Never3ndr
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- Feb 29, 2016
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I'm not sure if you understand how representative democracy works but let me explain it to you in a nutshell:No, democrats are not PRO-minority. That is the perception. Patronizing minorities IS RACISM. Using them for political gain IS RACISM. Making them believe they are nothing but VICTIMS IS RACISM.
Democrats have done a more to oppress minorities and they are experts at creating perception. Anyone that cannot see it are utterly and thoroughly brainwashed.
Period.
We, the people, vote for somebody to represent our beliefs and ideas. This representative works with other representatives in our legislature to debate our laws, policies, etc.
Now, when your constituents vote you into office because you run on a platform of fighting for their issues...that isn't using them for political gain. That is literally the process of our government. If you don't go through with your platform, then your constituents are free to vote for a different candidate, one that will fight for their issues. That is literally the process of our government.
Now, I won't go around and make a blanket statement saying that no liberals victimize minorities...because that is plain false. Many liberals fight for minority issues (like Affirmative Action) and some go to extremes which leads to victimizing them. However, to blanket-cover all Democrats as being this extreme version that victimize minority issues and use those issues for political gain lends me to believe that you have little to no basis what is going on in our nation at this very time.
Of course, you are more then welcome to enlighten me. Instead of speaking out of your own asshole, please link me to the study, or unbiased poll numbers that clearly indicate that all Democrats are simply using them for political gain or that all Democrats heavily press the issue of victimizing minorities (perhaps show that Democrats speak heavily about minority issues when being elected and then show that minority issues are NEVER discussed when in session. Just as an aside, from somebody who has taken some basic philosophical coursework...proving that ALL of something fits into a box is radically difficult. (such as me, I'm not for Affirmative Action, I'm a fan of meritocracy, but I'm a Democrat...which is seemingly a logical counter to your illogical claims).
Good luck.