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#141
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06-16-2022, 12:24 AM
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Re: US: Cop One-taps Seatbelt Violator...
I'd say they need to drain the bathwater and get a new baby. With regard to Facebook and Twitter in particular, and I assume Snopes and others, a great deal of the employees and "fact checkers" actually worked in the Obama administration and came over into the private sector in 2015 and 2016. They have no interest in diverse opinions. This is why some many Twitter employees are freaking out about Musk potentially taking over. You have thousands of people who believe their facts are truth and contrary facts are disinformation. This post-truth society they are trying to build has no interest in objective truth. Truth, to them, is subjective. They want to be the final authority on what is truth and what is a lie. As for the second point...I'll just point it out again...blacks don't need to be in parity with whites. It's about coming into parity with everyone who is not black. They need to modify their behavior to be more in line with the other 87% of the population. I get it...their history is different than the other 87%, but this is 2022, not 1922 or 1822 or even 1962. If you keep living in the present with one foot in the past, nothing is ever going to advance forward. |
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#143
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06-16-2022, 11:43 AM
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Re: US: Cop One-taps Seatbelt Violator...
It is not their fault if they are often born into wrong neighbourhoods. People of Color can be Neil degrasse Tyson or Obama or anybody basically if they are from normal areas. The fact that I have to mention this is racist in itself almost so apologies lol |
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#147
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06-16-2022, 10:28 PM
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Re: US: Cop One-taps Seatbelt Violator...
So you think black people are the only ones living in poor areas? They are the only ones who can't seem to overcome obstacles every other single ethnic and racial group deals with. Even Africans who are actually born in Africa are more educated, wealthier, and do better in every meaningful statistical measure of success and upward mobility than black born in America. Why is that? How is that possible? It's the soft racism of low expectations. Instead of expecting and demanding that black Americans meet the necessary standards of excellence and achievement, we lower the bar. Instead of doing whatever is necessary to lift them up to meet the other 87%, we institute policies and standards to bring everybody else down to the 13%. Asking someone to speak proper English...dress codes that ask that you not have your pants down around your ankles...actually assigning grades and having a valedictorian and salutatorian at a school...identifying and cultivating academic excellence...math...spelling...punctuality...laws that everyone must obey even if it means some groups are disproportionately affected...viewing criminals more favorably than police...the notion that having children out of wedlock is generally a bad idea...not having additional children when you have to depend on the government to support the ones you already have...self-reliance...are all standards of a successful society that we exempt black Americans from because they are "tools of white supremacy and institutional racism." It's not the jobs and it's not the schools. It's the people in them and the families they come from. Until we bring them up towards the top, instead of meeting them down at the bottom, nothing's gonna change. |