Anonymous #1 5d

Yes… you support racism. You support government forced racial profiling And in the next sentence you will say that you want the government to police speech they deem as racist.

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Anonymous OP 5d

Fuckin what?… ok ok I’ll humor you, please explain to me how the political party that elected the first black president is supporting racism while the party that wants to keep confederate statues up are the tolerant ones.

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Anonymous #1 5d

I honestly don’t really give a shit about confederate statues. They’re a part of our history, and if they’re not outwardly racist I don’t see why it’s necessary to tear them down. But tear them down I don’t care.

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Anonymous #1 5d

What I care about is when the government forces us to judge other people by the color of their skin. The Democratic Party is doing that. The Republican Party is not doing that. Yes you are a fucking racist POS if you support government forced racial profiling

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Anonymous OP 5d

Then they should be put in a museum, not put in public display. Name one other country that has a statue for someone they despise that portrays them in a good light. The fact that we still have statues to the people who actively fought to keep people in bondage just for their race is hilariously evil. Also, you didn’t answer my question.

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Anonymous OP 5d

Please explain how the “Democratic Party is doing that”. While we’re on that topic may I remind you that republican owned states have a recorded tendency to gerrymander around black neighborhoods and have even (like in Kentucky) moved voting booths away from black neighborhoods.

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Anonymous #1 5d

Many people who fought in the civil war weren’t fighting specifically for slavery. It may come off as shocking to you, but for much of human history, people were blindly loyal to their land. Many Virginians fought for Virginia simply because they were proud of their state.

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Anonymous OP 5d

You really need to read a book… even confederates who didn’t own slaves were fighting because they were afraid of living alongside black people. https://virginiamercury.com/2019/05/23/fighting-myths-misconceptions-and-misunderstandings-about-race-slavery-and-the-civil-war/

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Anonymous #1 5d

The Democratic Party is the one forcing companies and universities to consider race when selecting applicants. That’s blatantly racist. And yes, gerrymandering is a problem but both sides do it. A majority of black people vote Democrat so no shit they’re gonna get gerrymandered. It happens to rural white Americans too.

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Anonymous OP 5d

Ok first of all I want you to re read what you said in the last part and then read about the part where you said republicans don’t base things on race. Secondly, that’s not racism it’s literally done to combat it. DEI programs are used because historically companies are more likely to turn down black or gay applicants, same with women, or are you gonna say democrats are sexist too. DEI hires have the exact same qualifications as anyone and are not replacing anyone.

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Anonymous #1 5d

There is zero evidence that in 2025 systemic racism in America is having any sort of measurable impact on anyone’s employment. There’s no evidence. There is no reasonable justification for it unless you’re actually racist yourself. If you really believe the government should ban racist speech, we need to start with that.

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Anonymous OP 5d

I found the evidence. Also, how would that make anyone actually racist?… it doesn’t prevent anyone from getting a job.

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