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If that doesn't work you really should sit back and think what Brian boitano would do and that answer is probably kick ass or two.  Yes that's what Brian Boitano'd do.  I know that's probably the answer everyone was thinking I just wanted to make sure we were all on the same page.  Haha.

What you should do is go back and demand an explanation in a calm collected way.  There has to be something your leaving out like being balligerent or saying offensive comments he may have heard.  I am not judging you I'm sure your a good guy but you had to have offended him somehow.  If you explain that you would like to apologize for whatever you may have done and explain that you would be happy to tone it down or whatever he may wish I can't see it being denied.  If that doesn't work you can always tell him that you also have rights and one of those is to picket his store and leave flyers and do what you must to not let this happen to another.  Lastly if you are a minority you can also go the route of saying you believe it to be descrimination and that you will not tolerate such racism.  I'd go with doing it like a man and going in and speaking to him in person one on one.

In your favor his creature won't be able to block yours when it attacks either.

Whenever a creature becomes a clone of another it gains all characteristics and becomes its identicle copy unless it says otherwise in the text. 

A creature with double strike deals damage twice once as first strike and then if its still alive deals damage a second time.  So giving a creature who already has first strike double will benefit the creature but giving a creature who has double strike first strike is not changing the creatures damage.

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A planeswalker can be targeted by any ability or spell that targets a player.  You must declare which player or planeswalker you are attacking as attackers are declared.

In addition indestructible creatures can be exiled, sacrificed, and effects with removal.  A indestructible permanent only refers to destroy or lethal damage.  In this instance the creature is neither destroyed or dealt lethal damage so indestructible becomes irrelevant. 

Once you cast stolen identity you then chose to encode it to the original stalker.  The stalker is able to keep producing copies when it deals combat damage to a player but for any of those copies to gain the desired ability, stolen Identity must be cast again. 

It would apply to spiteful shadows because of the sequence below.

119.4. Damage is processed in a three-part
sequence.

119.4a First, damage is dealt, as modified by replacement and prevention effects that interact with damage. (See rule 614, "Replacement Effects," and rule 615, "Prevention Effects.") Abilities that trigger when damage is dealt trigger now and wait to be put on the stack.

119.4b Next, damage that's been dealt is transformed into its results, as modified by replacement effects that interact with those results (such as life loss or counters).

119.4c Finally, the damage event occurs.

In regards to that same question would a 1/1 creature with exalted die because of the one damage or do the +1 +1 kick in at same time?

Yes since the 1 colorless mana is paid to allow the casting.  You must still follow casting rules and payment.  For it to be cast for free it would have to say in its text pay 1: cast target creature card in a graveyard without paying its mana cost.