get it to x wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 2:32 pm
Agreed a fan. Everyone gets the benefit of the doubt from me until they prove me wrong. And the proof for me? Do they treat everyone equally ?(Especially me ) BLM has less to do with blacks and more to do with Marxism, which is why I won't give them the benefit of the doubt. Nor do I give the preachers in their Bentleys the benefit of the doubt. Scams are scams.
We agree in that I'd NEVER give either any money....but BLM aren't all scam artists, just as pro-life groups aren't all scams.
As for BLM? It's a pretty disorganized organization, with many voices. Here in Colorado? BLM sat down with both legislators (both parties) and Police Departments and their unions and crafted some pretty good legislation to make policing better. Everyone won.
Here in Denver, BLM and other groups INCLUDING Denver PD brought us the STAR program. A couple years in, the program of sending trained social workers and mental health specialists to scenes where they are needed has helped to reduce crime by 34% (!)....and saves the city even more money because these crisis workers are FAR cheaper than sending a police car to deal with someone off their meds, essentially.
DocBarrister wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 3:07 pm
The notion that there isn’t any systemic racism against non-white Americans is so racist that it is strong evidence that such systemic racism exists.
DocBarrister
Please cite some examples for me. To me, systemic means from a system. The Jim Crow South was systemic. What system today can survive our sensitivity to racism if it were to carry on it's own form of racism? Maybe public schools, where inner city schools are keeping their minority students from reaching their full potential, and even then, it isn't codified in any laws. It's just the NEA protecting crappy teachers.
Throwing around terms like "racist", "fascist" and "Nazi" have diluted the meaning of the words to the point where it's like the teacher in "Charlie Brown". "Wah wah wah, a wah wah wah wah".
Too many examples to cite all. Just a few …
Systemic racism in the application of the death penalty.
DocBarrister wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 3:07 pm
The notion that there isn’t any systemic racism against non-white Americans is so racist that it is strong evidence that such systemic racism exists.
DocBarrister
Please cite some examples for me. To me, systemic means from a system. The Jim Crow South was systemic. What system today can survive our sensitivity to racism if it were to carry on it's own form of racism? Maybe public schools, where inner city schools are keeping their minority students from reaching their full potential, and even then, it isn't codified in any laws. It's just the NEA protecting crappy teachers.
Throwing around terms like "racist", "fascist" and "Nazi" have diluted the meaning of the words to the point where it's like the teacher in "Charlie Brown". "Wah wah wah, a wah wah wah wah".
Too many examples to cite all. Just a few …
Systemic racism in the application of the death penalty.
The death penalty article is 20 years old. I am opposed to the death penalty (staunchly pro-life), so any application is bad. Blacks commit a disproportionate share of murders. Most of it is gang related. Why a gang member's life means less when sentencing is a travesty. Taking a life is taking a life.
The military article is interesting, but the DOD doesn't tolerate racism. These are experiences based on interpersonal interactions. Again, you won't find me saying racism doesn't exist. The Marine Corp piece is an editorial.
The gerrymandering article is misleading. 38 House seats and three African Americans is close to their percentage in the state, about 11%.
"I would never want to belong to a club that would have me as a member", Groucho Marx
DocBarrister wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 3:07 pm
The notion that there isn’t any systemic racism against non-white Americans is so racist that it is strong evidence that such systemic racism exists.
DocBarrister
Please cite some examples for me. To me, systemic means from a system. The Jim Crow South was systemic. What system today can survive our sensitivity to racism if it were to carry on it's own form of racism? Maybe public schools, where inner city schools are keeping their minority students from reaching their full potential, and even then, it isn't codified in any laws. It's just the NEA protecting crappy teachers.
Throwing around terms like "racist", "fascist" and "Nazi" have diluted the meaning of the words to the point where it's like the teacher in "Charlie Brown". "Wah wah wah, a wah wah wah wah".
Too many examples to cite all. Just a few …
Systemic racism in the application of the death penalty.
The death penalty article is 20 years old. I am opposed to the death penalty (staunchly pro-life), so any application is bad. Blacks commit a disproportionate share of murders. Most of it is gang related. Why a gang member's life means less when sentencing is a travesty. Taking a life is taking a life.
The military article is interesting, but the DOD doesn't tolerate racism. These are experiences based on interpersonal interactions. Again, you won't find me saying racism doesn't exist. The Marine Corp piece is an editorial.
The gerrymandering article is misleading. 38 House seats and three African Americans is close to their percentage in the state, about 11%.
You can’t seriously be saying there is no systemic racism in death penalty sentencing, the U.S. Armed Forces, or in Republican Gerrymandering?
