texagbeliever said:

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gbaby23 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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TexAgs91 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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TexAgs91 said:

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Meh. Blacks voted for this. When they stop voting for the party of slavery we'll take them seriously.

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You don't fight for someone who is being oppressed because they were your ally before. You fight for the ones being oppressed because it is the right thing to do. Principles over party.

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Blacks in this country had no say when we had slavery and for a long time after. They do now, and who do they vote for? After all this is going on, who will they continue to vote for?

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Don't care. Right or wrong is not dictated by someone's actions that benefit/harm me. Easy example: A baby that is aborted who likely would vote against the way I would 18 years later; should I be pro abortion? Absolutely not. That is a baby, a unique person given life by the Creator. It is my obligation to fight for him/her.
I get the frustration. I get the fact that this sucks. Sometimes you just have to trust doing the right thing pays off and you may not see it.

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Ridiculous false equivalency. Black people have decided who they will vote for en masse, I have no sympathy when they are at the mercy of their decisions. Please, continue trying to be their savior.

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Im not their savior but if you lump them altogether as your enemy then you are playing into the hands of CRT. You don't know how this family voted. You don't know how they will vote next time. If you treat them with disdain then you will never gain new allies. You may want to be in the minority fighting this fight, id rather welcome anyone to join the side that is right.

Do you make fun of Candace Owens when she is attacked by the left? Or is she different because she has publicly claimed to be conservative. Is their some action a black person must do for you to think you are on their side? Do you hold others to that silly standard?

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I am not going to base my views on the possibility that someone belongs to the exception of groups that one can assume vote a specific way with near utmost certainty. I would feel this same way if this was some hippie that was treated like this. I say GOOD. You reap what you sow. If they cannot think for themselves and wake up to what is happening right now, they likely never will. They can either join the fight against this tyranny, or not.

And I do not care one way or another about Candace Owens. If black people wanted the benefit of the doubt for holding right wing views, maybe they should vote like it.

P.U.T.U said:

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annie88 said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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annie88 said:

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Honestly the segregation angle is BS to me.

They're not doing this because they're black, they're doing this because they don't have vaccine cards. Both of which are appalling but is this just supposed to matter for people of color? Screw the white people?

I get a point people are trying to make here but this isn't a racial issue. This is a human rights issue, this is a bull**** thing that these countries and states are trying to do.

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It absolutely is a racial issue. The democrats have been screaming at the top of their lungs about how voter ID laws disproportionately affect minorities, but then they go and pass COVID ID laws/mandates that disproportionately affect minorities and not called out for it...

No, no, no... They don't get to play both sides of these coins

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It is a racial issue secondarily only. This wouldn't be happening if not for the vaccination. I see what you're saying but they're not being kicked out because they're black.

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It is racist, as a race black people have the lowest vaccination percentage around 30% since they don't trust the medicine from the government.

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The outrage is that it's being done to anyone not what color the people it's being done to are.

Just another democratically pushed bull**** thing that actually hurts minorities more even though they claim to be their champion. This is how ignorantly stupid these people are.

ironmanag said:

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BAP Enthusiast said:

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These things happen daily to unvaxxed whites, why is this any different? I'll talk about race more than anyone here but this has nothing to do with racism and everything to do with vaxxed status.

They are systematically excluding the unvaxxed from participation in society in many areas.

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Its the irony. The don't want voter ID because of the poor blacks, but this is okay.

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That's because they really don't want to mingle with them, they just want their vote.

I'd buy that man a beer.
Make no mistake, those folks would load you on a traincar no matter your skin color.

Irish 2.0 said:

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WARNING - Some foul languange in video

A family kicked out of New York restaurant for not having vaccine papers. Patrons cheer. This is where we are at as a society. Unbelievable#NoVaccinePassportsAnywhere pic.twitter.com/7q99FGwVdo

— Irish 🍀 Girl (@IrishAmerican27) September 16, 2021

Wow!! Have we come full circle. Back of the bus people

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So they were kicked out because they were black, or bc no vaccine cards? Confused by OP title and the back of the bus comment. Horrible if it was bc of their skin color. The card thing is stupid, but if the contention is it was their skin color, then we have indeed stepped backwards

Full circle...

