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To: bk1000

We can co-exist, that is why evil people work so hard to divide us. I read something the other day that rings true. One of America’s greatest achievements was taking people who had killed each-other tribally for a thousand years and uniting them under a single common Christian culture.

That is the point of cultural Marxism, to break that common cultural bond. I think blacks were well on their way to full integration into American culture by the 1950’s but the “great society” pitted those below the “poverty line” against the rest of the country and encouraged destructive, divisive behaviors. A large percentage of blacks, because of their economic status, were caught in that trap.


58 posted on 04/12/2024 7:39:59 AM PDT by RightOnTheBorder
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To: RightOnTheBorder
I think blacks were well on their way to full integration into American culture by the 1950’s but the “great society” pitted those below the “poverty line” against the rest of the country and encouraged destructive, divisive behaviors.

Why do you the Dems and their teacher union allies spend millions to KILL school choice especially in the cities. Because you need to be able to read and write and think to escape poverty and have a chance at climbing the economic ladder. AND you need to escape the anti-White indoctrination you get in public schools, which is no different than teaching Palestinians in Gaza that they need to kill Jews. It's very effective at changing the culture.

59 posted on 04/12/2024 7:45:05 AM PDT by 1Old Pro
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To: RightOnTheBorder

Excellent point.


60 posted on 04/12/2024 8:04:44 AM PDT by bk1000 (Banned from Breitbart)
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