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Oh for God's sake. So you all want to keep outdated and unnecessary laws on the books because you have no faith that people can do the right thing? That explains so much about Dems, they think they know everything, and they view this world in a very negative light.
Dude, we are debating a difference of opinions. No one has claimed to no everything, you are overrating.
I dont view this world in a negative light, but im also not stupid enough to believe in a perfect society. Innocent people get executed, crooks can become billionaires, and openly racist people can have patrons who keep them in business.
Harrier said that the lawmaker never said that businesses should be able to turn away African-Americans, and thus the thread title is a clear example of spin.
But he did say that. This is where the fallacy starts, you are literally arguing that he didnt use those exact words, so there for he iddnt say it.
Oh for God's sake. So you all want to keep outdated and unnecessary laws on the books because you have no faith that people can do the right thing? That explains so much about Dems, they think they know everything, and they view this world in a very negative light.
You need to brush up on your pre-Civil Rights Act history, if you think everyone is pure and kind and only out to do right.
Why even bring up discriminating against anyone at this point?
Haven't we closed this matter already in this country?
Obviously if you're a Republican, we haven't because you guys LOVE talking about the extent to which you could POSSIBLY discriminate if you wanted to.
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