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Like this?No surprise there. They are "looking in" through the lens of our Media which runs the Democrat's Racist Narrative 24/7.
A group of beachgoers kick at a woman on the ground for supporting black protesters on a segregated beach. St. Augustine, Florida, 1964
Yeah, fake news fer shure.
Ffs.
Do you really think your racism is not catalogued for all to see? Really?
This is rather cryptic. Would you care to elaborate?If seven stops in a year isn't systemic racism I don't know what would qualify.
This is how you and IM2 and MarcATL and the rest keep your hate alive. By convincing yourself the average White American still has a 1964 mindset. How sad for you all.Do you really think your racism is not catalogued for all to see? Really?
Tim Scott had the chance to address the systemic racism he has admitted on the senate floor that exists but he played the punk role.
The republicans play the white victimhood card at every chance. The white victimhood card is when you whine about people saying all whites are racist when a person of color talks about systemic or institutional racism. It is the same victimhood that makes conservatives whine about how America is not a racist country.
Right wing whites want to deny that racism exists and try bullying anyone who disputes them. I am black, racism exists in America. Individual and systemic. Biden is not going to say this is a racist country, he's a politician and knows he will lose white voters if he does, but he does not deny the fact that systemic racism IS a problem in this country and that makes him a better man than Tim Scott. Because Biden is a 78 year old white man, he could do as trump, William Barr and Lndsay Graham, rest on his advantage and do nothing while declaring that systemic racism does not exist. But he didn't.
But Tim Scott.
Scott had the opportunity to stand before the nation and express his experience as a black man, instead he was the puppet. He had the chance to grab leadership, he had the chance to make blacks look seriously at the republican party, he had the chance to put his name in the hat with the great black republicans like Frederick Douglass, but he failed.
And miserably.
Of course that's true. But I don't know how anyone can pretend systemic racism does not exist in the US and expect to be taken seriously.There's a difference between a country with some citizens who are racists and a country being racist.
If you want to pretend systemic racism was not on display in Ferguson, for example, go to it. To everyone looking in from the outside it was as clear as day.People are still reading 1964 newspapers?
How come Barry's "Wingman" didn't find any?If you want to pretend systemic racism was not on display in Ferguson, for example, go to it. To everyone looking in from the outside it was as clear as day.People are still reading 1964 newspapers?
If you want to pretend systemic racism was not on display in Ferguson, for example, go to it. To everyone looking in from the outside it was as clear as day.People are still reading 1964 newspapers?
If you want to pretend systemic racism was not on display in Ferguson
Tim Scott had the chance to address the systemic racism he has admitted on the senate floor that exists but he played the punk role.
The republicans play the white victimhood card at every chance. The white victimhood card is when you whine about people saying all whites are racist when a person of color talks about systemic or institutional racism. It is the same victimhood that makes conservatives whine about how America is not a racist country.
Right wing whites want to deny that racism exists and try bullying anyone who disputes them. I am black, racism exists in America. Individual and systemic. Biden is not going to say this is a racist country, he's a politician and knows he will lose white voters if he does, but he does not deny the fact that systemic racism IS a problem in this country and that makes him a better man than Tim Scott. Because Biden is a 78 year old white man, he could do as trump, William Barr and Lndsay Graham, rest on his advantage and do nothing while declaring that systemic racism does not exist. But he didn't.
But Tim Scott.
Scott had the opportunity to stand before the nation and express his experience as a black man, instead he was the puppet. He had the chance to grab leadership, he had the chance to make blacks look seriously at the republican party, he had the chance to put his name in the hat with the great black republicans like Frederick Douglass, but he failed.
And miserably.
No, clearly you do not "see", as this gaslighting requires more than one statement, with the statements contradicting each other. You don't even know what gaslighting is and should probably just shut up.Oh I see, to you an obvious truth is gaslighting.
Tim Scott had the chance to address the systemic racism he has admitted on the senate floor that exists but he played the punk role.
The republicans play the white victimhood card at every chance. The white victimhood card is when you whine about people saying all whites are racist when a person of color talks about systemic or institutional racism. It is the same victimhood that makes conservatives whine about how America is not a racist country.
Right wing whites want to deny that racism exists and try bullying anyone who disputes them. I am black, racism exists in America. Individual and systemic. Biden is not going to say this is a racist country, he's a politician and knows he will lose white voters if he does, but he does not deny the fact that systemic racism IS a problem in this country and that makes him a better man than Tim Scott. Because Biden is a 78 year old white man, he could do as trump, William Barr and Lndsay Graham, rest on his advantage and do nothing while declaring that systemic racism does not exist. But he didn't.
