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Schumer shows his true racist colors

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Sen. Chuck Schumer proposes ‘Economic Justice Act’ worth $350 billion – but it’s only for ‘communities of color’


The only reason this racist edited is in office is because racists voted for him.

The Democratic Party is the party of American racism.

Any artist can tell you that black is the absence of all color and white is the presence of all color. That fact could change the dynamic a bit although it's still as racist as all get out.
 
“A society that has done something special against the Negro for hundreds of years must now do something special for the Negro.”-Martin Luther King, Jr.
 
“A society that has done something special against the Negro for hundreds of years must now do something special for the Negro.”-Martin Luther King, Jr.
Done and done. And done again.
But it's never enough, is it?
And never will be.

Ever heard of the man selling shoe laces on a street corner for 10 cents?
Every day, one gentleman would walk by and drop a dime into the man's cup but never take any shoe laces. This went on for years.
One day, the gentleman dropped his daily dime into the cup and, as he walked off, the man called to him, "Excuse me, sir! Shoe laces cost 15 cents now."
 
“A society that has done something special against the Negro for hundreds of years must now do something special for the Negro.”-Martin Luther King, Jr.
Well, that appears to be a bogus quote. Teh author below 'says' King said it, but it doesnt appear in the text of any speeches or addresses on King's family wbesite.

Stepen Oates, the author of a biography of King called Let The Trumpet Sound, quotes him thus: "A society that has done something special against the Negro for hundreds of years must now do something special for the Negro."
 
“A society that has done something special against the Negro for hundreds of years must now do something special for the Negro.”-Martin Luther King, Jr.


Well hells bells...……….. Who knew?

I reckon if a guy once said it we must do it now, right?

Lets you and I hop right on that, shall we?
 
To me, what Schumer said. It's easy to tell when someone is wrong.

Just replace 'people of color' with 'white'.

And if THAT pisses people off- then you know it's wrong.
Yes, because the position of a privileged race and the position of an oppressed race are interchangeable.
 
There has been no effort to address the economic legacy of slavery and Jim Crow.
That's precisely what's been done -- at enormous public expense -- since the LBJ administration. But nothing is ever enough for some.
It's only made things worse. Yet some refuse to learn.
Yes, because the position of a privileged race and the position of an oppressed race are interchangeable.
There are no legally oppressed races in the USA.
 
That's precisely what's been done -- at enormous public expense -- since the LBJ administration. But nothing is ever enough for some.
It's only made things worse. Yet some refuse to learn.

There are no legally oppressed races in the USA.
Are you saying capitalism is illegal?

Where were the efforts to make targeted reparations to the Black community?
 
Where were the efforts to make targeted reparations to the Black community?
The most proper and alluring answer would be, "reparations for what?" but such would be pointless.
Johnson's "Great Society" programs constitute reparations. One may argue otherwise but doing so would be either disingenuous or ignorant.
No one in the USA is owed reparations for slavery. Everyone is owed equal opportunity to achieve financial security. Favored minority populations have been granted unequal opportunity, to the disadvantage of non-favored populations. Failure to achieve after decades of special privilege isn't a valid rationale for direct cash payments at public expense. Virtue-signaling is a signal of the opposite of virtue.
 
Are you saying capitalism is illegal?
Capitalism's oppression doesn't target particular races. The perverse Frankenstein's Monster that is the American economic system oppresses disproportionately working class Whites and other non-favored races.
 
The most proper and alluring answer would be, "reparations for what?" but such would be pointless.
Johnson's "Great Society" programs constitute reparations. One may argue otherwise but doing so would be either disingenuous or ignorant.
No one in the USA is owed reparations for slavery. Everyone is owed equal opportunity to achieve financial security. Favored minority populations have been granted unequal opportunity, to the disadvantage of non-favored populations. Failure to achieve after decades of special privilege isn't a valid rationale for direct cash payments at public expense. Virtue-signaling is a signal of the opposite of virtue.
Partly as a legacy of slavery, equal opportunity is lacking. The Great Society programs are generally available to all citizens without respect to race.
 
Capitalism's oppression doesn't target particular races. The perverse Frankenstein's Monster that is the American economic system oppresses disproportionately working class Whites and other non-favored races.
The exact opposite is true. Whites are oppressed less, hence our greater opportunities to succeed.
 
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