• Stop the RACIALIZATION...

    From Mike Powell@1:2320/105 to ALL on Tuesday, April 27, 2021 14:46:00
    Let's stop the RACIALIZATION of everyone and everything, says Tulsi
    Gabbard, a well-spoken, intelligent person who would have made a great Presidential nominee or Vice President.

    Listen here:
    https://youtu.be/rRKtDsXZmDg

    Meanwhile, Tyler Perry says, "...and in this time, and with all of the
    Internet and social media and algorithms and everything that wants us to
    think a certain way, the 24-hour news cycle, it is my hope that all of us,
    we teach our kids and I want to remember, just refuse hate."

    Read his full Oscar speach here:
    http://a.msn.com/07/en-us/BB1g3ZUh?ocid=se

    I know, "but if we on the left give up all the -isms, and all the hate, then the press and the Democrats can't do.... er, um, you know, the 'Thing' that keeps the money coming in and keeps them in power."


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  • From Aaron Thomas@1:275/99 to Mike Powell on Tuesday, April 27, 2021 16:35:35
    Let's stop the RACIALIZATION of everyone and everything, says Tulsi Gabbard, a well-spoken, intelligent person who would have made a great Presidential nominee or Vice President.

    Her intelligence and eloquence is what made her fail. Democrat voters like someone who will stutter while making racial comments and someone who will encourage division under the guise of "unity."

    Look at what Democrats have been doing to encourage "unity:"

    Telling blacks that if they don't vote Biden "then they ain't black"
    Telling blacks they're more likely to die of covid than whites
    Telling asians that blacks are attacking them because of covid
    Telling whites to feel guilty for not being scared of the cops
    Telling latinos that they are safer around cops than blacks are
    Telling cops that they are white supremacists
    Telling Trump supporters/Republicans that they are white supremacists

    We're "unified" like it's 1967.

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  • From Mike Powell@1:2320/105 to AARON THOMAS on Wednesday, April 28, 2021 15:36:00
    Her intelligence and eloquence is what made her fail. Democrat voters like someone who will stutter while making racial comments and someone who will encourage division under the guise of "unity."

    Not sure about the middle bit but agree on intelligence and eloquence being
    a reason she would fail with Democrats, and about the division under
    "unity" bit.

    All this crap in the press and from Democratic politicians about "systemic racism," but have ANY of the cops in ANY of the recent high-profile cases
    been charged with a hate crime? Even Chauvin wasn't charged with that. I don't think there has been any real evidence that the perps/victims were targeted for being of color. As someone not of color, I would not have
    liked my own chances in any of those situations.

    So far I have not seen any evidence that the color of the victim's skin
    played any role in these cases of outright or potential abuse of power.
    All the extra conflict keeps people upset and clicking on newstories and
    voting for numbskulls and that is it.

    Telling asians that blacks are attacking them because of covid

    Do you remember the Rodney King riots in LA 30 or so years ago? Asian businesses, and Asians, were targets of a lot of violence then, too, which didn't make any sense then, either.

    Telling whites to feel guilty for not being scared of the cops

    I don't think anyone needs to be scared of the cops, unless they are
    committing crimes, but we had all better respect them. If I was up to no
    good, I am white but I would be afraid of them then, too.

    We're "unified" like it's 1967.

    More like 1957... or 1857.

    Their claim, of course, will be that we are not unified because there are people who refuse to comply with whatever demands are made of them,
    outrageous or not.


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  • From Ron Lauzon@1:275/89 to Mike Powell on Thursday, April 29, 2021 08:25:00
    Mike Powell wrote to AARON THOMAS <=-

    Do you remember the Rodney King riots in LA 30 or so years ago? Asian businesses, and Asians, were targets of a lot of violence then, too,
    which didn't make any sense then, either.

    That depends on what lens you are looking through.

    If you look through the Leftie Elitist lens, the asians were successful.
    They came to the U.S. with nothing, worked hard, and succeeded (mainly by not making the same stupid mistakes that Lefties always make).

    So that's why they were targeted by the riots. Remember, the root of
    socialism is envy. The Elitists are envious because they can never be successful without cheating. The ignorant are envious because they are told
    by the elitists that the people who are successful are "keeping them down".

    All through that is a fear of accepting responsibility for ones own actions
    and mistakes.


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  • From Aaron Thomas@1:275/99 to Mike Powell on Thursday, April 29, 2021 11:24:16
    All this crap in the press and from Democratic politicians about
    "systemic racism," but have ANY of the cops in ANY of the recent high-profile cases been charged with a hate crime? Even Chauvin wasn't

    I don't think so! But the media is charging them with being white while
    killing black suspects. Same with that white "drill sargent" who shoved a
    black guy. I didn't hear him saying "Hail Hitler."

    Do you remember the Rodney King riots in LA 30 or so years ago? Asian businesses, and Asians, were targets of a lot of violence then, too,
    which didn't make any sense then, either.

    I remember hearing about that stuff. It's very suspicious how asians get dragged into what's supposed to be just a black & white conflict. I guess
    black & white tension isn't enough for a Democrat win; they need 3rd party colors to feel victimized too.

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  • From Mike Powell@1:2320/105 to RON LAUZON on Saturday, May 01, 2021 10:05:00
    Do you remember the Rodney King riots in LA 30 or so years ago? Asian businesses, and Asians, were targets of a lot of violence then, too, which didn't make any sense then, either.

    That depends on what lens you are looking through.

    If you look through the Leftie Elitist lens, the asians were successful.
    They came to the U.S. with nothing, worked hard, and succeeded (mainly by not making the same stupid mistakes that Lefties always make).

    So that's why they were targeted by the riots.

    I seem to remember that the "Asians being successful make the targets" was brought up back then also. Seeing as how these days they don't confirm
    that a business is not black-owned before burning it down would seem to fit
    in this category also.

    Remember, the root of
    socialism is envy. The Elitists are envious because they can never be successful without cheating. The ignorant are envious because they are told by the elitists that the people who are successful are "keeping them down".

    Especially that last sentence. A lot of people are "kept down" because
    someone is telling them that they are, or they are telling themselves that.
    If they quit listening their problems often get better.

    All through that is a fear of accepting responsibility for ones own actions and mistakes.

    Yes, with freedom come responsibility... I guess that is what makes freedom scary! :O


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  • From Ron Lauzon@1:275/89 to Mike Powell on Tuesday, May 04, 2021 08:22:00
    Mike Powell wrote to RON LAUZON <=-

    Especially that last sentence. A lot of people are "kept down" because someone is telling them that they are, or they are telling themselves that. If they quit listening their problems often get better.

    They want an easy answer and one that isn't painful.

    If they aren't kept down, that means that their situation is of their own making. That leads to the fact that their own mistakes have placed them
    in their situation - which is painful for them. They've been brainwashed
    from an early age that they are "special" and "their opinions matter"
    and that they are "smart". It's hard for them to accept a reality where
    that is not true.

    So it's easier to feel "kept down" because they have an easier time living
    in their delusion.

    And, as you point out, is what keeps them down and if they stop believing
    that and leave their delusion, things will get better.

    Yes, with freedom come responsibility... I guess that is what makes freedom scary! :O

    One of the things that I've remarked is that more and more people seem to
    be adults, but still mentally be a child. Children don't have to take responsibility for their actions until they grow up and it's scary for them
    to grow up. Parents usually ease them into it. But mis-educated parents
    don't and we end up with a adult/child.


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