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To: energyplay who wrote (63096)	5/1/2005 12:24:25 AM
From: RealMuLan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

energyplay, the city I live in is considered to be one of the most liberal cities in the US. Yet, I encountered, at least 6-7 times, being shouted at with some racial slur, or in some cases, being hit by some objects on my body while I was walking on the sidewalk silently with a headphone on. And those offenders, in most cases, were white college students in cars. No. I do not even get mad any more. Doesn't worth it.

To: energyplay who wrote (63096)	5/1/2005 10:26:12 AM
From: BubbaFred	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

It's free flow writings, note the misspellings and syntax. A few of them are quite decent writers, i.e. have flairs for writings. Most of them have college educations even from Ivy schools. Some of the good writers have served in the military and special assignments. I really think those folks in some of the special units, they appear (in general) to have good flair for writing. They have to, because they have to relay what they observe. Those who don't have good enough flair of writing, they serve in combat units. It is from a forum similar to this SI, but more civilized and where each one is expert of his/her own current and past life experiences. They write their feelings and experiences, nothing with proof this and proof that, or where the sources come from. Each message or post carries different values and personal reference to each reader.