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.So t me play your game with you.
Congress voted in 2006 to extend the black right to vote for 25 more yeas. So can one of you good republican conservative non racist whites facing the same racism as blacks explain to me when does provisions of white peoples right to vote come before congress for renewal?
They voted in 2006 to extend the protective provisions, not the black right to vote. The right to vote for minorities was never up for renewal.
That being said, why do any "protective provisions" need to be on the table?
Why can't all Americans vote under the same guidelines without protective provisions even being necessary?
I would ask the same question. I don't think they're necessary any longer myself. I was merely pointing out that IM2 seems to think that without the provisions being renewed, blacks lose the right to vote and that is simply not true.
That is true. I know whites such as you want everyone to believe in the pretense you do, but as we see with the SCOTUS decision, when provisions of the voting rights act are taken away, suddenly legislation pop up that makes it harder for blacks to vote. And don't ask the standard dumb ass question like you don't know where it happens.