Same thing happened to me back in 1985 when I tried to join the Alabama Highway Patrol. I had made a 97 out of a possible 105 on the test only to find out that preference was given to black applicants for that class.
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Same thing happened to me back in 1985 when I tried to join the Alabama Highway Patrol. I had made a 97 out of a possible 105 on the test only to find out that preference was given to black applicants for that class.
People should be informed that gun control was initially created to keep guns out of the hands of African Americans.
Check this out:
http://www.saf.org/lawreviews/tahmassebi1.html
This is exactly correct. I have been amazed in the last week or two by how many people I know have fallen to the old canard as an argument. The reason? It is politically devastating and tends to disarm people in the public arena. If they could add that 2A supporters are cannibals and baby killers (whoops they feel they can say this one now) they would. In the US we have a common culture that despises racism and almost every child is taught that racism is bad - and properly so. However, that proper opposition to racism makes it oh so easy and cheap to slap on the label and tar the arguments or reputation of anyone who opposes Liberals in the public arena. Yes, my friends on OSA, Liberals who pride themselves generally on being the rational, thinking (and compassionate) party of American politics - versus we neanderthal Conservatives (oh and you libertarians aren't too far behind us in their esteem) - have no problem using vile labeling to avoid rational arguments as long as it gets them the results they want. I am less angry than sad about the situation because it makes politics immediately toxic. Quite ironic since Liberals usually call for some kind of "National dialogue" right after calling one, and all one's like-minded folk, violent primitive racist killers.
Tactic to divide us, and very patronizing towards minorities. The unspoken assumption is tht "white" Americans have something to fear from black and brown Americans. I'm not afraid of minority gun owners. They have the same rights as all of us. I wish we had more minority members here.
I agree. I think most liberal policies are driven by racism. When you think about it, minorities are treated like idiot children: from planned parenthoods in mostly black and hispanic neighborhoods, to the idea that they cant get a job without it being based off the color of their skin and not their ability, to food stamps and gov't housing, to gun control. ( I think gun control is STILL geared to keep guns out of the hands of blacks and hispanics) From birth until death, liberal policies towards minorities are patronizing, condescending and downright racist.
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My how people forget history. Much of gun control can trace its roots back to the 1700s and were designed to keep black people from owning any type of weapon.
http://www.firearmsandliberty.com/cramer.racism.html
http://www.firearmsandliberty.com/cramer.racism.html
I'M HERE!!! We should start a minorities only section......lol. J/K (I would get very lonely)
If I remember something that I saw, the "MS"NBC has been changed to simply "M"NBC. I've had a hard time trying to decide if the "M" stands for "Mortifying" or "Moron." So, just for grins, I'll refer to them as MNBC2.
As for the Huffpo, I used to want to be a journalist and I am so glad I flunked out that first year of college. With reporters and editors like they have at the Huffpo, I would have had to commit suicide by now.
Hey, give us time. With all the illegal immigrants that keep arriving, us "non-minority" folks will be in the minority and you'll have plenty of company.
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