The preposterous premise for the anti-woke / DEI numbskulls
[QUOTE=KeviKev68;3032682]You have a lot of nerve and certainly lack of memory. What about Clarence Thomas? Can you name one justice who got an F in a law school course and made it to the Supreme Court? That would be none other than Clarence Thomas. You can't talk about DEI without naming Thomas.
He's also the only member on the court who obtained "qualified" rating from the ABA. Everyone else on the court is rated "well qualified. " This is includes Ketanji Brown Jackson.[/QUOTE]The preposterous premise that anti-WOKE, anti-DEI numbskulls must harbor in order to maintain their irrational fear and loathing of something that is barely a 'thing' is that until the first Woman, Black, Latino, Catholic, etc was hired for a job there was never a Woman, Black, Latino, Catholic, etc qualified to do the job and that was why in a country of hundreds of millions of people only white males were ever hired for those jobs in the past. With no comprehension that the only reason just white males were hired previously was simply because, less qualified than the alternatives or not, they were white males.
And for sure Clarence Thomas sits as a testament that even an unqualified black man who was chosen only because he is black can be as much of a fuck up as an unqualified white man who was chosen only because he was white.
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Trump repeatedly played the race card to garner white votes
A gentle reminder: Nobody repeated an unfounded anti-white racist conspiracy theory in order to garner votes from like-minded and / or obviously quite susceptible to aligning with unfounded anti-white racist conspiracy theories white boys and girls more than Donald J. Trump and his fellow Republicans.
[B]How Trump is relying on a racist conspiracy theory to question election results.
Sept. 13, 2024[/B]
[URL]https://www.npr.org/2024/09/13/g-s1-22583/trump-great-replacement-conspiracy-theory[/URL]
[QUOTE]When former President Donald Trump told millions of Americans during Tuesday's presidential debate that "our elections are bad, and a lot of these illegal immigrants coming in, they're trying to get them to vote," he was not just repeating a baseless claim intended to undermine the results of the upcoming 2024 election.
He was also echoing the latest iteration of a once-fringe racist conspiracy theory that has now become mainstream in the Republican Party. The conspiracy known as the "great replacement" claims there is a plan to bring nonwhite immigrants into the United States and other Western countries to replace white voters to achieve a political agenda.
Throughout this presidential campaign season, Trump and his allies have repeatedly claimed that Democrats allowed migrants to enter the country so they would vote in the 2024 election despite the fact that no evidence has surfaced of a mass scheme to register undocumented immigrants. Noncitizen voting in federal elections is illegal and rare, and there are checks in place to deter and prevent it. (A small number of localities permit noncitizens to vote in municipal elections for positions such as school board member using separate ballots from those used for state and national elections. The number of noncitizens who ultimately cast ballots is very small.)
They can't even speak English. They don't even know what country they're in, practically. And these people are trying to get them to vote, and that's why they're allowing them into our country," Trump said during Tuesday's debate.
Social media influencers and groups allied with Trump have sought to keep the issue alive, frequently hyping thinly sourced stories that claim noncitizens are being encouraged to vote but that have turned up no concrete evidence.
NPR has reported that replacement theory has penetrated a much more mainstream portion of American society in recent years. A 2022 poll, conducted by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, found that 1 in 3 American adults now believes in a version of it.
(See link for much, much more)[/QUOTE]This long-popular Republican Party message is so blatantly obvious it is really inarguable; Dominate brown people by voting for us before brown people dominate you, white boys and girls.
I'm disappointed in your Mr Presley
[QUOTE=Elvis2008;3032703]Point taken Ram. I have no ill will who vote to those who vote Democrat when it is in their own economic interest. When I say Democrat, I usually mean the Democratic douche type. You know who I mean, the ones who thought Biden was sharp as a tack in 2024, who bought the J6 nonsense and still think Russiagate was real that buy that white men are the greatest set of evil individuals who have ever lived.
It just seems like those who vote Democrat seemed to be a smaller and smaller group while the douches seem to be growing. But yeah, there are hard working women who are productive and vote Democrat and are not parasites. Thanks for calling me on that. It is not all women, not by a long shot.
What has been nice is that we are seeing a few women on youtube calling out the female parasites. That is new and quite frankly is a welcome change.[/QUOTE]I'm shocked you didn't double down as you should of, no need to backpedal and grovel here.
After living in the USA for 40 years
[QUOTE=RamDavidson84;3032983]This has nothing to do with race. It has to do with wealth and fairness. Millions of illegal immigrants are invading my country. They hold no wealth and them and their families have not contributed to America, therefore they are not entitled to the benefits of American citizenship. If you give them the right to vote and allow them to remain, they will vote for these insane policies from Democrats which will shift America's wealth unfairly to them. Higher taxes in exchange for social services. This is not a race issue, it is a native vs illegal immigrant issue. Democrats are trying to make this a moral issue through race to justify the invasion taking place before our eyes. Its as simple as that Tooms.[/QUOTE]You have never seen, met nor has an illegal immigrant been identified that was given the right to vote by anyone, anywhere, least of all by a Democratic Party law, legislation or program.
This is a Repub MAGA hallucination.
There is also no program or system by which illegal immigrants are afforded any more rights other than are specifically stated and mandated for them in the USA Constitution, as written long before any living Democrat was born.
However, you have probably seen and possibly met some of the hundreds of thousands of non citizen immigrants who work, pay taxes and contribute immeasurably to the industry they work for to thrive, expand and hire more USA citizens at higher wages but who will never collect one dollar of most benefits their taxes pay for, including Social Security and Medicare.
Because that is a real thing and not a Repub MAGA hallucination.
What a bizarre post written by none other than Tokyo Rose
[QUOTE=EihTooms;3032840]A gentle reminder: Nobody repeated an unfounded anti-white racist conspiracy theory in order to garner votes from like-minded and / or obviously quite susceptible to aligning with unfounded anti-white racist conspiracy theories white boys and girls more than Donald J. Trump and his fellow Republicans.
How Trump is relying on a racist conspiracy theory to question election results.
Sept. 13, 2024
https://www.npr.org/2024/09/13/g-s1-22583/trump-great-replacement-conspiracy-theory
This long-popular Republican Party message is so blatantly obvious it is really inarguable; Dominate brown people by voting for us before brown people dominate you, white boys and girls.[/QUOTE]I can tell you from decades of experience of listening to NPR I started listening in the 80's I haven't listened in a few years but I can say unequivocally there isn't a more racist Anti White outlet in the USA.
I think it is extremely hilarious they are trying to paint this blatantly obvious truth as a racist conspiracy, stealing a page straight from the ISGs gaslighting Tokyo Roses playbook.
BTW I take taxis very very frequently and 99.99999% of the drivers are from Sub Saharan Africa and 100% of them listen to NPR constantly, read between the lines if you will (can).