Apparently you missed his post, Prime. I was simply responding to his assertion that whites will cease to exist because of our selfishness. Our greed. We're getting outfucked was pretty much his point. Losing the "breeding competition," he suggested, which is what I addressed. But you missed that, didn't you, and decided mine was the "stupidest."
Ironic coming from a guy who types "orientate" like it's a real word. Crazier still when you realize the guy was a
teacher. Seriously, all these years in a classroom, no one ever corrected you on that? I don't normally address literacy, because it's kinda toolish, but since you're so comfortable doing it, I thought it was fair. A teacher, too. Wow.
No offence, Prime, but go fuck yourself.
Wow are you sensitive....and hugely mistaken!
You are right, I didn't read his post. It was your quote and reference to it that prompted me to agree with you in my reply. Guess you missed that, huh?
Another mistake you've made is that you assumed I was a classroom teacher. While it is true I worked for a school district for the better part of 30 years, I was a classified employee working in buildings and maintenance. During the course of my employment there, I worked at two of the district high schools and finally at an elementary school. In our district, we did consider all adult employees as "teachers" with respect to our responsibilities as role models to the students.
As for my misuse of a word or non-word as you suggest, Webster's disagrees.
ori·en·tate verb \ˈȯr-ē-ən-ˌtāt, -ˌen-\
ori·en·tat·ed ori·en·tat·ing
Definition of ORIENTATE
intransitive verb
: to face or turn to the east
transitive verb
: orient
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Examples of ORIENTATE
a program that helps to orientate new students
She needs to orientate herself to her new job.
First Known Use of ORIENTATE
1848
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/orientateEvery fall just before students arrived, all staff attended the annual orientation where we were orientated as to that year's expectations. Actually, we were re-orientated because after you've been to two of these events, you quickly realize they are all the same.
As a union leader (Chapter President), I attended and presented at numerous new employee orientations where I would orientate these folks as to their benefits, etc. Not to belabor the word or anything....
The above being said, I'll acknowledge there is some disagreement at to whether the correct word is orient or orientate. Actually, both are correct.
In the UK, it is more common for people to say “orientate” whereas in the US, “orient” is more common. Writers in both countries sometimes bemoan the usage of the alternative word. In fact, both words are acceptable according to the dictionaries.
The Oxford English Dictionary and the Merriam-Webster Dictionary list “orient” and “orientate” as verbs meaning the same thing.
Lastly, no offense taken, but I'll pass on your suggestion if you don't mind. Anyway, even if I wanted to comply, unfortunately my dick isn't long enough for me to fuck myself....not that I have tried.
