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To: plain talk

Most if not all systemic racism is coming from academia and the media which have been brainwashing black youth for about a half of a century that white people hate them and will not let them succeed. The truth is that white people want black people to succeed. The racism is the manufactured racism of blacks against both fellow blacks and whites. It truly is systemic, but it is also deliberate. It is a deliberate effort to inhibit black success and individual sovereignty.

Despite this rampant academic and media racism, only between 20 and 25% of blacks are in poverty. All of this effort is to keep 25% of 13% of the U.S. population subjugated and angry so they can be used to impose “white guilt”.

To both races, just stop buying it.


5 posted on 06/07/2020 10:16:52 AM PDT by gspurlock (http://www.backyardfence.wordpress.com)
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To: gspurlock; Liz; HarleyLady27; V K Lee

Good comment. And I’ll add: Biden’s “You Ain’t Black” comment was intentionally provocative.

The rioting with Soros and Antifa support was a ploy to move the axis of Black votes back to the Dems — because Trump was making serious progress winning over Black voters.

“You Ain’t Black” is what Biden said, but the meaning behind those words was, “You Still Ain’t Free”... to vote for who you want, to have an independent opinion, or to leave the Democrat tribe that owns all people of your skin color and culture.

Sick? You bet.


16 posted on 06/07/2020 12:50:35 PM PDT by poconopundit (Joe Biden has long been the Senate's court jester. He's 24/7 malarkey and more corrupt than Hunter.)
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To: gspurlock

AAAAAMEN AAMEN AAMEN


19 posted on 06/07/2020 6:15:04 PM PDT by RipSawyer
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