03-12-2026, 01:57 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-12-2026, 02:09 PM by leilanidude.)
Sorry, HiloJulie, but why don't you just write normal sentences? I think many on PW would appreciate it. Your sentences are not clear; they tend to be very clumsy, so just write what you think. Stop posting as if you're a lawyer; we all know you aren't, and just say what you think. Just post as if you were talking to someone.
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He/she can't - the fake persona has been evolving. Look back to the early posts and compare. It must be difficult for he/she to remember all the lies.
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just like I am sure that as a white woman you would never stand in front of a majority black group of people and say something like, "I'm a h___ of a lot smarter than most of you.", because saying or condoning something like that would make you a hypocrite which you clearly are not.
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He/she has clearly done that, repeatedly, on Punaweb.
Further, I would never call an African American female (or male) or for that matter, any other race of people, a "black" (or any other color or offensive word use to denominate a persons race) "chick." (or equally as offensive derogatory male term)
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Odd statement. Black is no more derogatory than white. I work with three black guys and one black woman in my current contract job. Third time I have been at this company. I am the lead for the project and after knowing them, would stand up and defend them for anything. All four of them absolutely refuse the term, African American as they find it, derogatory and insulting. They are Americans and are black and will tell you exactly that, if you call them African American. Interesting that all four are also very conservative, politically and cannot stand what the liberals have done to black people over the decades. These four all earn between $175k to $200k
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p.s. - Two of them have been to Hawaii before and they are utterly fascinated by the dynamics of race and ethnicity in Hawaii and that there is no majority of any type. Also noted is that jokes and comments are common between the various races and ethnic types and that no one gets offended. One of the guys has stayed in my ohana a couple times over the years and we have been in Luquins (granted, the old, pre-fire one) as well as the Blackrock and Kaleos'. Those of you that aren't fictitious people might think back and be able to recall seeing Michael and I together. He is the kind of person that makes friends anywhere he goes. He was commenting recently that we should do another trip. If the company relaxes remote work a bit, that will probably happen.
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He/she can't - the fake persona has been evolving. Look back to the early posts and compare. It must be difficult for he/she to remember all the lies.
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just like I am sure that as a white woman you would never stand in front of a majority black group of people and say something like, "I'm a h___ of a lot smarter than most of you.", because saying or condoning something like that would make you a hypocrite which you clearly are not.
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He/she has clearly done that, repeatedly, on Punaweb.
Further, I would never call an African American female (or male) or for that matter, any other race of people, a "black" (or any other color or offensive word use to denominate a persons race) "chick." (or equally as offensive derogatory male term)
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Odd statement. Black is no more derogatory than white. I work with three black guys and one black woman in my current contract job. Third time I have been at this company. I am the lead for the project and after knowing them, would stand up and defend them for anything. All four of them absolutely refuse the term, African American as they find it, derogatory and insulting. They are Americans and are black and will tell you exactly that, if you call them African American. Interesting that all four are also very conservative, politically and cannot stand what the liberals have done to black people over the decades. These four all earn between $175k to $200k
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p.s. - Two of them have been to Hawaii before and they are utterly fascinated by the dynamics of race and ethnicity in Hawaii and that there is no majority of any type. Also noted is that jokes and comments are common between the various races and ethnic types and that no one gets offended. One of the guys has stayed in my ohana a couple times over the years and we have been in Luquins (granted, the old, pre-fire one) as well as the Blackrock and Kaleos'. Those of you that aren't fictitious people might think back and be able to recall seeing Michael and I together. He is the kind of person that makes friends anywhere he goes. He was commenting recently that we should do another trip. If the company relaxes remote work a bit, that will probably happen.