DocBarrister wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 3:07 pm
The notion that there isn’t any systemic racism against non-white Americans is so racist that it is strong evidence that such systemic racism exists.
DocBarrister
Please cite some examples for me. To me, systemic means from a system. The Jim Crow South was systemic. What system today can survive our sensitivity to racism if it were to carry on it's own form of racism? Maybe public schools, where inner city schools are keeping their minority students from reaching their full potential, and even then, it isn't codified in any laws. It's just the NEA protecting crappy teachers.
Throwing around terms like "racist", "fascist" and "Nazi" have diluted the meaning of the words to the point where it's like the teacher in "Charlie Brown". "Wah wah wah, a wah wah wah wah".
Too many examples to cite all. Just a few …
Systemic racism in the application of the death penalty.
The death penalty article is 20 years old. I am opposed to the death penalty (staunchly pro-life), so any application is bad. Blacks commit a disproportionate share of murders. Most of it is gang related. Why a gang member's life means less when sentencing is a travesty. Taking a life is taking a life.
The military article is interesting, but the DOD doesn't tolerate racism. These are experiences based on interpersonal interactions. Again, you won't find me saying racism doesn't exist. The Marine Corp piece is an editorial.
The gerrymandering article is misleading. 38 House seats and three African Americans is close to their percentage in the state, about 11%.
Everyone knows that black people are genetically more violent.
DocBarrister wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 3:07 pm
The notion that there isn’t any systemic racism against non-white Americans is so racist that it is strong evidence that such systemic racism exists.
DocBarrister
Please cite some examples for me. To me, systemic means from a system. The Jim Crow South was systemic. What system today can survive our sensitivity to racism if it were to carry on it's own form of racism? Maybe public schools, where inner city schools are keeping their minority students from reaching their full potential, and even then, it isn't codified in any laws. It's just the NEA protecting crappy teachers.
Throwing around terms like "racist", "fascist" and "Nazi" have diluted the meaning of the words to the point where it's like the teacher in "Charlie Brown". "Wah wah wah, a wah wah wah wah".
Too many examples to cite all. Just a few …
Systemic racism in the application of the death penalty.
The death penalty article is 20 years old. I am opposed to the death penalty (staunchly pro-life), so any application is bad. Blacks commit a disproportionate share of murders. Most of it is gang related. Why a gang member's life means less when sentencing is a travesty. Taking a life is taking a life.
The military article is interesting, but the DOD doesn't tolerate racism. These are experiences based on interpersonal interactions. Again, you won't find me saying racism doesn't exist. The Marine Corp piece is an editorial.
The gerrymandering article is misleading. 38 House seats and three African Americans is close to their percentage in the state, about 11%.
You can’t seriously be saying there is no systemic racism in death penalty sentencing, the U.S. Armed Forces, or in Republican Gerrymandering?
You would simply be lying.
DocBarrister
What about Planned Parenthood? Any comments on that? When talking about systemic racism and abortion, one must talk about that, right? Margret Sanger was a racist. 50% of black babies die in the womb due to this heinous act.
DocBarrister wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 3:07 pm
The notion that there isn’t any systemic racism against non-white Americans is so racist that it is strong evidence that such systemic racism exists.
DocBarrister
Please cite some examples for me. To me, systemic means from a system. The Jim Crow South was systemic. What system today can survive our sensitivity to racism if it were to carry on it's own form of racism? Maybe public schools, where inner city schools are keeping their minority students from reaching their full potential, and even then, it isn't codified in any laws. It's just the NEA protecting crappy teachers.
Throwing around terms like "racist", "fascist" and "Nazi" have diluted the meaning of the words to the point where it's like the teacher in "Charlie Brown". "Wah wah wah, a wah wah wah wah".
Too many examples to cite all. Just a few …
Systemic racism in the application of the death penalty.
The death penalty article is 20 years old. I am opposed to the death penalty (staunchly pro-life), so any application is bad. Blacks commit a disproportionate share of murders. Most of it is gang related. Why a gang member's life means less when sentencing is a travesty. Taking a life is taking a life.
The military article is interesting, but the DOD doesn't tolerate racism. These are experiences based on interpersonal interactions. Again, you won't find me saying racism doesn't exist. The Marine Corp piece is an editorial.
The gerrymandering article is misleading. 38 House seats and three African Americans is close to their percentage in the state, about 11%.
You can’t seriously be saying there is no systemic racism in death penalty sentencing, the U.S. Armed Forces, or in Republican Gerrymandering?
You would simply be lying.
