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Holder and the Justice Department: At Least It's Not As Bad As Jim Crow
From Ace of Spades:
Here is the sum and entirety of the leftist defense of this. You'll see this in the coming days quite a bit:
Oh Noes! Poor whites are now under a New Jim Crow system! Oh Noes!
So much stupidity and malice is packed into that predictable sarcastic rejoinder. The most important idea expressed: So long as racial discrimination directed against whites does not rise to the level of full, 1955 Jim Crow, no harm, no foul, nothing to complain about, and whites' (and good-spirited minorities', too) objections to such a shabby system of discrimination should just shut their mouths and accept that a little bit of second-class-citizenship is nothing to go crazy about.
So long as the system of racial discrimination isn't as evil as Jim Crow, we can (and should) accept some evil without complaint. Or else ya get the "Oh Noes!" treatment.
Granted: This is not as bad as Jim Crow.
But I'd like a lefty to explain to me why it is not bad at all, or even arguably good. And if it is bad at all -- even if not as bad as Jim Crow -- why should anyone, white black Asian or Hispanic, accept it?
Do we generally have a belief that the government is permitted to dabble in lesser evils? If so, when did we decide that? I don't remember having voted on that.
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- University Study: Black Federal Judges “conditioned” By Racial “solidarity” To Go Easy On Fellow Blacks
From the Washington Examiner: Black federal judges, inspired by racial “solidarity” and “conditioned” in life to sympathize with other blacks, side with African-Americans filing discrimination cases in significantly higher percentages than white...
- The Free-est Economy In The Americas
OOPS! The Heritage Society is very upset, but I have news for them. NO ONE NOTICED OR CARES 2012 Index of Economic FreedomTop 10 Countries1 Hong Kong 89.9 2 Singapore ...
- "yes, But That’s Because They Hate Wimmin And Latinos, And Those Schvartzahs”
Welcome to the vicious mad cow news:GOP WANTS TO -“Drag Us All The Way Back To Jim Crow”“[I]f you go back to the year 2000, when we had an obvious disaster and - and saw that our voting process needed refinement, and we did that in the America Votes...