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Gotta admire Joey's partisanship.

"If you don't agree that all Unions are evil that means you don't believe in fighting racism".

I'm surprised he didn't try to say that if you're pro-choice or want universal healthcare you don't care about black people.

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Originally Posted by valade16

Gotta admire Joey's partisanship.

"If you don't agree that all Unions are evil that means you don't believe in fighting racism".

I'm surprised he didn't try to say that if you're pro-choice or want universal healthcare you don't care about black people.

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How do you make friends? Are you this miserable in real life or is it just a PSD thing?

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We agree with the bolded. Where we disagree is you saying "black people and white people are treated the same under the law"


The fact you instantly go to the KKK anytime you talk of racism tells me you still haven't grasped the concept of systemic racism. It goes back to you assuming racism can only come from racist intent.

Crack carries a harsher sentence than cocaine. That was because of racist intent (making it a harsher penalty), but that doesn't mean every cop who busts a black man with crack or a judge who sentences them to a harsher crime is a racist. It means they are doing their job and following a racist law that they are unaware was meant to be racist.

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I didn’t say they are treated the same under the law. I said you should view them the same under the law. In other words, if you violate another persons rights, it’s wrong. It was wrong when the KKK did it. The mafia are wrong. Biker gangs (mostly white) are wrong. And black gangs are wrong. Do we agree on this?

I don’t care about a law making harsher sentences for crack vs cocaine. All drugs should be legal and sold like alcohol in state licensed facilities. It’s a health issue for addicts. It’s an economics issue for dealers. Use basic economic strategy to take the profit away from gangs. It’s not that difficult.

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Crack carries a harsher sentence than cocaine. That was because of racist intent (making it a harsher penalty), but that doesn't mean every cop who busts a black man with crack or a judge who sentences them to a harsher crime is a racist. It means they are doing their job and following a racist law that they are unaware was meant to be racist.

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This.

Most of it is really not intentional or blatant. A lot of it has to do with popular culture/entertainment/media in general, especially from the 60's to 90's, lots of stereotypes that ALL OF US unknowingly perpetuate in our minds.

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Originally Posted by valade16

Gotta admire Joey's partisanship.

"If you don't agree that all Unions are evil that means you don't believe in fighting racism".

I'm surprised he didn't try to say that if you're pro-choice or want universal healthcare you don't care about black people.

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How is it partisanship? Police unions support the same candidate I do and typically the same party I do. I’m saying get rid of all public sector unions. Seems bipartisan to anyone with a clue. You don’t want to solve the issues facing the inner cities. You just want to keep telling black people they aren’t as privileged as white people do you can garner their vote.

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Absolutely not. I agreed with you on busting the police unions. I just failed to see how a teacher's union has to do with police violence (hint: it doesn't). You wanted to also destroy that union, because again, it's not about systemic racism. You don't believe it exists. For you it's destroying democratic ideals, so you view this entire conversation as a means to an end: to destroy some part of the Democratic platform.

Equating it to the 1930's, if I'm Neville Chamberlain, you're the Brownshirts with your "I don't agree with marking Jews and demanding their papers, but it's a means to an end" garbage.

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Police violence is a problem in the inner city. Education is a problem in inner cities. Coincidence that both these entities have huge unions which protect their worst members? Fire a bad cop. Fire a bad teacher. Good luck...

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In fact it’s not that at all. I believe black people are disproportionately impacted by poverty partly due to systemic racism in the past. However, this has been exasperated by policies in democrat lead inner cities that have all but forced poor people to rely heavily on the government. Government has literally replaced fathers in inner cities. This combined with the epic failure which was the war on drugs has impacted the black community and the crime rate in inner cities. Make drugs legal and sell them in a state licensed store. Stop allowing gangs to profit from a health issue.

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I can agree with this part of your stance.

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I did not support stop and frisk because it was a violation of 5th amendment rights. I stated that if I were a black person in the inner city, I would support it as a means to an end.

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I dont know what the hell this means. Do you support it or not? I just remember you posting what seemed to be you clearly supporting stop and frisk.

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I didn’t say they are treated the same under the law. I said you should view them the same under the law. In other words, if you violate another persons rights, it’s wrong. It was wrong when the KKK did it. The mafia are wrong. Biker gangs (mostly white) are wrong. And black gangs are wrong. Do we agree on this?

I don’t care about a law making harsher sentences for crack vs cocaine. All drugs should be legal and sold like alcohol in state licensed facilities. It’s a health issue for addicts. It’s an economics issue for dealers. Use basic economic strategy to take the profit away from gangs. It’s not that difficult.

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OK, then I shall ask. Do you believe that currently black people and white people are treated the same (in general) under the law?

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How is it partisanship? Police unions support the same candidate I do and typically the same party I do. I’m saying get rid of all public sector unions. Seems bipartisan to anyone with a clue. You don’t want to solve the issues facing the inner cities. You just want to keep telling black people they aren’t as privileged as white people do you can garner their vote.

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Again, what do all other public sector unions have to do with this issue? There are firefighter public sector Unions. Explain to me what a firefighter Union has to do with this and I'll consider your point.

I'm the one trying to solve the issue, you're the one trying to solve a separate issue (Unions).

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How do you make friends? Are you this miserable in real life or is it just a PSD thing?

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Something tells me you're every bit as stupid in real life as you sound on PSD.

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Police violence is a problem in the inner city. Education is a problem in inner cities. Coincidence that both these entities have huge unions which protect their worst members? Fire a bad cop. Fire a bad teacher. Good luck...

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OK, then get rid of both the police and teacher unions. Deal? Or is that not enough for you yet?

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I dont know what the hell this means. Do you support it or not? I just remember you posting what seemed to be you clearly supporting stop and frisk.

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No. I don’t support it because it’s a fundamental violation of our 5th amendment rights.

If I still lived in the inner city, furthermore if I were an innocent normal black person, I’d support almost any means to end the violence that impacts inner cities. Obviously there’s fine lines between giving up our freedoms and safety. Look at air travel. Since 9/11 we routinely have our rights violated before boarding a plane. Is it worth it? I don’t know. Taking off my shoes and belt in order to secure my safety doesn’t seem that terrible. The government is forcing people to wear masks currently. Is this a violation of our freedoms? Maybe. But seems like a small price to pay to not get the virus.

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OK, then get rid of both the police and teacher unions. Deal? Or is that not enough for you yet?

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Sure.

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Something tells me you're every bit as stupid in real life as you sound on PSD.

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Since you've clearly demonstrated that you think anyone that has a different world view than yours, is stupid, I'm going to wear that as a badge of honor. Thank you valade. Very much appreciated.

Now, continue on with your white and male (and any other subject) faux guilt while trying to turn people against the big red machine.

In Bidens whisper voice....it's not working.