Anonymous #1 11w

And then Republican leaders turn around and disenfranchise districts so that they are not demographically represented in the polls

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Anonymous #2 11w

Well I’m black and we have a problem so I guess you have a problem with black people

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Anonymous OP 11w

How are they doing that

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Anonymous OP 11w

Why do we have a problem? I pointed out that you’re making a generalization, and that was it. I have nothing personally against you in anyway and if you have something against me id love to know why

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Anonymous OP 11w

What does that mean? We have a problem so ig you have a problem with black people?

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Anonymous #1 11w

Lmao thank you, another person with some common sense, yes there are black peole I have problems with, could say the same for any race. There are also black people I love, also the same for every race. Me having a problem with one person of a group doesn’t mean I have a problem with all of them lol

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Anonymous OP 11w

Also I’m white, are you saying you have a problem with white people and that you’d treat someone different based on the color of their skin? I don’t think that’s what you’re saying because I have common sense unlike yourself, but if so that’s pretty racist.

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Anonymous #1 10w

They don’t, if you ignore all the times they’ve been caught discriminating against black people

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Anonymous #1 10w

Republicans just fought to gut the voting rights act, but sure keep talking about how y’all aren’t racist.

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Anonymous #1 9w

Republican state legislatures have redrawn congressional maps to dismantle majority Black districts, most recently in Louisiana and Tennessee, which reduces minority representation.

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Oh my Gof.

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