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Growing Up as a White Minority
Topic Started: Nov 6 2014, 04:16 PM (649 Views)
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I for one welcome our Chinese overlords; they have to be better than some current Western governments, plus hopefully they'll bring over Chinese girls :P
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Nov 8 2014, 06:02 AM
I for one welcome our Chinese overlords; they have to be better than some current Western governments, plus hopefully they'll bring over Chinese girls :P
Which western government disappears people on daily basis?

meh to Chinese girls, they aren't quite my cup of tea.
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To many countries like that and I do feel some people are overly harsh on America in particular compared to many countries like China for example.
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Nov 6 2014, 06:41 PM
Speaking of rivals, I had a cousin who kicked my lunch box down the hall in the first grade, years later I found out my other cousin kicked his in the opposite direction for what he did to me.
I never had physical attacks in elementary or high school, as I always could defend myself. :P

Got the verbal bullying in high school - but that ended by third year.

Though I was friends with some of the school tough guys, so they probably thought it was wise to leave me online,

Then, New Zealand schools don't have social divisions like jocks, nerds, and so on.
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Really? You don't have social divisions at all?
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Nov 8 2014, 10:07 PM
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Nov 6 2014, 06:41 PM
Speaking of rivals, I had a cousin who kicked my lunch box down the hall in the first grade, years later I found out my other cousin kicked his in the opposite direction for what he did to me.
I never had physical attacks in elementary or high school, as I always could defend myself. :P

Got the verbal bullying in high school - but that ended by third year.

Though I was friends with some of the school tough guys, so they probably thought it was wise to leave me online,

Then, New Zealand schools don't have social divisions like jocks, nerds, and so on.
Freudian slip? :P
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Social divisions aren't nearly as prevalent and/or pronounced as the media portrays them to be in US schools
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And my cousin kicking my lunch box was just a preview of the jerk he grew up to be. He never actually touched me, and if he tried anything today the results would be different.
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Nov 8 2014, 10:07 PM
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Nov 6 2014, 06:41 PM
Speaking of rivals, I had a cousin who kicked my lunch box down the hall in the first grade, years later I found out my other cousin kicked his in the opposite direction for what he did to me.
I never had physical attacks in elementary or high school, as I always could defend myself. :P

Got the verbal bullying in high school - but that ended by third year.

Though I was friends with some of the school tough guys, so they probably thought it was wise to leave me online,

Then, New Zealand schools don't have social divisions like jocks, nerds, and so on.
Freudian slip? :P
I was thinking about Zetaboards forums at the time, and how I wanted the DDos attacks to end. So probably. :lol:
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Nov 8 2014, 10:08 PM
Really? You don't have social divisions at all?
Really only three vague ones:
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Nov 9 2014, 03:18 AM
Social divisions aren't nearly as prevalent and/or pronounced as the media portrays them to be in US schools
I know. Though the Jock-Nerd divide still exists right? :unsure:
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Nov 9 2014, 03:22 AM
And my cousin kicking my lunch box was just a preview of the jerk he grew up to be. He never actually touched me, and if he tried anything today the results would be different.
I see. Well jerks have it coming to them eventually. :violentgun:

During my first year I had some homophobic bullying - but it was verbal, and I am not a physically violent person.

But probably if I could have 'played' High-School again, I might have responded differently.

But I did get back at them a lot of times, and sometimes it helps to have good grades.*

*One time I got them locked out of class. :P
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Lethen
Nov 9 2014, 03:18 AM
Social divisions aren't nearly as prevalent and/or pronounced as the media portrays them to be in US schools
You mean it isn't like the school in 10 Things I Hate About You? :P
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Nov 9 2014, 03:18 AM
Social divisions aren't nearly as prevalent and/or pronounced as the media portrays them to be in US schools
You mean it isn't like the school in 10 Things I Hate About You? :P
Somehow I doubt US schools are based on Shakespeare plays...
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Sadly.
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