It's more like we on Dagblog don't feel like we are each other's enemy nor do we need to preach at each other. It's a nice little online club for reading the news together and posting a blog once in a while to try out thoughts and things.

What really puzzles me: who is your audience when you feel the need to rag on and on and on, stuff that everyone here already knows? To lecture and preach whitey here? Don't you get that you are not talking to a huge audience here? Why do you keep yelling at our little club?

If we knew you were practicing, trying out memes, for a bigger audience somewhere else, you should welcome other members criticism about how you communicate. But you don't, you take offense. It's like you want to fight, you want to turn us into enemies to fight with.  I just don't think the other members here get what you are trying to do, and often it is very insulting to our intelligence, as if we are the dumb whitey Trump voters.

The few times we've had a pro-Trump troll, you disappear. It's sometimes really does seem like this: you attack friendlies you want to turn into enemies. You think we are all dumb about black people and want to educate us, it's very insulting. That's how it often comes across to me.

I figure you mean making nice to racist people.

Yeah, I go out every day to make sure they feel great about their worldview while assuring them that nobody will harm their way of life if they simply agree to a program where nobody has to give up anything to get everything they want.

Our nation may not survive this episode. Normalize that.

"Der Führer kann nicht versagen, er kann nur versagt werden."

"Trump cannot fail, he can only be failed." ICE Mission Statement.

This is so ridiculous and I think you know it. Whites are obviously angry and demonstrably so. The protests at Trump's inauguration were mostly white women. The videos that I've looked at of the protests at ICE detention centers are mostly white people. I don't know what you think you gain from posting these lies and this endless bullshit.

There are none so blind as those who will not see. The most deluded people are those who choose to ignore what they already know

To me, Dylan mumbles

Yeah, I think so, too, but when I read his lyrics they are often mesmerizing ... soul changing.  So it goes with interpretation of thought, as with poetry - each to his own.  I wrote this:

"Once upon a time my name was called,

and no one understood it as mine."

So the next time, as he recalled,

he decided to draw the line.

Was the man quoted a white man?  A black man?  A Jew? A Muslim?  How was his name called, and how was it misunderstood?  What line did he draw?

What's your interpretation, rm?  I said I wouldn't comment again ... but I can't help one last try.