But Tim Scott.
Scott had the opportunity to stand before the nation and express his experience as a black man, instead he was the puppet. He had the chance to grab leadership, he had the chance to make blacks look seriously at the republican party, he had the chance to put his name in the hat with the great black republicans like Frederick Douglass, but he failed.
And miserably.
Tim Scott had the chance to address the systemic racism he has admitted on the senate floor that exists but he played the punk role.
The republicans play the white victimhood card at every chance. The white victimhood card is when you whine about people saying all whites are racist when a person of color talks about systemic or institutional racism. It is the same victimhood that makes conservatives whine about how America is not a racist country.
Right wing whites want to deny that racism exists and try bullying anyone who disputes them. I am black, racism exists in America. Individual and systemic. Biden is not going to say this is a racist country, he's a politician and knows he will lose white voters if he does, but he does not deny the fact that systemic racism IS a problem in this country and that makes him a better man than Tim Scott. Because Biden is a 78 year old white man, he could do as trump, William Barr and Lndsay Graham, rest on his advantage and do nothing while declaring that systemic racism does not exist. But he didn't.
But Tim Scott.
Scott had the opportunity to stand before the nation and express his experience as a black man, instead he was the puppet. He had the chance to grab leadership, he had the chance to make blacks look seriously at the republican party, he had the chance to put his name in the hat with the great black republicans like Frederick Douglass, but he failed.
And miserably.
Wow. I was expecting you to use the term "Uncle Tom" in the first sentence. You didn't. Maybe some personal growth?
Tim Scott had the chance to address the systemic racism he has admitted on the senate floor that exists but he played the punk role.
The republicans play the white victimhood card at every chance. The white victimhood card is when you whine about people saying all whites are racist when a person of color talks about systemic or institutional racism. It is the same victimhood that makes conservatives whine about how America is not a racist country.
Right wing whites want to deny that racism exists and try bullying anyone who disputes them. I am black, racism exists in America. Individual and systemic. Biden is not going to say this is a racist country, he's a politician and knows he will lose white voters if he does, but he does not deny the fact that systemic racism IS a problem in this country and that makes him a better man than Tim Scott. Because Biden is a 78 year old white man, he could do as trump, William Barr and Lndsay Graham, rest on his advantage and do nothing while declaring that systemic racism does not exist. But he didn't.
But Tim Scott.
Scott had the opportunity to stand before the nation and express his experience as a black man, instead he was the puppet. He had the chance to grab leadership, he had the chance to make blacks look seriously at the republican party, he had the chance to put his name in the hat with the great black republicans like Frederick Douglass, but he failed.
And miserably.
Wow. I was expecting you to use the term "Uncle Tom" in the first sentence. You didn't. Maybe some personal growth?
You mean, you were HOPING, because shitting on black people for any reason you can find is kind of your thing.
You know what it is. Don't try to be a smart ass.
Tim Scott had the chance to address the systemic racism he has admitted on the senate floor that exists but he played the punk role.
The republicans play the white victimhood card at every chance. The white victimhood card is when you whine about people saying all whites are racist when a person of color talks about systemic or institutional racism. It is the same victimhood that makes conservatives whine about how America is not a racist country.
Right wing whites want to deny that racism exists and try bullying anyone who disputes them. I am black, racism exists in America. Individual and systemic. Biden is not going to say this is a racist country, he's a politician and knows he will lose white voters if he does, but he does not deny the fact that systemic racism IS a problem in this country and that makes him a better man than Tim Scott. Because Biden is a 78 year old white man, he could do as trump, William Barr and Lndsay Graham, rest on his advantage and do nothing while declaring that systemic racism does not exist. But he didn't.
But Tim Scott.
Scott had the opportunity to stand before the nation and express his experience as a black man, instead he was the puppet. He had the chance to grab leadership, he had the chance to make blacks look seriously at the republican party, he had the chance to put his name in the hat with the great black republicans like Frederick Douglass, but he failed.
And miserably.
^^^^^^^^
(He doesn't act like my kind of black, so he's an asshole)
Wrong answer white boy.
Of course that's true. But I don't know how anyone can pretend systemic racism does not exist in the US and expect to be taken seriously.There's a difference between a country with some citizens who are racists and a country being racist.
