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  • phillipj
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    Originally posted by E30 Wagen
    Yeah, people who suggest that individuals ought to self reflect and take responsibility for themselves and their families aren't helping anybody.
    Take it for what it is worth, but, in my opinion, the main point went completely over your head.

    Of course all of us should self-reflect and take responsibility for ourselves, our actions, what we do. None of this was ever about that. This is about acknowledging some very damaging, cascading effects of brutal racism and discrimination in the very troubled history of this country and also about calling out existing, current discrimination when it happens, not just ignoring it like it doesn't exist. Because if we don't acknowledge it nothing changes. No one is saying you personally are to blame or asking you to do much about it besides maybe... be a better neighbor to everyone, or have more personal or historical awareness, or maybe demand in whatever way we can a better, fairer community, so that our surroundings become just a little bit more livable.

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  • nando
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    This was a hilarious video. Oh, the hypocrisy. I don't think these people even know the definition.

    Fox News on Deploying Federal Agents 2020 vs. 2014 | The Daily Show

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  • 2mAn
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    Whos more Bi-Polar, Trump or Kanye? .... and I love Kanye

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  • phillipj
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    Trump July 30th: "Delay the Election until people can properly, securely and safely vote"

    Trump July 31st: "I wish we would move it up. Move it up."


    The mixed messaging & muddying the waters ... whether it's about Covid, the election, foreign or domestic policy... is it having no clue, no direction? or is it very intentional?

    I think it's meant to deliberately create confusion, but also to test out people's & powerful group's responses, like a game. In this way we probably have the worst possible leader at a time like this: We'll go with what sounds best until it doesn't sound good anymore.

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  • ForcedFirebird
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    Originally posted by phillipj

    Well, that's sure a time-tested way to end civil discussion(!)

    Probably not worth the time hypothesizing that, we are where we are. CV-19 has been devastating but it's a true test of leadership. Maybe imagine if FDR were President today instead of Trump.
    Yeah, before the above response, I typed and deleted several times, then realized this is a Trump thread, and would probably get flamed with my attitude towards her. Heh.

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  • ForcedFirebird
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    Originally posted by 2mAn
    Glad to see its been mostly civil in here lol...

    Just curious what y'all think would've happened if Hillary was president instead of Trump when Covid hit us? I was thinking about this yesterday and wasnt really sure what to think.
    I wondered that myself. Hard to say if she would have left O's plan in place.

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  • phillipj
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    Originally posted by 2mAn
    Glad to see its been mostly civil in here lol...

    Just curious what y'all think would've happened if Hillary was president instead of Trump when Covid hit us? I was thinking about this yesterday and wasnt really sure what to think.
    Well, that's sure a time-tested way to end civil discussion(!)

    Probably not worth the time hypothesizing that, we are where we are. CV-19 has been devastating but it's a true test of leadership. Maybe imagine if FDR were President today instead of Trump.

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  • 2mAn
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    Glad to see its been mostly civil in here lol...

    Just curious what y'all think would've happened if Hillary was president instead of Trump when Covid hit us? I was thinking about this yesterday and wasnt really sure what to think.

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  • phillipj
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    Originally posted by decay
    describing the black community as a bunch of people who need to fix themselves is a little racist

    also

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    Honestly, the part of this thread that bugged me the most was the influx of people who came in saying "Well, you see, they have junk values, that's the problem" and post up a number of youtube rap video links as I guess evidence, then say something like "what am I supposed to do, it's not my problem."

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  • nando
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    Hooo boy..

    How Jared Kushner’s Secret Testing Plan “Went Poof Into Thin Air”
    “The political folks believed that because it was going to be relegated to Democratic states, that they could blame those governors, and that would be an effective political strategy"
    https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2020...-into-thin-air

    It turns out, there was actually (what looks like a pretty competent) national government COVID-19 response plan. But, it would have just helped the commie lib states, and nobody from the red states was going to get it anyway.. oops.

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  • phillipj
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    ^ C'mon. Trump has much better things to do, he's the President for god sakes! He is busy.


    Kinda might make you question how he spends his time, though, such as why he has spent 1/3rd of his presidency visiting his business properties at taxpayer expense.

    #corrupt


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  • nando
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    Hah. The best part was all the Faux News talking heads (and Stephen Miller) complaining about Obama's eulogy speech which highlighted Lewis's lifetime of working on voting & civil rights. If they thought Trump was so much better - he should have gone then and given his own speech. But we all know as well as they do, Trump speaking at that funeral would have been a total disaster, even worse than the "delay the election" tweets yesterday.

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  • decay
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    and to bring this discussion away from our resident alt-right attention-seeking paragraph-dumping trolls and back on topic:

    Asked on Monday, when he was departing the White House for a North Carolina facility involved in producing a potential coronavirus vaccine, if he planned on paying his respects to the congressman, President Donald Trump said no.

    "No, I won't be going. No," Trump told reporters.
    skipping out on the funeral of one of the founders of the modern civil rights movement

    classy move, you racist piece of shit

    https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/proc...ry?id=71999770

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  • decay
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    describing the black community as a bunch of people who need to fix themselves is a little racist

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  • cale
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    Originally posted by ForcedFirebird
    The thing I don't understand about the no-maskers is exactly what Burgandy said. No one says stores are taking away freedoms because they aren't allowed without shoes/shirt - no one is saying their rights are infringed upon when they get a seat belt violation, or ticket for lack of motorcycle helmet etc.
    Trump daddy hasn't gotten around to that, yet.

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