Why Liberals Play the Race Card
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fine with me....it only proves i'm right that you're a coward and not here to debate...
keep it up, it only makes me look better than you.
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i find it incredibly stupid that you can't fathom someone disagreeing with a person's position on X, but, agreeing with position Y. dixie is not credible on most issues, but this thread is credible. it why the lefties on this board are doing nothing but attacking him. they aren't discussing the OP, they are just attacking him.
go find the thread, put up or shut up
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lol
You didn't say; if I find it, will you split?
Again, if it's not there, I'll do the same.
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Whatever turns you on AssWipe.....you're obviously very familiar with the racist sites.....
I've never been to one don't intend to visit one.....but you can do what you please.....as AssWipes usually do
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lol......Poor pathetic AssWipe....both statements are absolutely true
You gonna prove to us Wallace was not a Democrat......have at it AssWipe.....lets see you change the history books.
I should have assumed Onecell probably didn't get it right......he does the very thing to me often enough.....
Same with AssWipe.....do they see words that aren't there or don't understand simple English.....
Its tiresome correcting them so often....
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i never take anything onceler says at face value. he has lied too many times about what people said for me to believe him.
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you know that is actually a good point. \\\legion/// seems very familiar with racist sites. he constantly links to them. why would anyone give racist sites such attention and advertisement?
he is likely a member.
It is true that G.W. Wallace was a southern Democrat until he switched to independent and then to a Republican. But it is also true that he was NEVER a liberal. The same can be said for Ron Paul. He is a Republican politico but he has never been a conservative. Much the same for many others.
ok...you shut up now.
Is that an "ok...I'll split"?
C'mon, l'il buddy...need it in writing. When I bump that thread, I don't want you weaseling out or twisting words, as usual.
And stop projecting w/ your "Onceler never tells the truth" shite. It's pure projection. You are a pathological liar, through & through.
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i'm really laughing at how serious you're taking this. what cracks me up is that you don't realize how you have proven me absolutely, undoubtedly right that you do not link unless you think you are right. thus, all the other times you've been asked for links and don't provide them......is a wash, a lie, nothing. you believe you are right this time and are willing to BET on it. all the other times....nah...you just run away.
btw...did you say i was never right about anything?
you're comedy.
Seems like you're an asswipe just like your buddy, AssWipe.....
I don't think Wallace EVER become a Republican, he lived his whole life as a Democrat ......Don't try to put that racist asshole bastard into the Republican Party...
Hes yours.....always was and always will be.....just like Mr. KKK himself, Sen. "White Nigger" Byrd......
In the late 1970s, Wallace announced that he was a born-again Christian and apologized to black civil rights leaders for his earlier segregationist positions. He said that while he had once sought power and glory, he realized he needed to seek love and forgiveness. In 1979, Wallace said of his stand in the schoolhouse door, "I was wrong. Those days are over, and they ought to be over." His final term as governor (1983–1987) saw a record number of black appointments to state positions. In his fourth term, Wallace became the first governor to appoint two black members in the same cabinet, a number that has been equaled but never surpassed. In the 1982 Alabama gubernatorial Democratic primary, Wallace's main opponents were Lieutenant Governor George McMillan and Alabama House Speaker Joe McCorquodale. In the primary, McCorquodale was eliminated, and the vote went to a runoff, with Wallace holding a slight edge over McMillan. Wallace won the Democratic nomination by a margin of 51 to 49 percent.
He may have tried to repent in his old age and apologize for his racism as a Democrat but that don't make him a Republican.....and you've been PWNed ......just like ASSWIPE
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and once again....when faced with actual issues to debate, onceler resorts to ad homs.
yawn
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http://www.clutchmagonline.com/2011/06/race-is-not-a-card-its-a-reality/
Race Is Not A Card, Its A Reality
Friday Jun 10, 2011 – by Jamilah Lemieux
When I was a high school sophomore, I read a short bio of Huey P.Newton over my school’s loudspeaker during some sort of Black History Month activity. Later that day, my (Jewish) English teacher made a “joke” about my omission of the details of Newton’s death (he was allegedly killed while purchasing crack in 1989). I didn’t find this funny at all. Up until this point, he had been one of my favorite teachers. I decided to write him a letter expressing my feelings and at the end, I quoted Langston Hughes’ “Theme For English B:”
You are white—yet a part of me, as I am a part of you. That’s American. Sometimes perhaps you don’t want to be a part of me. Nor do I often want to be a part of you. But we are, that’s true! As I learn from you, I guess you learn from me—although you’re older—and white—and somewhat more free.
I felt mature and thoughtful…until he returned it to me with his response: “…if you play the race card, you’ll oft be ignored.”
