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Hate is hate, and henious crimes are henious crimes no matter what color you are. Now go and get all the tragic cases of hate crimes and murder over the years be it white or black victims involved.Feigned affront
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The following - the first image should be very familiar to some of you - what were you all saying about "that's the past"? I'd swear I've heard some of these "slogans" as recently as the last 30 days)
Those you noted above are definitely tragic and sad for sure, and most in America find such history and current events deplorable.
Dwelling on the past when the majority is moving on from it, does make the motives appear suspect when asking for money and such to be distributed to individuals that are not true to the causes of abolishing racism. Sadly they may actually take the money in order to fuel the hate and vengeful thinking of those who would use the past for evil intent and purposes, instead of truly using it as a way for all here to continue to heal by finally someday being unified, and not instead being divided.
This section of USMB is a high definition exhibition of how the majority hasn't moved past a damn thing. And if you want us to stop asking for reparations then stop paying Native Americans reparations for things that happened in the past.
Or drop that argument.
1) This is an exhibition of how YOU haven't moved past a damned thing, and the majority has moved past caring about your whining and sniveling.
2) We don't pay reparations to Native Americans, Chuckles. You're talking out of your ass. Again.
Actually you do pay reparations to Native Americans.
I am not going to move past something that continues. .
If I were white, female and thought like you, I'd be shutting my mouth. Get the hint and take the suggestion because what you support takes you back to the kitchen while popping out babies.
Yes. There are continued reparations for Native Americans currently.
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