so you CAN use google? then why do you expect other people on the internet to educate you?
why is it my job to “answer your question” when you’re obviously old enough to research on your own.
“systematic racism is a problem brought on by the Democratic party.” what a joke. systemic racism is everywhere and we’re all growing up in it.
if you still trying to play the “horseshoe” card of “but there’s racism against whites”, then i’m clearly not the person to convince you you’re wrong.
i just hope you start asking questions and looking around for answers instead of playing the “gotcha” game on the internet with strangers.
i don’t need to answer your questions. it’s YOUR job to educate yourself once you’re out of school (and even in school). it’s your job to question your own priviledges and your own role in the whole system.
i am on my journey, educating myself and anyone who’s actually reflecting and looking for answers.
seems like you’re not doing that. you’re just looking to prove what you already believe to be true.
good luck
You’re deciding to deflect again, I see.
All I asked was for an example from the modern era, but instead you choose to ego jerk yourself and deflect. I like deep conversation, not rejects whom go “can you educate yourself” when asked a simple question, while knowing full well they just couldn’t come up with a real answer and can’t actually contribute anything of value to the conversation past that. In the end, it was you who “gotcha game” yourself by being a prick.
Have you never heard of not commenting when you have nothing to say? Because that high horse broke it’s leg showing off.
The Democratic party brought on much of the systematic racism through their discriminatory policies, for example : Jim Crow laws, Executive Order 9066, more recently the 1990s Crime policies under President Bill Clinton, etc.
Even after reverting much of the policies, the long lasting effects are still felt throughout the nation today. Ofc they’re not the only ones that were involved; Redlining was a discriminatory policy carried out by banks and real estate agents from the 1930s to the 1960s which long lasting effects are still in full swing.
And again, privilege is class based not race-based. Regardless of race; The Rich have far more privilege than anyone, while the poor has the least privilege.
so you CAN use google? then why do you expect other people on the internet to educate you? why is it my job to “answer your question” when you’re obviously old enough to research on your own. “systematic racism is a problem brought on by the Democratic party.” what a joke. systemic racism is everywhere and we’re all growing up in it. if you still trying to play the “horseshoe” card of “but there’s racism against whites”, then i’m clearly not the person to convince you you’re wrong. i just hope you start asking questions and looking around for answers instead of playing the “gotcha” game on the internet with strangers.
i don’t need to answer your questions. it’s YOUR job to educate yourself once you’re out of school (and even in school). it’s your job to question your own priviledges and your own role in the whole system. i am on my journey, educating myself and anyone who’s actually reflecting and looking for answers. seems like you’re not doing that. you’re just looking to prove what you already believe to be true. good luck
You’re deciding to deflect again, I see.
All I asked was for an example from the modern era, but instead you choose to ego jerk yourself and deflect. I like deep conversation, not rejects whom go “can you educate yourself” when asked a simple question, while knowing full well they just couldn’t come up with a real answer and can’t actually contribute anything of value to the conversation past that. In the end, it was you who “gotcha game” yourself by being a prick. Have you never heard of not commenting when you have nothing to say? Because that high horse broke it’s leg showing off.
The Democratic party brought on much of the systematic racism through their discriminatory policies, for example : Jim Crow laws, Executive Order 9066, more recently the 1990s Crime policies under President Bill Clinton, etc.
Even after reverting much of the policies, the long lasting effects are still felt throughout the nation today. Ofc they’re not the only ones that were involved; Redlining was a discriminatory policy carried out by banks and real estate agents from the 1930s to the 1960s which long lasting effects are still in full swing.
And again, privilege is class based not race-based. Regardless of race; The Rich have far more privilege than anyone, while the poor has the least privilege.
Can you educate yourself? ◉‿◉