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Starbuck1975

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Opposition to low income housing is a rich person thing, not a liberal/conservative thing.
Doesn’t make limousine and latte liberals any less hypocritical.

Opposition to equal employment opportunity and such is very much a conservative thing. Just look at the threads here on evidence of widespread racial discrimination in hiring.
It has and will always be an equity of opportunity vs equity of outcome debate. The threads here are not really indicative of anything, as you have many irrational fringe perspectives driving the narratives.
 

fskimospy

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Opposition to brown people living next to you subsidized housing or not is a northern/coastal white racist thing not just a wealth class status issue that phony northern/coastal liberal apologists like to project while pointing a finger at the southern confederate flag waving racist,

If you genuinely think that opposition to integrated housing is a creature of the northeast then you have lost all contact with reality. It is pervasive in our society.
 

fskimospy

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Doesn’t make limousine and latte liberals any less hypocritical.

Well sure, I mean the upper west side is filled with rich, hypocritical assholes.

It has and will always be an equity of opportunity vs equity of outcome debate. The threads here are not really indicative of anything, as you have many irrational fringe perspectives driving the narratives.

The whole point of the empirical research on employment discrimination in hiring is that there isn't an equity of opportunity as people are being excluded from consideration simply for being black. Most of the time here we can't even get conservatives to admit that. Usually they admit to some general idea that racism exists in America but any time you bring up some specific aspect of it they deny racism is at fault. It's like Schrodinger's racism, simultaneously everywhere and nowhere.
 

Moonbeam

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I wonder if liberal guilt isn't just trying to overcompensate for the disgusting racism of modern Republicans.

What I do know is that what people call denial is the condition of others who disagree with them. I mean, who could deny this?
 
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deathBOB

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This forum is an example of what I think you are trying to get at. It leans heavily to the left and open racism is not only tolerated but encouraged. There are several posters on here that judge people simply by the color of their skin. That spout remarks degrading an entire population of people because they are white. It’s quite frankly amazing, and the antithesis of what the civil rights movement strived towards. The racism tolerated on here (and seemingly in society at large) is a slap in the face to all the hard work put in by the civil rights era activists. They wanted an equal and just society, many on here want a divided one.

Which is a lot of bs. Is there racism out there? Sure. Do blacks commit homicides at 8 times the rate of whites? Seems to be the case there too.

YAEWBT - Yet another existing while black thread. White student calls police on black student

Okay
 
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That's racism, calling the POTUS racist, just because he's white. MLK's niece, Alveda King, is a personal friend of his. She says he's not racist. I have hispanic friends who work for the organization, who also say he's not racist. The media drums that shit out and the sheeple have eaten it up. Keep those nose rings in, peeps. Saul Alinsky is still alive and well with his divide and conquer strategy.

Careful, don't spill any of that water you're so busy carrying to and fro.
 

Starbuck1975

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Well sure, I mean the upper west side is filled with rich, hypocritical assholes.

The whole point of the empirical research on employment discrimination in hiring is that there isn't an equity of opportunity as people are being excluded from consideration simply for being black. Most of the time here we can't even get conservatives to admit that. Usually they admit to some general idea that racism exists in America but any time you bring up some specific aspect of it they deny racism is at fault. It's like Schrodinger's racism, simultaneously everywhere and nowhere.
I admit there is racism. There is no debate over that. I will debate why its so stubbornly persistent. The frustration you have with conservatives I share towards white elite liberals who feeled compelled to explain something they don’t understand while simultaneously and quite obliviously contributing to its perpetuation.
 

dainthomas

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This forum is an example of what I think you are trying to get at. It leans heavily to the left and open racism is not only tolerated but encouraged. There are several posters on here that judge people simply by the color of their skin. That spout remarks degrading an entire population of people because they are white. It’s quite frankly amazing, and the antithesis of what the civil rights movement strived towards. The racism tolerated on here (and seemingly in society at large) is a slap in the face to all the hard work put in by the civil rights era activists. They wanted an equal and just society, many on here want a divided one.

You're the real victim.
 

deathBOB

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I don’t doubt there are plenty of both intentionally and unintentionally racist liberals (and actually I doubt anyone is completely free from some racial prejudices). We very often don’t practice what we preach, and that’s just human nature. It’s easy to believe in some moral standard and harder to put it in practice. No one, liberal or conservative or whatever is immune from this.

The difference to me is that the liberal platform advocates for addressing and overcoming this issue in our society whereas conservatives don’t see it as a problem or openly court racial resentment like Trump.
 

Noah Abrams

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Put it this way, while a richer elitist liberal may not live in a neighborhood where a lot of blacks can afford to live, which is a product of institutional racism mostly, they will march right next to and beside minorities in earnest for their rights whereas while a poor white guy may live among minorities, though totally not by choice, and they will stay indoors fuming when the minorities march for their rights. Who is the actual racist?

The elite liberal throws a hissy fit if his kids school allow policies that put in minority kids there. The elite liberal doesn't know any minorities personally and neither does he want to. A lower middle class guy would generally have no problems sharing meals with minorities. Who is the actual racist?
 
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Moonbeam

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I admit there is racism. There is no debate over that. I will debate why its so stubbornly persistent. The frustration you have with conservatives I share towards white elite liberals who feeled compelled to explain something they don’t understand while simultaneously and quite obliviously contributing to its perpetuation.
You probably see what you believe.
 

Noah Abrams

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The Bill Clinton comment is easily taken as a comment on how Obama was basically a peon in the political world not that long ago compared to the long careers of Bill and his peers. That's how I took it.