While I understood his argument that he’d mocked the Puritans, Homer and plenty of other White folks…he’d only taught us about White folks. Most of whom were also male. This had been the case in most of my History classes as well: Whiteness at the center. So I took my opportunity to share some Black facts with my classmates very seriously. But even if the teacher couldn’t handle my critique of his words, the fact that he accused me–a 16-year-old–of “pulling the race card” upset me greatly. That was the last time I registered for one of his classes. By senior year, we no longer spoke when we passed one another in the hallway.
The “race card” is a concept that has been used to silence people of color who attempt to speak out when they feel that race has been used unfairly in determining how people are treated. It is one of the most dangerous weapons in the White privilege toolbox, for it implies that a non-POC would know better when something is truly racist than someone who is constantly subjected to racism. That said, it isn’t that people of color can never be wrong about denouncing something as racism, but that they should be treated with a level of deference when expressing their concerns. Instead of having something dismissed as someone pulling a card, these complaints should be respectfully analyzed and received. If someone is truly committed to being non-racist, the appropriate reaction to a charge of racism is “I don’t feel like what I did was racist. Can you help me understand why you feel that way?”, not accusing someone of using race to be manipulative or deceitful.
But, alas, in a world of White privilege where is the incentive to say “You’re right, that was racist of me”? or “I didn’t mean to be racially insensitive”? And for even those who pride themselves in being non-racist, where would a non-Black person be taught the difference? If racism doesn’t negatively impact you in a very obvious way, it’s quite a task to say, “hey, let me learn about this so I make sure that I’m not out here supporting an unfair system of advantage that benefits me.”
It’s an amazingly duplicitous thing, to flip racism around so that the person who is the victim now looks like the guilty party because of their observations of someone’s behavior. A Black woman who feels that she has been passed over for a raise because of her background may be told that she is ‘pulling the race card’ and that racism will never end so long as people like her “see race in everything.” But how can you not see something that is constantly there?
The race card concept implies that the true racial power in this country lies in the hands of minorities, and that as soon as we “cry racism,” we will then be allowed to get away with anything or to unjustly persecute innocent White people. This is so infrequently the case. We holler “race” because so often it IS about race. While racism should not instill in Black folks a sense of paranoia, we must be constantly diligent and aware of how we are being treated. I do not wish to be color-blind. I am glad that I am aware of the racial climate that I live in, so that I may arm myself accordingly for whatever may come my way. We will never end or even lessen racism so long as we are made to be afraid to challenge it. Thus, I understand that the “race card” that I carry is not some get-out-of-culpability trump card, but instead, a challenging reality that I have been dealt.
Liberals don't ever have to play any cards. All liberals have to do it to tell the truth about the cards conservatives play, and attempt to play. A "card" is played, in Bridge, in hopes of "winning a trick", in the quest to either make one's bid or to set the opponents. I know you want to portray that some "race card" is being played , by "calling out racism or discrimination", where you would say, none exists. Trust me...It exists. And "in spades" (no pun). You don't want to accept the fact that valid claims of racism and discrimination exist, because it doesn't fit your model, which is the paragon of "white privilege", which says, under any and all circumstances, whites are not to be questioned, challenged, ridiculed, made fun of, or chastised, because they are "always right". How shall I put this. Fuck that shit. No, seriously. Fuck it. This is 2012, mother fucker, and blacks and a whole bunch of whites, Latinos, and Asians ain't having it. Go back and come in, again. Did you ever read The mother fucking Emperor's New mother fucking Clothes? That bitch ran around town, naked as a jaybird, thinking he was all that and several bags of chips, because somebodies who didn't want to hurt his feelings ( and/or, perhaps lose their heads), thought better to lie to him and tell him his "new outfit" was "the shit", when his mother fucking ass had nothing on. It took a child, in a crowd to say the unmitigated truth, that his ass was visible to all, and everybody started laughing because the pretense was over.
That is exactly where your mother fucking ass is today. Fucking clueless, as to the reality. The only mother fucking race cards being played, dealt, cut, shuffled and revealed are the ones in your hand. The only ones with a race problem is your mother fucking ass. We have to live with, shop with, dine with, drive by, sit next to, engage, roll eyes at, cuss out, and fuck up your mf'ing ass , and by that I mean , you racist, poor white trash, don't have a pot to piss in or window to throw it out of bigoted Republican and conservative asses, every day of our lives. And frankly, I'm tired of it. Give me a decent, God fearing, knowing what side of the bread the butter is on, straight up talking and acting white person, any day of the week. That wouldn't be you. Nothing like it. Blame your parents.