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Dennis
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Nov 29, 2017 07:04PM
I thought political correctness has gone out of style -- was that only a false hope on my part? :-(
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Eric wrote: "In today's world, things must be told how it is. That makes allows the barriers to be broken."Except that the things in your book are NOT how it is in today's world -- in fact, much of this stuff is the OTHER way around!
Eric wrote: "In today's world, things must be told how it is. That makes allows the barriers to be broken."And BTW, I believe fully in telling it how it is -- but do YOU believe the same, I mean TRULY believe in telling it how it is? Because if you REALLY want to tell it the way it is about race relations, then you will also have to admit that blacks are FAR more likely than whites to be thugs; that their average IQ is almost 20 points lower than that for whites and Asians; that they have been receiving a disproportionate share of government benefits and even straight-up preferential treatment in terms of hiring and college admissions (i.e. so-called "affirmative action"), yet remain rock-bottom in terms of education; that they have been the instigators of the VAST MAJORITY of major riots in recent years... but I bet you will never admit these simple facts, but will do your darnedest to deny them or explain them away -- am I right???
Eric wrote: "Definitely not true. However, to each its zone."What is "not true" -- the facts I listed?! Because they ARE true -- they come DIRECTLY from official statistics (the one about thugs from FBI arrest stats, the one about IQ from official APA reports, and the one about education from the DOE!) And I can easily prove it, too! And I should also add that the most disgustingly blatant displays of anti-Americanism (Kaepernick, etc.) come OVERWHELMINGLY from ethnic minorities, particularly from blacks and Hispanics!
