well , i will feed into it , especially when its appropriate . Think that the Gent objecting to Free Speech is a foreigner and i won't silently see other Americans being silenced by a foreigner .
I didn't object to free speech, I know first hand more than most how free speech and the misrepresentation of it is harmful. I asked him why he needed to bring the guys race into it when it does nothing for the story or argument at hand? Still no response. He preferred to have me analyse the term and deconstruct the meaning. What it does do though, is confirm for many that race IS in fact an issue from many, including some who argue that it's "the other people" who care about it. Defeats your argument, clearly. I will suggest again, that in Canada we have provocateurs who bring in race purposely to divide and achieve some other nefarious objective.
Conservatives in particular (of which I wouldn't blindly apply this poster as being conservative, especially based on his responses) have had to deal with inaccurate and dishonest allegations of racism. To me it's a non
starter, and it devalues any argument you have, creates the question "why does he need to refer to his race?"
I've watched enough election coverage to know how silly and hypocritical it sounds when the left bring up race. During the entire election identity politics was front and centre. "Trump is going to have a hard time reaching out to the Latino voters. The Black voters. Women" etc. The more this is fuelled, the easier it is to divide. It is so driven into some peoples minds that Black and Latino voters only see themselves for their race, and feel they need to conform to a particular voting pattern based on this. So why does someone do so in my post about insulting the flag? Bringing up his race does nothing for your argument. As if, if he was a white guy protesting something else and he kneeled, well that's ok. Same character. Same uselessness and idiotic, misdirected method of protest, but, race isn't the issue now.
It's an honour to be referred to as a "foreigner" though, that's a new one for me. I'm not sure if that's a term of endearment or a rabid attack.