Posted on 05/12/2022 10:41:14 AM PDT by Nifty
n 2016, Ryan Mundy was sitting in a room full of venture capitalists fielding start-up pitches when a thought occurred to him: None of the ideas he’d heard were geared toward solving the biggest issues in his own life.
Mundy, a Super Bowl champion in 2009 with the Pittsburgh Steelers, was struggling to find a purpose after leaving the NFL in 2015. He suffered from anxiety, stemming from multiple relatives being sequentially diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease and cardiovascular disease.
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If people want everyone to be equal, and when the champions of equality call out things that are not "equal", then why not call out everyone who classifies and segregate groups of people and seek to treat them differently.
I know. Stupidity. Racial stupidity.
Killing has to stop first. The rest won’t be necessary after the fathers come home.
How about diet and exercise? That would fix a lot of diabetes and heart disease problems. Doesn’t cost anything.
But not for whites or Hispanics or Asians. Ok, got it.
The more woke-progressive we become, the further black children fall, and the more help they apparently need.
Somebody has to subsidize the costs. it can’t be cheap for everybody.
They are the race that gets the most money thrown at them with zero positive results or improvements.
Start by telling them they are equal and not to embrace victimhood. He can improve their mental health by referring to them as “black”, not “Black”.
Considering all the snake oil salesmen and pill-pushers in the “mental health” profession these days, its probably an advantage to black millennials to not have access to it.
If I dress in black face and identify as black, can I get this too?
It works for the trans folks! (who simply dress in offensive stereotypes of what they think women look like)
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