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no its not, but as I said, it happens far more from the right and these threads remain silent.
And of course you have proof of this.
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not at all. Im simply talking about this specific rhetoric.
That's what you don't get. It's about the why are a conservative all based on skin color.
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there are plenty of post like that. And yet the vast majority of those right of center on this forum have no problem with that language.
What language? That blacks haven't been helped by big government? That whites haven't either? That the ones who have been helped is the elite. I'm sure they thank you for your support. Was Malcolm X on the right or is it okay for him to say it because he's black?
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Heck look at the very interviewer in the video. He said the same thing about the Left as the tweet said about the right. And yet he and the young lady views what he said as ok simply because they each believe him to be right.
No he didn't. He did generalize.
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Did President Obama use this same rhetoric, if so, quote him.
Nothing to do with Obama calling her out because she's black and a repub. It's about not calling those out when they are wrong because of party affiliation. I gave an example and you ran from it.
And that is so wrong. Is this still America we live in, or some foreign place. People have a right to believe with what they believe in, without being ridiculed and pointed fingers at.
No one person has the right to tear someone down, because of their belief, oh wait, we happen to know there is one party, that lives and thrives on this sentiment. Unless you want people doing the same to you, mind your own damn business.
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And that is so wrong. Is this still America we live in, or some foreign place. People have a right to believe with what they believe in, without being ridiculed and pointed fingers at.
No one person has the right to tear someone down, because of their belief, oh wait, we happen to know there is one party, that lives and thrives on this sentiment. Unless you want people doing the same to you, mind your own damn business.
A tweet is not exactly 'tearing someone down." The way the right is crying, one would think this young lady, and her family, was sent to a concentration camp.
Private universities have to discriminate. That's why they have admissions departments.
The University of Michigan is a public university. It has an admissions department. That didn't stop them from discriminating against white people, which the Supreme Court ruled was unconstitutional.
A tweet is not exactly 'tearing someone down." The way the right is crying, one would think this young lady, and her family, was sent to a concentration camp.
The tweet wasn't he said, she said. Another fantastic example of you not getting it. It's not about the tweet. Keep ignoring the facts and you'll keep missing the point.
Scouring over college coeds' tweets is real journalism for sure!
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