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<blockquote data-quote="adio" data-source="post: 4636737" data-attributes="member: 563568">ohhhhhh, i see.&nbsp; because i ask questions about something i know very little about..... i&#039;ma hypocrite.? yes, i understand.well grassroots, lemme tell you something about short-dude adio.&nbsp; &quot;the stereotype fighter&quot;&nbsp; refers to a person who, daily, goes against preconceived notions in regards to a socio-cultural nature.&nbsp; at least in my case it is.&nbsp; i don&#039;t try to battle stereotypes in the economic, political, legal, religious, education or labor fields/areas.i started this thread because i was doing some thinking last night.&nbsp; maybe u should reaed my OP.&nbsp; and i&#039;m gonna make the assumption that that you know nothing about African-american history and culture............. i do.&nbsp; alot as a matter of fact.&nbsp; should i call you &quot;hypocritical&quot;&nbsp; because even though you&#039;re on a car audio forum, u probably don&#039;t know that the history of sound systems has some of its roots down in jamaica??idk if u go to church or not, or maybe watch church on tv.&nbsp; do u know why black people scream, shout, jump, stomp, run, etc. in church?&nbsp; i see people at predominately white churches do it too.&nbsp; if u do go to church and maybe see this and then ask somebody why so-n-so if acting like that, should u be called a &quot;hypocrite&quot;?my point is, when somebody asks u something they don&#039;t know about, instead of calling them &quot;hypocrite&quot; use these words.......&quot;uneducated&quot;, &quot;unknowledgable&quot; &quot;ignorant&quot;.&nbsp; &nbsp; if u wanna go back and forth, i&#039;ll PM u.&nbsp; now&nbsp; join us and learn brethren<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="adio, post: 4636737, member: 563568"] ohhhhhh, i see. because i ask questions about something i know very little about..... i'ma hypocrite.? yes, i understand. well grassroots, lemme tell you something about short-dude adio. "the stereotype fighter" refers to a person who, daily, goes against preconceived notions in regards to a socio-cultural nature. at least in my case it is. i don't try to battle stereotypes in the economic, political, legal, religious, education or labor fields/areas. i started this thread because i was doing some thinking last night. maybe u should reaed my OP. and i'm gonna make the assumption that that you know nothing about African-american history and culture............. i do. alot as a matter of fact. should i call you "hypocritical" because even though you're on a car audio forum, u probably don't know that the history of sound systems has some of its roots down in jamaica?? idk if u go to church or not, or maybe watch church on tv. do u know why black people scream, shout, jump, stomp, run, etc. in church? i see people at predominately white churches do it too. if u do go to church and maybe see this and then ask somebody why so-n-so if acting like that, should u be called a "hypocrite"? my point is, when somebody asks u something they don't know about, instead of calling them "hypocrite" use these words......."uneducated", "unknowledgable" "ignorant". if u wanna go back and forth, i'll PM u. now join us and learn brethren:) [/QUOTE]

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