DocBarrister
What about Planned Parenthood? Any comments on that? When talking about systemic racism and abortion, one must talk about that, right? Margret Sanger was a racist. 50% of black babies die in the womb due to this heinous act.
You are entitled to your religious beliefs.
Just don’t try to impose them on the rest of us. The United States is not a theocracy.
DocBarrister wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 3:07 pm
The notion that there isn’t any systemic racism against non-white Americans is so racist that it is strong evidence that such systemic racism exists.
DocBarrister
Please cite some examples for me. To me, systemic means from a system. The Jim Crow South was systemic. What system today can survive our sensitivity to racism if it were to carry on it's own form of racism? Maybe public schools, where inner city schools are keeping their minority students from reaching their full potential, and even then, it isn't codified in any laws. It's just the NEA protecting crappy teachers.
Throwing around terms like "racist", "fascist" and "Nazi" have diluted the meaning of the words to the point where it's like the teacher in "Charlie Brown". "Wah wah wah, a wah wah wah wah".
Too many examples to cite all. Just a few …
Systemic racism in the application of the death penalty.
The death penalty article is 20 years old. I am opposed to the death penalty (staunchly pro-life), so any application is bad. Blacks commit a disproportionate share of murders. Most of it is gang related. Why a gang member's life means less when sentencing is a travesty. Taking a life is taking a life.
The military article is interesting, but the DOD doesn't tolerate racism. These are experiences based on interpersonal interactions. Again, you won't find me saying racism doesn't exist. The Marine Corp piece is an editorial.
The gerrymandering article is misleading. 38 House seats and three African Americans is close to their percentage in the state, about 11%.
You can’t seriously be saying there is no systemic racism in death penalty sentencing, the U.S. Armed Forces, or in Republican Gerrymandering?
You would simply be lying.
DocBarrister
What about Planned Parenthood? Any comments on that? When talking about systemic racism and abortion, one must talk about that, right? Margret Sanger was a racist. 50% of black babies die in the womb due to this heinous act.
You are entitled to your religious beliefs.
Just don’t try to impose them on the rest of us. The United States is not a theocracy.
DocBarrister
It is not an opinion, it is fact and the fact is abortion is murder. Everyone knows it, but you worship at the altar of liberalism, which sadly, is a huge mental disorder. Don't you believe science, Doc? Life begins at conception. There are 2 genders as well. BELIEVE SCIENCE!!!
DocBarrister wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 3:07 pm
The notion that there isn’t any systemic racism against non-white Americans is so racist that it is strong evidence that such systemic racism exists.
DocBarrister
Please cite some examples for me. To me, systemic means from a system. The Jim Crow South was systemic. What system today can survive our sensitivity to racism if it were to carry on it's own form of racism? Maybe public schools, where inner city schools are keeping their minority students from reaching their full potential, and even then, it isn't codified in any laws. It's just the NEA protecting crappy teachers.
Throwing around terms like "racist", "fascist" and "Nazi" have diluted the meaning of the words to the point where it's like the teacher in "Charlie Brown". "Wah wah wah, a wah wah wah wah".
Too many examples to cite all. Just a few …
Systemic racism in the application of the death penalty.
The death penalty article is 20 years old. I am opposed to the death penalty (staunchly pro-life), so any application is bad. Blacks commit a disproportionate share of murders. Most of it is gang related. Why a gang member's life means less when sentencing is a travesty. Taking a life is taking a life.
The military article is interesting, but the DOD doesn't tolerate racism. These are experiences based on interpersonal interactions. Again, you won't find me saying racism doesn't exist. The Marine Corp piece is an editorial.
The gerrymandering article is misleading. 38 House seats and three African Americans is close to their percentage in the state, about 11%.
You can’t seriously be saying there is no systemic racism in death penalty sentencing, the U.S. Armed Forces, or in Republican Gerrymandering?
You would simply be lying.
DocBarrister
What about Planned Parenthood? Any comments on that? When talking about systemic racism and abortion, one must talk about that, right? Margret Sanger was a racist. 50% of black babies die in the womb due to this heinous act.
You are entitled to your religious beliefs.
Just don’t try to impose them on the rest of us. The United States is not a theocracy.
DocBarrister
And all of this time, I thought black women wanted more kids to collect a bigger welfare check.
DocBarrister wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 3:07 pm
The notion that there isn’t any systemic racism against non-white Americans is so racist that it is strong evidence that such systemic racism exists.
DocBarrister
Please cite some examples for me. To me, systemic means from a system. The Jim Crow South was systemic. What system today can survive our sensitivity to racism if it were to carry on it's own form of racism? Maybe public schools, where inner city schools are keeping their minority students from reaching their full potential, and even then, it isn't codified in any laws. It's just the NEA protecting crappy teachers.
