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People, you think that the Democrats would never use a blatantly racist set of laws to rip money from us and give it to blacks?
...and she's a loopy kuntPeople, you think that the Democrats would never use a blatantly racist set of laws to rip money from us and give it to blacks?
Well, grab the Vaseline jar and prepare to bend over, cause if she gets elected we are all fucked.
Maybe that is why she is grabbing such a huge swathe of the black vote? What has she promised to get the black vote over the give aways of Socialist Sanders?
Hillary Pushing Racial Warfare: White Are Too Rich & Blacks Too Poor We Need More Wealth Redistribution – BB4SP
"A typical African-American family has 8 cents for every dollar a white family has. We need to fix that."
"A typical African-American family has 8 cents for every dollar a white family has. We need to fix that."
...another control freakSome things never change among the puppet like right wing conservatives.
Dog Whistle Politics
One of the great ironies of Romney's recent attack on Trump was the hypocrisy of his words. Racism is at base the republican party for sixty years and counting.
"But there is another level of dog whistle politics evident in Romney's campaign, a deeper connection far more consequential to the middle class yet completely unseen by most critics. Romney's true debt to dog whistle politics lay in his ability to garner widespread support while espousing plutocratic priorities. Like a reincarnated Barry Goldwater tilting against the New Deal, Romney cast himself as a champion of the middle class, promising rescue from the economic crisis and a new era of prosperity. But what were his actual proposals? Favoring sweeping pronouncements over revealing detail, Romney reiterated three themes: he would slash taxes (while also balancing the budget); he would prune away government regulation and even excess government itself, liberating the engine of private enterprise; and he would pare government entitlement programs that transferred resources to the least productive elements in society. These were hardly prescriptions likely to help the great bulk of the middle class, especially if understood as families with incomes below six figures. Instead, Romney effectively campaigned on the promise to enact the policy preferences of society's moguls: tax cuts for the rich; deregulation; reduced social spending. p163 'Dog Whistle Politics: How Coded Racial Appeals Have Reinvented Racism and Wrecked the Middle Class' by Ian Haney López
Hey! I am very ejumakated, thank you!
If we deport negroes and kick all the Jews out of our financial markets, all our financial problems would be solved.
Here's an example.Not so easy when you're told from the day you're born you don't have a chance.White People have too Much Money, and Blacks Have too Little
There is a reason for that...it's called work, getting an education, applying one's self.
Anyone would underperform, regardless of ethnicity, when you're literally raised in a culture of hopelessness.
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That's complete BS and a lame excuse. You are responsible for yourself, grab your boots and get at it
People, you think that the Democrats would never use a blatantly racist set of laws to rip money from us and give it to blacks?
Well, grab the Vaseline jar and prepare to bend over, cause if she gets elected we are all fucked.
Maybe that is why she is grabbing such a huge swathe of the black vote? What has she promised to get the black vote over the give aways of Socialist Sanders?
Hillary Pushing Racial Warfare: White Are Too Rich & Blacks Too Poor We Need More Wealth Redistribution – BB4SP
"A typical African-American family has 8 cents for every dollar a white family has. We need to fix that."
Here's an example.Not so easy when you're told from the day you're born you don't have a chance.White People have too Much Money, and Blacks Have too Little
There is a reason for that...it's called work, getting an education, applying one's self.
Anyone would underperform, regardless of ethnicity, when you're literally raised in a culture of hopelessness.
.
That's complete BS and a lame excuse. You are responsible for yourself, grab your boots and get at it
As I've said before here, our extended family Christmas group photos are pretty much technicolor, all over the place. My wife's sister is married to a kid whose parents were born and raised in Nigeria. They came to America (legally, of course) and kicked ass in real estate. Their "problem" was that they were never told that they couldn't do that. They knew how lucky they were to be here, and they ran with it.
The kid? Skin pretty much as dark as skin can get. He's fucking brilliant and rising up through the ranks in the Air Force. He had the same problem: He was never told that being successful and happy in America is impossible if you don't have the right skin color.
Yes, that's anecdotal. But I have no doubt that the culture in which we're raised plays a part in who we are.
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Dude, Hillary said it, its right there.Some things never change among the puppet like right wing conservatives.
Dog Whistle Politics
One of the great ironies of Romney's recent attack on Trump was the hypocrisy of his words. Racism is at base the republican party for sixty years and counting.
"But there is another level of dog whistle politics evident in Romney's campaign, a deeper connection far more consequential to the middle class yet completely unseen by most critics. Romney's true debt to dog whistle politics lay in his ability to garner widespread support while espousing plutocratic priorities. Like a reincarnated Barry Goldwater tilting against the New Deal, Romney cast himself as a champion of the middle class, promising rescue from the economic crisis and a new era of prosperity. But what were his actual proposals? Favoring sweeping pronouncements over revealing detail, Romney reiterated three themes: he would slash taxes (while also balancing the budget); he would prune away government regulation and even excess government itself, liberating the engine of private enterprise; and he would pare government entitlement programs that transferred resources to the least productive elements in society. These were hardly prescriptions likely to help the great bulk of the middle class, especially if understood as families with incomes below six figures. Instead, Romney effectively campaigned on the promise to enact the policy preferences of society's moguls: tax cuts for the rich; deregulation; reduced social spending. p163 'Dog Whistle Politics: How Coded Racial Appeals Have Reinvented Racism and Wrecked the Middle Class' by Ian Haney López
Though a dog whistle might be an appropriate metaphore for communicating with her.