That is how you may want to look at it, and that is fine. But do you think good old Bill would have made the comment about some lower middle class white boy who rose to prominence?
 

MrSquished

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The elite liberal throws a hissy fit if his kids school allow policies that put in minority kids there. The elite liberal doesn't know any minorities personally and neither does he want to. A lower middle class guy would generally have no problems sharing meals with minorities. Who is the actual racist?

You snipped the part of my post before that where I said there is racism on both sides of the spectrum even though they are usually fundamentally different

That being said of course there are racists on both sides of the spectrum. There is a fundamental difference in most cases, though not all of course. On the left it is often more of an implicit bias, borne from a system fraught with institutional racism and lack of the races mixing on a fundamental level. On the right it is often downright conscious racist thought.
 

fskimospy

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The elite liberal throws a hissy fit if his kids school allow policies that put in minority kids there. The elite liberal doesn't know any minorities personally and neither does he want to. A lower middle class guy would generally have no problems sharing meals with minorities. Who is the actual racist?

How do you define an 'elite liberal'?
 

VRAMdemon

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Just out of curiosity..what makes one an "elite liberal"? Are these the best of the best liberals?I had know idea there are so many different liberals, elite, limousine, latte, welfare. Who knew. So all these different liberals want no black people in the neighborhood. What about the elite, limousine latte conservatives? Do they exist? Are they welcoming the low income housing into their neighborhoods?. With all this different labeling of people, it's hard to keep track of who is coming to ruin my way of life
 
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deathBOB

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The elite liberal throws a hissy fit if his kids school allow policies that put in minority kids there. The elite liberal doesn't know any minorities personally and neither does he want to. A lower middle class guy would generally have no problems sharing meals with minorities. Who is the actual racist?

You can’t just make up people to support your argument.
 

fskimospy

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You can’t just make up people to support your argument.

Remember this is a guy who bragged that he knew a Muslim and confidently declared that most of us didn't. From the way he writes my guess is he's in college or his early 20's. (or just trolling)
 

Hayabusa Rider

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If you can't tell the difference between Trumpists marching as white supremacists in Savannah and progressives, especially older ones, who still have some bias in them I dunno what to tell you or the national review.


I've read as far as I wish to in this thread. The only problem I have is when and ideology shuts down legitimate discussion on serious issues of race. Be critical of Obama and "So you don't like the Negroes!" and the like appear. I got that recently mostly as a reflex. In NY we have the largest and dumbest system of welfare I've personally seen. It needs serious reform to provide needed services to people in legitimate need proportional to their real-world situations. Of one makes one dollar too much you are off for some length of time and it can be hell to fix that. Some dollar for dollar reduction makes sense while keeping insurance and the like. Nope.

Even that kind of reform can't happen here because "racists" is the first thing people who have an interest in maintaining the status quo for their own purposes, and the politician who even suggests such a thing might as well pack his bags.

None of the above justifies Trump, but when I grew up in Philly I learned to understand the difference between standing up and declaring oneself isn't racist and then bitching when a black family moves onto their street.

Too many people need racism to exist for their own power and not many are open to discussion without bring their assault rifles to the party.
 

Noah Abrams

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Just out of curiosity..what makes one an "elite liberal"? Are these the best of the best liberals?I had know idea there are so many different liberals, elite, limousine, latte, welfare. Who knew.

Of course there are elite in every group. The elite liberals are the kinds symbolized by the two leaders of the Dem party, Schummer and Pelosi, who would be the typical examples of what have been described in this thread as the assholes.

Here is something that is getting murmured in liberal circles too - albeit at a low level from where they won't allow it to go up. For all its talk of championing the rights of minorities, the Dem party is lead by two white people. The white woman soon to be a replaced by a white man.
 

Noah Abrams

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I've read as far as I wish to in this thread. The only problem I have is when and ideology shuts down legitimate discussion on serious issues of race. Be critical of Obama and "So you don't like the Negroes!" and the like appear. I got that recently mostly as a reflex. In NY we have the largest and dumbest system of welfare I've personally seen. It needs serious reform to provide needed services to people in legitimate need proportional to their real-world situations. Of one makes one dollar too much you are off for some length of time and it can be hell to fix that. Some dollar for dollar reduction makes sense while keeping insurance and the like. Nope.

Even that kind of reform can't happen here because "racists" is the first thing people who have an interest in maintaining the status quo for their own purposes, and the politician who even suggests such a thing might as well pack his bags.

Yup, you are told you have no "compassion for the poor", you are "racist", and so on. Never mind the fact that the people suggesting changes may not be anywhere close to rich themselves - and that is why they have greater exposure to how things actually are, and not in some white paper of a think tank.

It is of course all a matter of maintaining status quo by those deeply entrenched in the system, financially, power wise and so son. As I keep saying, the Dems are as toxic to this country as the Rs. Because they are both morally corrupt, being so much in bed with the system.
 

fskimospy

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Of course there are elite in every group. The elite liberals are the kinds symbolized by the two leaders of the Dem party, Schummer and Pelosi, who would be the typical examples of what have been described in this thread as the assholes.

Here is something that is getting murmured in liberal circles too - albeit at a low level from where they won't allow it to go up. For all its talk of championing the rights of minorities, the Dem party is lead by two white people. The white woman soon to be a replaced by a white man.

Hey guys, our friend Noah here has his finger on the pulse of the ‘low level liberal circles’. What are these circles and how did you come to get such insider knowledge of them?

Lol, your bullshit is so utterly transparent.
 
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