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It might and probably wouldn't hurt the community if just you moved to an homogenous community. But what happens when hundreds and thousands move there?
You misunderstand what I said. I've seen black and other non-white people drive miles away past supermarkets in diverse areas to the rare remaining white community's supermarket just so the supermarket will be diverse and not so white.
Why are you so concerned about where people shop? Are you stalking them? Mind your own business, for your own health.
Yeah, but the civil rights laws protect the right of people to use public accommodations without discrimination based on who they are. He can certainly have prejudices and any point of view, but he'd better not act on them which violates other peoples' civil rights.
Yeah, but the civil rights laws protect the right of people to use public accommodations without discrimination based on who they are. He can certainly have prejudices and any point of view, but he'd better not act on them which violates other peoples' civil rights.
Exactly.
The counter-move is to not have public accommodations. No parks, no zoos, no mass transit. That's why we can't have nice things. Basically, it's one of the raison d'etres for suburbia.
It's not dissimilar to to (I understand) the LVegas approach to homelessness. Put the homeless facilities in the outskirts, and don't provide transit.
Your two examples here probably won't go as viral compared to what the mayor in this story. Heck, if the mayor was a White man, it probably would go even more viral! Nevertheless, what a vile statement for her to say and this is coming from someone who has said many vile things!
Convicted felon Ray Nagin’s “chocolate city” were rather well known.
This older woman is not the mayor. She’s not even a councilwoman but a candidate in a small town.
The counter-move is to not have public accommodations. No parks, no zoos, no mass transit. That's why we can't have nice things. Basically, it's one of the raison d'etres for suburbia.
It's not dissimilar to to (I understand) the LVegas approach to homelessness. Put the homeless facilities in the outskirts, and don't provide transit.
It won't stop non-Whites who have the money to move into those suburbs. There is technically no legal way to keep non-Whites out. As long and so and so has the money, so and so will buy a home there.
The most expensive and sought-after cities in the world are the most diverse in their populations and cultural mixes. Since civilization began, such places have been magnets for an inflow of people. It is the fundamental quest for diversity that is the root of urban life. Sorry that your own existence is so plain and bleak. Maybe you need to get out and be around people more of the time?
I really do not understand where these posters live.
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Originally Posted by StrawberrySoup
Piece o' cake.
It's called a HOA.
You think an HOA will keep neighborhoods white?
Where do you people live? I live in an HOA neighbhood and it's very diverse. Full of educated people with good jobs; not limited to one skin color.
If you cannot see what is wrong with that statement coming from a person holding a public office then I cannot help you. You are one of those minorities that I mentioned in my previous post.
Would you be fine if a Mayor had said "We should keep this city clean from Whites"?
Old ladies? All races get old not just the white ones. If you are implying that whites are inferior to minorities in looks then what does that make you?
My point exactly.
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