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JOHN LEWIS JOINED THE PARTY OF THE KKK JIM CROW SLAVERY ANTI CIVIL RIGHTS. Lol he was a retard look at himThis.katsteve2012 said:It is obvious that you either don't believe in actual statistics or this "plethora" of data that you claim proves so called "anti white" discrimination is widespread, is a figment of your imagination.
Where are all of these blacks that are supposedly displacing whites on a massive country wide basis?
They certainly are not present at the top universities in the country, nor are they present in the workforce.
So apparently you do believe that even the very small percentage of blacks who ARE present are present at the expense of a white person.
Even though this alleged victimization that you believe is happening has not been supported by anything except you claiming that it is.
In fact a 2018 study surveyed over 450 of the elite colleges in America, and of those, white students represented 75% of students on campuses. The same study also revealed that it was far more typical that first year black and Hispanic colllege students are more likely to attend a community college. Normally because of finances. That is just one of many examples, that invalidates your claim of widespread, so called anti white discrimination.
An opinion does not qualify as a fact, so I have no reason to "lie or stonewall" about anything that you are claiming to be a victim of. This conversation is not of enough importance to me to waste any time doing that.
If you consider that to be "racist", it is what it is.
John Lewis didn't just talk the talk. He walked the walk. He stood for his beliefs. He believed peaceful protests were the answer. He stood in the face of violence and police brutality. He was beaten down countless times. That sort of braveanry is worth of remembrance. He helped effect real change.
and then he spent decades using that street cred he got from that, to support a corrupt status quo, happy to divide and race bait along side of the new face of racism, the democrat party.
I have said numerous times in this thread that I am paying respect to a man who risked his life and his safety for others.