Sure, that can happen, but until that point you're behind the curve. That really does matter. Catching up takes twice the effort, at least.Here's an example.Not so easy when you're told from the day you're born you don't have a chance.White People have too Much Money, and Blacks Have too Little
There is a reason for that...it's called work, getting an education, applying one's self.
Anyone would underperform, regardless of ethnicity, when you're literally raised in a culture of hopelessness.
.
That's complete BS and a lame excuse. You are responsible for yourself, grab your boots and get at it
As I've said before here, our extended family Christmas group photos are pretty much technicolor, all over the place. My wife's sister is married to a kid whose parents were born and raised in Nigeria. They came to America (legally, of course) and kicked ass in real estate. Their "problem" was that they were never told that they couldn't do that. They knew how lucky they were to be here, and they ran with it.
The kid? Skin pretty much as dark as skin can get. He's fucking brilliant and rising up through the ranks in the Air Force. He had the same problem: He was never told that being successful and happy in America is impossible if you don't have the right skin color.
Yes, that's anecdotal. But I have no doubt that the culture in which we're raised plays a part in who we are.
.
At some point in your life you realize there are opportunities available, you either break out or stay where you are, dependent on others
Sure, that can happen, but until that point you're behind the curve. That really does matter. Catching up takes twice the effort, at least.Here's an example.Not so easy when you're told from the day you're born you don't have a chance.White People have too Much Money, and Blacks Have too Little
There is a reason for that...it's called work, getting an education, applying one's self.
Anyone would underperform, regardless of ethnicity, when you're literally raised in a culture of hopelessness.
.
That's complete BS and a lame excuse. You are responsible for yourself, grab your boots and get at it
As I've said before here, our extended family Christmas group photos are pretty much technicolor, all over the place. My wife's sister is married to a kid whose parents were born and raised in Nigeria. They came to America (legally, of course) and kicked ass in real estate. Their "problem" was that they were never told that they couldn't do that. They knew how lucky they were to be here, and they ran with it.
The kid? Skin pretty much as dark as skin can get. He's fucking brilliant and rising up through the ranks in the Air Force. He had the same problem: He was never told that being successful and happy in America is impossible if you don't have the right skin color.
Yes, that's anecdotal. But I have no doubt that the culture in which we're raised plays a part in who we are.
.
At some point in your life you realize there are opportunities available, you either break out or stay where you are, dependent on others
Is that really fair?
.
Can't argue that life isn't fair, very true. I'm just saying that many are significantly hamstrung from birth for politically-motivated reasons.Sure, that can happen, but until that point you're behind the curve. That really does matter. Catching up takes twice the effort, at least.Here's an example.Not so easy when you're told from the day you're born you don't have a chance.
Anyone would underperform, regardless of ethnicity, when you're literally raised in a culture of hopelessness.
.
That's complete BS and a lame excuse. You are responsible for yourself, grab your boots and get at it
As I've said before here, our extended family Christmas group photos are pretty much technicolor, all over the place. My wife's sister is married to a kid whose parents were born and raised in Nigeria. They came to America (legally, of course) and kicked ass in real estate. Their "problem" was that they were never told that they couldn't do that. They knew how lucky they were to be here, and they ran with it.
The kid? Skin pretty much as dark as skin can get. He's fucking brilliant and rising up through the ranks in the Air Force. He had the same problem: He was never told that being successful and happy in America is impossible if you don't have the right skin color.
Yes, that's anecdotal. But I have no doubt that the culture in which we're raised plays a part in who we are.
.
At some point in your life you realize there are opportunities available, you either break out or stay where you are, dependent on others
Is that really fair?
.
Life isn't fair, you either make something happen or you stay down. Blacks have been given opportunities, if they fail to take advantage then it's on them, not me
Can't argue that life isn't fair, very true. I'm just saying that many are significantly hamstrung from birth for politically-motivated reasons.Sure, that can happen, but until that point you're behind the curve. That really does matter. Catching up takes twice the effort, at least.Here's an example.That's complete BS and a lame excuse. You are responsible for yourself, grab your boots and get at it
As I've said before here, our extended family Christmas group photos are pretty much technicolor, all over the place. My wife's sister is married to a kid whose parents were born and raised in Nigeria. They came to America (legally, of course) and kicked ass in real estate. Their "problem" was that they were never told that they couldn't do that. They knew how lucky they were to be here, and they ran with it.
The kid? Skin pretty much as dark as skin can get. He's fucking brilliant and rising up through the ranks in the Air Force. He had the same problem: He was never told that being successful and happy in America is impossible if you don't have the right skin color.
Yes, that's anecdotal. But I have no doubt that the culture in which we're raised plays a part in who we are.
.
At some point in your life you realize there are opportunities available, you either break out or stay where you are, dependent on others
Is that really fair?
.
Life isn't fair, you either make something happen or you stay down. Blacks have been given opportunities, if they fail to take advantage then it's on them, not me
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