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I'm well aware that the good eggs aren't noteworthy.
I'm also aware of how widespread bigotry is across many political systems, races, continents, demographics, etc. This notion that it is one party is laughable.
http://time.com/79590/donald-sterling-kareem-abdul-jabbar-racism/
"Let’s use this tawdry incident to remind ourselves of the old saying: “Eternal vigilance is the price of freedom.” Instead of being content to punish Sterling and go back to sleep, we need to be inspired to vigilantly seek out, expose, and eliminate racism at its first signs."
The point you and you're Poli Forum crew are not grasping is little has changed since the Civil Rights Movement. This is the "problem" with many conservatives. There is no "going forward". It's just something that we, as a society, will have to keep grinding at.I guess I'm piling on at this point, but oh well. So, I decided to look at Taos' other citations that I guess "prove" his assertions. Turns out that in addition to using left-wing satirical entertainment he also cited a personal blog. His more "credible" sources is an opinion piece in the Atlantic Monthly and a wikipedia entry. I followed the wikipedia entry to its source, which was an academic article from 1995 summarizing the literature on employment discrimination from the early 1990s. That's right, a good picture of what the US was like 20-25 years ago.
It's beyond time for you to back up your wide sweeping attacks with something. Define me, Taos. Stop with the lazy, hateful broad stereotypes and kindly identify my racist viewpoints or at a minimum the racism enabling behavior.The point you and you're Poli Forum crew
The point you and you're Poli Forum crew are not grasping is little has changed since the Civil Rights Movement. This is the "problem" with many conservatives. There is no "going forward". It's just something that we, as a society, will have to keep grinding at.
Because if we don't we will see more of this erosion of America. A society slowly crumbling from hatred and fear of any change. A fall into being a second class, crumbling country much like the UK. I don't want that for my country. And I believe most Americans don't want that for their children.
The point you and you're Poli Forum crew are not grasping is little has changed since the Civil Rights Movement. This is the "problem" with many conservatives. There is no "going forward". It's just something that we, as a society, will have to keep grinding at.
Because if we don't we will see more of this erosion of America. A society slowly crumbling from hatred and fear of any change. A fall into being a second class, crumbling country much like the UK. I don't want that for my country. And I believe most Americans don't want that for their children.
What freaking decade do you live in anyway?
Do tell, Taos. How do those marriage counselors feel about attacks about how your kind always does this? Or quoting canned, prepared arguments instead of actually dealing with the spouse directly and honestly?Your attitude typifies the "problem". Marriage counselors say that as along as both parties are talking to each other there's hope for that marriage. But, when the two parties stop talking, stop having an actual dialogue(like what's happened to the BP Poli Forum), that marriage will probably fail. I worry that we are approaching the point where the angry rhetoric is such that there will be no dialogue any more. The "marriage" will fail. The America we know and love will fail and become just another failed ideal.
you declared half of the political spectrum as not only the root of racism in this country but the sole audible source of it.Notice I did not call you or any of my BP fellows an "evil racist". You used that term.
It's beyond time for you to back up your wide sweeping attacks with something. Define me, Taos. Stop with the lazy, hateful broad stereotypes and kindly identify my racist viewpoints.
Take a break from your hate-fueled, fearmongering to trivialize people groups that are beneath you, turning them into one abhorrent, unified caricature to avoid actual interaction. Stop subverting your bigotry commentary with bigoted comments and actually back up your allegations.
Again, I did not call any of my BP fellows "racist" or "evil racists". You, particularly I don't see as any sort of racist. I think that's a very good part of who you are. You may be an ass at times, but I understand that. I even respect that about you. The bigger point here is to start a better dialogue about racism and this countries direction. I love this country and people with all my heart and want what's best for all.
Unless you've decided that you cannot stop the broad-sweeping attacks and that you're incapable of "going forward" and participating in this subforum.
Then try learning about the diversity of the "conservatives" (especially when many of us rebuke most or all of what the party stands for today).Again, I did not call any of my BP fellows "racist" or "evil racists". You, particularly I don't see as any sort of racist. I think that's a very good part of who you are. You may be an ass at times, but I understand that. I even respect that about you. The bigger point here is to start a better dialogue about racism and this countries direction. I love this country and people with all my heart and want what's best for all.