Throwing around terms like "racist", "fascist" and "Nazi" have diluted the meaning of the words to the point where it's like the teacher in "Charlie Brown". "Wah wah wah, a wah wah wah wah".
Too many examples to cite all. Just a few …
Systemic racism in the application of the death penalty.
The death penalty article is 20 years old. I am opposed to the death penalty (staunchly pro-life), so any application is bad. Blacks commit a disproportionate share of murders. Most of it is gang related. Why a gang member's life means less when sentencing is a travesty. Taking a life is taking a life.
The military article is interesting, but the DOD doesn't tolerate racism. These are experiences based on interpersonal interactions. Again, you won't find me saying racism doesn't exist. The Marine Corp piece is an editorial.
The gerrymandering article is misleading. 38 House seats and three African Americans is close to their percentage in the state, about 11%.
You can’t seriously be saying there is no systemic racism in death penalty sentencing, the U.S. Armed Forces, or in Republican Gerrymandering?
You would simply be lying.
DocBarrister
What about Planned Parenthood? Any comments on that? When talking about systemic racism and abortion, one must talk about that, right? Margret Sanger was a racist. 50% of black babies die in the womb due to this heinous act.
You are entitled to your religious beliefs.
Just don’t try to impose them on the rest of us. The United States is not a theocracy.
DocBarrister
It is not an opinion, it is fact and the fact is abortion is murder. Everyone knows it, but you worship at the altar of liberalism, which sadly, is a huge mental disorder. Don't you believe science, Doc? Life begins at conception. There are 2 genders as well. BELIEVE SCIENCE!!!
So, women who have had abortions are murderers? Their spouses and supportive family members, too? Should they be subject to the death penalty?
When a woman has a miscarriage, will they need to report that to the police and have the police and local D.A. determine whether it was really a miscarriage and not murder?
Are the couples who undergo IVF … are they also murderers?
I think you share more with the Taliban and the Ayatollahs of Iran than with people who cherish democracy. I’m just pleased that your views are extremist views shared by only a small cadre of reactionary theocrats.
ggait wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 6:48 pm
Hey Ban-douchebag. Fixed it for ya:
50% of black babies [fathered by Herschel Walker] die in the womb due to this heinous act.
Admin -- feel free to ban me for calling Ban-dimwit a bad name. Since I'll just come right back in another persona like Ban-dummy does.
Not my intention to get anyone banned. But sadly you are a hateful person, possessed by liberalism- which is a mental disorder. I will report your comment to help the admin process along.
DocBarrister wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 3:07 pm
The notion that there isn’t any systemic racism against non-white Americans is so racist that it is strong evidence that such systemic racism exists.
DocBarrister
Please cite some examples for me. To me, systemic means from a system. The Jim Crow South was systemic. What system today can survive our sensitivity to racism if it were to carry on it's own form of racism? Maybe public schools, where inner city schools are keeping their minority students from reaching their full potential, and even then, it isn't codified in any laws. It's just the NEA protecting crappy teachers.
Throwing around terms like "racist", "fascist" and "Nazi" have diluted the meaning of the words to the point where it's like the teacher in "Charlie Brown". "Wah wah wah, a wah wah wah wah".
Too many examples to cite all. Just a few …
Systemic racism in the application of the death penalty.
The death penalty article is 20 years old. I am opposed to the death penalty (staunchly pro-life), so any application is bad. Blacks commit a disproportionate share of murders. Most of it is gang related. Why a gang member's life means less when sentencing is a travesty. Taking a life is taking a life.
The military article is interesting, but the DOD doesn't tolerate racism. These are experiences based on interpersonal interactions. Again, you won't find me saying racism doesn't exist. The Marine Corp piece is an editorial.
The gerrymandering article is misleading. 38 House seats and three African Americans is close to their percentage in the state, about 11%.
You can’t seriously be saying there is no systemic racism in death penalty sentencing, the U.S. Armed Forces, or in Republican Gerrymandering?
You would simply be lying.
DocBarrister
What about Planned Parenthood? Any comments on that? When talking about systemic racism and abortion, one must talk about that, right? Margret Sanger was a racist. 50% of black babies die in the womb due to this heinous act.
You are entitled to your religious beliefs.
Just don’t try to impose them on the rest of us. The United States is not a theocracy.
DocBarrister
It is not an opinion, it is fact and the fact is abortion is murder. Everyone knows it, but you worship at the altar of liberalism, which sadly, is a huge mental disorder. Don't you believe science, Doc? Life begins at conception. There are 2 genders as well. BELIEVE SCIENCE!!!
