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Old 11-07-2012, 06:09 PM
 
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You're mad about Puerto Rico being a drain on US resources, yet you're also mad that they voted to become a state, which means that they would collectively begin to pay significantly more into a federal government which you believe they are exploiting?

This is ideologically incoherent; I don't think you thought this one through too much.
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Old 11-07-2012, 06:25 PM
 
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You're mad about Puerto Rico being a drain on US resources, yet you're also mad that they voted to become a state, which means that they would collectively begin to pay significantly more into a federal government which you believe they are exploiting?

This is ideologically incoherent; I don't think you thought this one through too much.
You need a reference to whom you are responding...otherwise senseless.
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Old 07-29-2017, 01:16 PM
 
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Oh no...the race card.
Whodathunkit?
What exactly does the term "race card" mean? Is it an attempt to deny that other groups have been treated horribly in our past and continue to be treated unfairly today? I doubt it is a term MLK used very often.
Racism is a plague that HAS touched virtually every issue in this country and should be discussed as such.. doesn't mean it should always be a deciding factor...but it should at least be acknowledged. It isn't a problem we have solved or moved beyond.
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Old 07-29-2017, 01:22 PM
 
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What exactly does the term "race card" mean? Is it an attempt to deny that other groups have been treated horribly in our past and continue to be treated unfairly today? Racism is a plague that HAS touched virtually every issue in this country and should be discussed as such.. doesn't mean it should always be a deciding factor...but it should at least be acknowledged. I doubt it is a term MLK used very often.
Martin Luther King would probably scold Loony Leftists for playing the race card noting that we had a black President for eight years who was voted into office by white people. He'd be appalled that the Left wants to go backwards in time, demanding segregated colleges and events for blacks only, etc.
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