as being superman. Being a really great man is all about their character.

You are making judgments on the wives of these men who you hold out as being supermen. There are all sorts of characteristics that can make someone extraordinary. My guess would be that in most of the situations you are describing, the man was able to see something that is much more than the surface crap that outsiders may see. Usually, there is much more to any story than what anyone who is not involved in it.
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Agreed but what's very telling is the insane sums of money these people go after if things end. If all that stuff didn't matter they wouldn't be going after of something they never earned. And you may not care about that kind of thing but we can't pretend the whole alpha thing isn't a huge turn on for most.
This couples story is truly unique. Good for them
 
The Dark King said:
Agreed but what's very telling is the insane sums of money these people go after if things end. If all that stuff didn't matter they wouldn't be going after of something they never earned. And you may not care about that kind of thing but we can't pretend the whole alpha thing isn't a huge turn on for most.
This couples story is truly unique. Good for them
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I don't quite get your point.

I'm attracted to Alpha Males. That doesn't mean they are any of those things you held out as superman. Nor does it mean that I have any of the characteristics that you held out regarding the women with those "supermen". I think there are a lot of assumptions made about these things.

Let's get real here - the majority of people in interracial relationships are average people (both of them) having very typical types of relationships. In all my years on the planet, I have yet to meet a human being who doesn't have something that stands out about them.

In regards to what happens after a relationship ends, that's not unique to IR either. Again, those situations have all sorts of things going on that we (the public) really doesn't know about, even though people like to think they do.
 
archangel said:
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The executive branch has already commented on this but wow

The police paralyzed a man. we aren't even out a quater of the year and the police are on the news.

Also the FBI director mentioned young men of color and the police. well let me tell you this is a police problem and not a young men of color problem. Mr. Patel was an old man and they still tried to paralyze him. Eric garner also wasn't an old man. The woman that got beat by LAPD in the middle of the high way. also not a young man of color.
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I think there is a generalized problem of police abuse of authority/power, but I also think this problem is more pronounced where men of color are concerned and men of African descent in particular.
 
The next time you want to get into some gangster road rage remember this ....





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Meyers, 44, a mother of four, was shot dead after a road rage incident occurred while she was taking her 15-year-old daughter out for a driving lesson. The incident began when Meyers got into a minor accident with a man. Meyers was driving when the accident happened.

After dropping her daughter home, Tammy got her son, Brandon, to come out with her to search for the man who she argued with. Meyers told her son to bring his legally bought gun with him. Speaking to the media after Nowsch’s arrest, Robert Meyers, Tammy’s husband, said the family knew Nowsch. He said that his wife went after him because she “knew how bad he was” and was worried he’d come after their family.

After being unable to find the man, she and her son returned home. Shortly after, the man appeared at their home. Shots were fired by both sides, with police saying that the suspect fired first. It was during that exchange that Meyers was killed. The Las Vegas Sun reports that Brandon Meyers told police that he thought there were three people in the car he shot at. Tammy’s son said that he the car at least once.

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People had the nerve to want to paint this into a oh the guy shot her out of nowhere.... yeah after you went looking for trouble. harsh lesson to learn
 
archangel said:
The next time you want to get into some gangster road rage remember this ....


tammy-meyers-1.jpg

Meyers, 44, a mother of four, was shot dead after a road rage incident occurred while she was taking her 15-year-old daughter out for a driving lesson. The incident began when Meyers got into a minor accident with a man. Meyers was driving when the accident happened.

After dropping her daughter home, Tammy got her son, Brandon, to come out with her to search for the man who she argued with. Meyers told her son to bring his legally bought gun with him. Speaking to the media after Nowsch’s arrest, Robert Meyers, Tammy’s husband, said the family knew Nowsch. He said that his wife went after him because she “knew how bad he was” and was worried he’d come after their family.

After being unable to find the man, she and her son returned home. Shortly after, the man appeared at their home. Shots were fired by both sides, with police saying that the suspect fired first. It was during that exchange that Meyers was killed. The Las Vegas Sun reports that Brandon Meyers told police that he thought there were three people in the car he shot at. Tammy’s son said that he the car at least once.

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People had the nerve to want to paint this into a oh the guy shot her out of nowhere.... yeah after you went looking for trouble. harsh lesson to learn
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I wonder if this is enough to make people begin to rethink the gun culture...
 
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