I did not ignore anything. You argument against DEI never takes into account whites. No matter what you said, the only time those like you start talking about how color should not matter is in cases where black have been appointed.
And there you go again, "those like you". You simply cannot deal with me as an individual precisely because to do that destroys your narrative, and you cannot allow that to happen. See, here's the thing. I don't start threads, have no interest in starting them, don't intend to start them. That means if I comment on something, it's in a thread someone else started, and that one happened to be in the context of black hires. Now, what did I say about DEI? You never seem to get around to quoting what I said, again because if you do, it destroys your narrative.
Did you consider DEI when Amy Coney-Barett was appointed to SCOTUS? Nobody calls her a DEI appointee and white women were the main DEI hires.
Is she a DEI hire? How do you know? To all intents and purposes, she seems to be a very intelligent, well thought out legal mind. How would you know? Are you trying to say she did not deserve the appointment? If you are, you are also admitting that DEI is not about finding equally qualified candidates, but about checking off a box. If you are not, how do you know she wasn't simply a good candidate at the time?
Furthermore, your argument is disingenuous as white have everything they have because of race but now want to solve the inequality created by not making race a consideration as part of the solution..
Ah, again with the "whites want to solve inequality by not making race a consideration" argument. As long as you attempt to paint me with a very broad brush that doesn't apply to me, you will get nowhere. I could do the same as you by lumping you in with a bunch of people you don't necessarily agree with, but I don't do that, do I?
Incorrect. I have talked about white racist laws and policies from the time I got here. I have stated from the jump that the root cause of the problems blacks face is WHITE RACISM. Notice the words. I did not say white Republican racism.
Ah, but here is where you fall on your own sword. You want to call me a racist because I chimed in on a thread about DEI and don't start threads about white people benefitting from it, but you ONLY talk about white Republican racism and make up excuses all day long for or ignore racist democrats. You were not even aware that you were doing what you accused me of doing. Or worse, you were aware and did it anyway.
Democrats have not denied it, well, except sealybobo and Joe B. But the only argument I have been getting abut saying this is from you Republicans who keep trying to blame Democrats for all the racism while your party has embraced white racism for the past 60 years.
And there it is again, "you Republicans" instead of dealing with me. As long as you keep doing that, you're only convincing yourself. And I invite you to quote ME where I blamed democrats for all the racism. I point out racist democrats because you ignore them. You point out racist Republicans so I don't have to. Again, feel free to quote me. Not somebody else, me.
Did you consider DEI when Amy Coney-Barett was appointed to SCOTUS? Nobody calls her a DEI appointee and white women were the main DEI hires.
See above since you repeated yourself.
Let's start with Shelby v. Holder. The most recent decision basically gutted the Voting Rights Act. All these so called Anti Woke measures are erasing civil rights.
I asked YOU what civil rights YOU have lost. You bring up voting. Have you lost the right to vote? If you have, why haven't you been on here complaining about it?
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The only paternalism I see are in comments like the one you made here. Yet you can't understand why I call you a racist.
Do you even understand what paternalistic means? I don't treat you with paternalistic contempt, believing that you can't survive and thrive without the help of liberal white men. I know why you call me a racist. You do because I'm willing to argue points with you without calling you names, by treating you as an individual instead of a group member, and without assuming your beliefs based on your skin color. That, apparently, is difficult for you to deal with after assuming anyone who disagrees with you does so because you're black.
Blacks voted Republican for 100 years. All we got were broken promises and Jim Crow.
Good, good, we're getting somewhere. Let's look a little deeper, shall we? Which party created the Jim Crow laws in the southern states after the Civil War? I'll let the peanut gallery chime in on that one. You know, since you blame Republicans for Jim Crow and all.
Today we have seen a black Democrat as President . So then when we measure who we should vote for, why in the hell are we going to vote for a party who believes that we can be told what to think by whites?
On the contrary, the Republican party stresses that you are free to think what you want to think and expects you to stand on your own two feet without needing the help of white men. The democrat party comes around every 4 years and pretends to care about your situation, then as soon as they get your vote, shut the door and pretend you don't exist.
So you see a-hole, you have not been called racist because we disagree, you are a racist because what you believe is racist.
And can you actually describe what I believe without resorting to terms such as, "white people", "guys like you", "Republicans", etc.? Can you supply quotes of things I've said to support your assertions?
Or, as I suspect, do you just assume you know what I believe because I argue with you?