There are other forums around, if you cannot handle it here.
You've pinged JimRob about a dozen times. You are unlikely to get long-timers removed, and JR's likely to get sick of your whining.
I have not noticed black, female bla bla much before until lately.
I saw a thread where she was arguing with others constantly and someone posted her words how she supported or supports Clinton or how Clinton was good.
Then came a bunch of religious quotes at everyone who disagreed with her.
now I see her saying this family is beautiful, not based on that she knows them , but based on what she saw. White woman with half a white kid.
The more I read your posts the more you sound like a female college white , well to do , liberal girl.
How inspirational it is to see such an eloquent and gentle admonition.
So I see you apparently think a FReeper needs to tone down otherwise some disparaging conclusion can be drawn about personal observation.
Okay then. Please read the below excerpt and tell me just how it compares with Becca Edwards’ situation in any way other than race? The only commonality between Becca’s family and the subject of the governor’s comments is racial. That is the only issue she, and apparently some FReepers, can see.
-Does her husband live in CT or NY? No.
-Is her husband a drug dealer? No.
-Is she raising the children without support from their father? No.
-Are her children having to be supported by the State? No.
-Are her children bi-racial? Yes.
All aspects of her husband and her children are moot to her other than their race. She’s a race-hustler on the level of Rachel Dolzal.
“Maine Gov. Paul LePage issued his offensive comment at a town hall meeting in Bridgton on Jan. 6 while speaking about the influx of heroin in the Pine Tree State. “These are guys with the name D-Money, Smoothie, Shifty - these types of guys - they come from Connecticut and New York, they come up here, they sell their heroin, they go back home,” the Republican blasted. “Incidentally, half the time they impregnate a young white girl before they leave, which is a real sad thing because then we have another issue we have to deal with down the road.”