So, women who have had abortions are murderers? Their spouses and supportive family members, too? Should they be subject to the death penalty?
When a woman has a miscarriage, will they need to report that to the police and have the police and local D.A. determine whether it was really a miscarriage and not murder?
Are the couples who undergo IVF … are they also murderers?
I think you share more with the Taliban and the Ayatollahs of Iran than with people who cherish democracy. I’m just pleased that your views are extremist views shared by only a small cadre of reactionary theocrats.
ggait wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 6:48 pm
Hey Ban-douchebag. Fixed it for ya:
50% of black babies [fathered by Herschel Walker] die in the womb due to this heinous act.
Admin -- feel free to ban me for calling Ban-dimwit a bad name. Since I'll just come right back in another persona like Ban-dummy does.
Not my intention to get anyone banned. But sadly you are a hateful person, possessed by liberalism- which is a mental disorder. I will report your comment to help the admin process along.
Actually, it is well known that the holding of conspiracy beliefs is often associated with various cognitive biases and paranoid ideation. This study is just one example showing this.
DocBarrister wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 3:07 pm
The notion that there isn’t any systemic racism against non-white Americans is so racist that it is strong evidence that such systemic racism exists.
DocBarrister
Please cite some examples for me. To me, systemic means from a system. The Jim Crow South was systemic. What system today can survive our sensitivity to racism if it were to carry on it's own form of racism? Maybe public schools, where inner city schools are keeping their minority students from reaching their full potential, and even then, it isn't codified in any laws. It's just the NEA protecting crappy teachers.
Throwing around terms like "racist", "fascist" and "Nazi" have diluted the meaning of the words to the point where it's like the teacher in "Charlie Brown". "Wah wah wah, a wah wah wah wah".
Too many examples to cite all. Just a few …
Systemic racism in the application of the death penalty.
The death penalty article is 20 years old. I am opposed to the death penalty (staunchly pro-life), so any application is bad. Blacks commit a disproportionate share of murders. Most of it is gang related. Why a gang member's life means less when sentencing is a travesty. Taking a life is taking a life.
The military article is interesting, but the DOD doesn't tolerate racism. These are experiences based on interpersonal interactions. Again, you won't find me saying racism doesn't exist. The Marine Corp piece is an editorial.
The gerrymandering article is misleading. 38 House seats and three African Americans is close to their percentage in the state, about 11%.
You can’t seriously be saying there is no systemic racism in death penalty sentencing, the U.S. Armed Forces, or in Republican Gerrymandering?
You would simply be lying.
DocBarrister
What about Planned Parenthood? Any comments on that? When talking about systemic racism and abortion, one must talk about that, right? Margret Sanger was a racist. 50% of black babies die in the womb due to this heinous act.
You are entitled to your religious beliefs.
Just don’t try to impose them on the rest of us. The United States is not a theocracy.
DocBarrister
It is not an opinion, it is fact and the fact is abortion is murder. Everyone knows it, but you worship at the altar of liberalism, which sadly, is a huge mental disorder. Don't you believe science, Doc? Life begins at conception. There are 2 genders as well. BELIEVE SCIENCE!!!
So, women who have had abortions are murderers? Their spouses and supportive family members, too? Should they be subject to the death penalty?
When a woman has a miscarriage, will they need to report that to the police and have the police and local D.A. determine whether it was really a miscarriage and not murder?
Are the couples who undergo IVF … are they also murderers?
I think you share more with the Taliban and the Ayatollahs of Iran than with people who cherish democracy. I’m just pleased that your views are extremist views shared by only a small cadre of reactionary theocrats.
DocBarrister
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Ok … not sure it is safe to have someone like you on this forum.
ggait wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 6:48 pm
Hey Ban-douchebag. Fixed it for ya:
50% of black babies [fathered by Herschel Walker] die in the womb due to this heinous act.
Admin -- feel free to ban me for calling Ban-dimwit a bad name. Since I'll just come right back in another persona like Ban-dummy does.
Not my intention to get anyone banned. But sadly you are a hateful person, possessed by liberalism- which is a mental disorder. I will report your comment to help the admin process along.
Actually, it is well known that the holding of conspiracy beliefs is often associated with various cognitive biases and paranoid ideation. This study is just one example showing this.
Look in the mirror. You adhere to numerous conspiracy theories such as humans are creating climate change, abortion isn't murder, vaccines are 100% safe and effective, and that America is a racist nation. You are describing yourself. The truth of the matter is Alex Jones is a great example of censorship and if one upsets the regime, their life will be ruined. Get some rest, it is going to be a long month ahead before the midterms!
