Civil Rights Act 1964: Repeal?

[Lakhota]

Civil Rights Act 1964: Repeal?

That's a really retarded question. However, I suggest you ask black folks for their opinion.

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

If that we're not a concern, if racists did not want to continue to treat blacks as second class citizens, there would be no one wanting to repeal it. Read the daily news. What is needed is to strengthen the law.

I do read the news. As a whole Americans get along great. Throw out this divisive reminder of the past. It would be a breath of fresh air, a rebirth of sorts.

A law that protects the equal rights of American citizens is a divisive reminder of the past?

lol, who does it divide? Apparently it divides the people who want equal rights with those that don't.

The law does not protect equal rights, the COTUS in general, and the 14th and 15th specifically do.

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

Civil Rights Act 1964: Repeal?

That's a really retarded question. However, I suggest you ask black folks for their opinion.

Why is a black person's opinion specifically more important to you than anyone elses you racist piece of shit.

 

[Lakhota]

Civil Rights Act 1964: Repeal?

That's a really retarded question. However, I suggest you ask black folks for their opinion.

Why is a black person's opinion specifically more important to you than anyone elses you racist piece of shit.

I had to save your post. It ranks among the dumbest I've ever seen at USMB.

 

[JakeStarkey]

A repeal won't happen, so the discussion is irrelevant.

 

[konradv]

If the Civil Rights Act of 1964 were repealed...does anyone REALLY think we would go back to segregation...or has society reached a point where it is now an unnecessary part of the past that only serves to divide people more? Example: Civil Rights Division of Justice Department that operates with complete disregard for the law.

The parts applying to private businesses certainly SHOULD be repealed as they are unconstitutional, and the government is already forbidden to discriminate by COTUS Amendment, so repealing it would be best in the general scheme of things.

Thank you!

By all means make that a central plank of the 2016 Republican Platform. That should lose a few more million votes.

 

[Rikurzhen]

If that we're not a concern, if racists did not want to continue to treat blacks as second class citizens, there would be no one wanting to repeal it. Read the daily news. What is needed is to strengthen the law.

I do read the news. As a whole Americans get along great. Throw out this divisive reminder of the past. It would be a breath of fresh air, a rebirth of sorts.

A law that protects the equal rights of American citizens is a divisive reminder of the past?

lol, who does it divide? Apparently it divides the people who want equal rights with those that don't.

What protection of EQUAL RIGHTS are you talking about?

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

Civil Rights Act 1964: Repeal?

That's a really retarded question. However, I suggest you ask black folks for their opinion.

Why is a black person's opinion specifically more important to you than anyone elses you racist piece of shit.

I had to save your post. It ranks among the dumbest I've ever seen at USMB.

You are an idiot. YOU stated to ask black people as if their opinion is more important than anyone elses.

YOU are racist scum.

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

If the Civil Rights Act of 1964 were repealed...does anyone REALLY think we would go back to segregation...or has society reached a point where it is now an unnecessary part of the past that only serves to divide people more? Example: Civil Rights Division of Justice Department that operates with complete disregard for the law.

The parts applying to private businesses certainly SHOULD be repealed as they are unconstitutional, and the government is already forbidden to discriminate by COTUS Amendment, so repealing it would be best in the general scheme of things.

Thank you!

By all means make that a central plank of the 2016 Republican Platform. That should lose a few more million votes.

Nah, well just not mention it at all, and then when a conservative President is in office BAM executive order

 

[Bush92]

If the Civil Rights Act of 1964 were repealed...does anyone REALLY think we would go back to segregation...or has society reached a point where it is now an unnecessary part of the past that only serves to divide people more? Example: Civil Rights Division of Justice Department that operates with complete disregard for the law.

The parts applying to private businesses certainly SHOULD be repealed as they are unconstitutional, and the government is already forbidden to discriminate by COTUS Amendment, so repealing it would be best in the general scheme of things.

Thank you!

By all means make that a central plank of the 2016 Republican Platform. That should lose a few more million votes.

Well, we all need to feel like victims and cry huh? Not. White people that feel there is legalized racism in this country are psychologically deranged. We do not need the Act anymore. We could declare racism dead and bury it.

 

[Bush92]

Civil Rights Act 1964: Repeal?

That's a really retarded question. However, I suggest you ask black folks for their opinion.

I'm asking all Americans. No racial divides.

 

[Bush92]

If the Civil Rights Act of 1964 were repealed...does anyone REALLY think we would go back to segregation...or has society reached a point where it is now an unnecessary part of the past that only serves to divide people more? Example: Civil Rights Division of Justice Department that operates with complete disregard for the law.

