The rest are virtually impossible, but I'll assign a percent probability of success to each one and discuss.
I'll start with this one:

1. [Convince] Denilson that not all whites are White Supremacists.


I'd say about 3% probability of success.


Frankly, I don't think Denilson really believes all whites are White Supremacists. But it makes for a fun endeavor to push that argument and watch the rest of us..... you fumble all over yourselves trying to convince him otherwise. He's got his canned counter responses at the ready..... so no matter what logic you might bring to the table, Denilson's got the ready answer for it. He likely doesn't even consider the offering very much..... he's too busy picking out the canned response he's surely used in all his other visited sites where he cuts and pastes the same content.

I excluded myself from the fumbling crowd because I only really tried once. I thought maybe by bringing up my Caribbean roots that it might give Denilson a new perspective..... but it just presented a bit more of a challenge for him while he created his position of lumping me in with the Whites. Once he did that..... it was back to his offensive maneuvers. He brings up war a lot, also tactics and military attacks.

So my 3% estimate is actually a bit overblown and optimistic. A more real percentage of success for convincing Denilson that not all whites are White Supremacists is about 0.004%, statistically speaking.