Mac1958
Diamond Member
I think that one assumption we tend to make is that pretty much everyone wants to see race relations improve.Hey, give 'em credit, it's a shrewd (if terribly intellectually dishonest and cynical) political move.Absolutely nothing. Except the 100,000th weak and stupid attempt at reinforcing the narrative that America is still racist.It depends on the details. That's where the devil is. What does this law do that murder laws don't?
It's not about who would vote for or against it, it's about the fact that it was brought up at all - as if it just HAD to be.
Nasty stuff.
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Agreed.
And that is the crux of the race baiters like MarcATL.
They want racism to exist, they need racism to exist. And when they can't find it - they manufacture it.
The problem being, of course, that this constant need to victimize blacks is exactly why they are well behind other races.
It's like a child raised by enabling parents. As long as they have that place to go where they can do no wrong, never admonished for their short comings and their bad behavior is always someone else's doing - they will be brats their entire lives.
That just isn't the case. There are plenty who see the divisions as advantageous overall, and are all too happy to pour gas on the fire.
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