The parts applying to private businesses certainly SHOULD be repealed as they are unconstitutional, and the government is already forbidden to discriminate by COTUS Amendment, so repealing it would be best in the general scheme of things.

Thank you!

By all means make that a central plank of the 2016 Republican Platform. That should lose a few more million votes.

Nah, well just not mention it at all, and then when a conservative President is in office BAM executive order

Lol. He would have a pen and a phone. Liberals are so paranoid. They need racism, and poverty, and angst to push their view of a bad hateful America to voters.

 

[Bush92]

If that we're not a concern, if racists did not want to continue to treat blacks as second class citizens, there would be no one wanting to repeal it. Read the daily news. What is needed is to strengthen the law.

I do read the news. As a whole Americans get along great. Throw out this divisive reminder of the past. It would be a breath of fresh air, a rebirth of sorts.

A law that protects the equal rights of American citizens is a divisive reminder of the past?

lol, who does it divide? Apparently it divides the people who want equal rights with those that don't.

What protection of EQUAL RIGHTS are you talking about?

Must be those already granted in 14th an 15th Amendments.

 

[Pennywise]

The Civil Rights Act was the single most egregious infringement on the 10th Amendment the country has ever seen. They destroyed state sovereignty by pretending that it was for justice. They took advantage of a fractured nation and a weak populace.

The 1960's signaled the end of America. The pathetic part is, people today don't even realize what was taken away from them.

 

[Bush92]

A repeal won't happen, so the discussion is irrelevant.

It should be, that's the premise of the post. Liberal news media would have a hay day.

 

[NYcarbineer]

If that we're not a concern, if racists did not want to continue to treat blacks as second class citizens, there would be no one wanting to repeal it. Read the daily news. What is needed is to strengthen the law.

I do read the news. As a whole Americans get along great. Throw out this divisive reminder of the past. It would be a breath of fresh air, a rebirth of sorts.

A law that protects the equal rights of American citizens is a divisive reminder of the past?

lol, who does it divide? Apparently it divides the people who want equal rights with those that don't.

The law does not protect equal rights, the COTUS in general, and the 14th and 15th specifically do.

If that we're not a concern, if racists did not want to continue to treat blacks as second class citizens, there would be no one wanting to repeal it. Read the daily news. What is needed is to strengthen the law.

I do read the news. As a whole Americans get along great. Throw out this divisive reminder of the past. It would be a breath of fresh air, a rebirth of sorts.

A law that protects the equal rights of American citizens is a divisive reminder of the past?

lol, who does it divide? Apparently it divides the people who want equal rights with those that don't.

What protection of EQUAL RIGHTS are you talking about?

Must be those already granted in 14th an 15th Amendments.

If those amendments were protecting the equal rights of minorities, why were businesses still legally discriminating against minorities almost a century later?

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

If the Civil Rights Act of 1964 were repealed...does anyone REALLY think we would go back to segregation...or has society reached a point where it is now an unnecessary part of the past that only serves to divide people more? Example: Civil Rights Division of Justice Department that operates with complete disregard for the law.

Nothing good comes from repealing it.

 

[guno]

If that we're not a concern, if racists did not want to continue to treat blacks as second class citizens, there would be no one wanting to repeal it. Read the daily news. What is needed is to strengthen the law.

If the Civil Rights Act of 1964 were repealed...does anyone REALLY think we would go back to segregation...or has society reached a point where it is now an unnecessary part of the past that only serves to divide people more? Example: Civil Rights Division of Justice Department that operates with complete disregard for the law.

Strange this is brought up when Black man is President and the demographic shift is underway, looks like we can file this thread under: old cracker shitting their pants thread

 

[Pennywise]

If the Civil Rights Act of 1964 were repealed...does anyone REALLY think we would go back to segregation...or has society reached a point where it is now an unnecessary part of the past that only serves to divide people more? Example: Civil Rights Division of Justice Department that operates with complete disregard for the law.

Nothing good comes from repealing it.

I thought you were one of those pretend Libertarians.

 

[Bush92]

If the Civil Rights Act of 1964 were repealed...does anyone REALLY think we would go back to segregation...or has society reached a point where it is now an unnecessary part of the past that only serves to divide people more? Example: Civil Rights Division of Justice Department that operates with complete disregard for the law.

Nothing good comes from repealing it.

Of course it does. Liberals would not like it because that would mean that people could get along without federal oversight. It's repeal and subsequent harmony would be a blow to them.