BluHorseShu said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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WARNING - Some foul languange in video

A family kicked out of New York restaurant for not having vaccine papers. Patrons cheer. This is where we are at as a society. Unbelievable#NoVaccinePassportsAnywhere pic.twitter.com/7q99FGwVdo

— Irish 🍀 Girl (@IrishAmerican27) September 16, 2021

Wow!! Have we come full circle. Back of the bus people

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So they were kicked out because they were black, or bc no vaccine cards? Confused by OP title and the back of the bus comment. Horrible if it was bc of their skin color. The card thing is stupid, but if the contention is it was their skin color, then we have indeed stepped backwards

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Unvaxxed

But most minorities are.

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texagbeliever said:

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gbaby23 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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TexAgs91 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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TexAgs91 said:

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Meh. Blacks voted for this. When they stop voting for the party of slavery we'll take them seriously.

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You don't fight for someone who is being oppressed because they were your ally before. You fight for the ones being oppressed because it is the right thing to do. Principles over party.

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Blacks in this country had no say when we had slavery and for a long time after. They do now, and who do they vote for? After all this is going on, who will they continue to vote for?

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Don't care. Right or wrong is not dictated by someone's actions that benefit/harm me. Easy example: A baby that is aborted who likely would vote against the way I would 18 years later; should I be pro abortion? Absolutely not. That is a baby, a unique person given life by the Creator. It is my obligation to fight for him/her.
I get the frustration. I get the fact that this sucks. Sometimes you just have to trust doing the right thing pays off and you may not see it.

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Ridiculous false equivalency. Black people have decided who they will vote for en masse, I have no sympathy when they are at the mercy of their decisions. Please, continue trying to be their savior.

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Im not their savior but if you lump them altogether as your enemy then you are playing into the hands of CRT. You don't know how this family voted. You don't know how they will vote next time. If you treat them with disdain then you will never gain new allies. You may want to be in the minority fighting this fight, id rather welcome anyone to join the side that is right.

Do you make fun of Candace Owens when she is attacked by the left? Or is she different because she has publicly claimed to be conservative. Is their some action a black person must do for you to think you are on their side? Do you hold others to that silly standard?

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I am not going to base my views on the possibility that someone belongs to the exception of groups that one can assume vote a specific way with near utmost certainty. I would feel this same way if this was some hippie that was treated like this. I say GOOD. You reap what you sow. If they cannot think for themselves and wake up to what is happening right now, they likely never will. They can either join the fight against this tyranny, or not.

And I do not care one way or another about Candace Owens. If black people wanted the benefit of the doubt for holding right wing views, maybe they should vote like it.

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So then you sympathize with black people who think all white people are racist. Because you have no problem projecting your narrow-minded bigotry onto others and paint individuals with the brush of a group. Learn to separate the individual from the group otherwise you are practicing intersectionality. There are times to address group behaviors as that but there are also times to recognize the individual. It is the foundational principle of this country. Individuals.

BluHorseShu said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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WARNING - Some foul languange in video

A family kicked out of New York restaurant for not having vaccine papers. Patrons cheer. This is where we are at as a society. Unbelievable#NoVaccinePassportsAnywhere pic.twitter.com/7q99FGwVdo

— Irish 🍀 Girl (@IrishAmerican27) September 16, 2021

Wow!! Have we come full circle. Back of the bus people

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So they were kicked out because they were black, or bc no vaccine cards? Confused by OP title and the back of the bus comment. Horrible if it was bc of their skin color. The card thing is stupid, but if the contention is it was their skin color, then we have indeed stepped backwards

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In any other context, excluding a group where you KNOW the majority are of color would be grounds for scandal of epic proportions. Here it is government sanctioned.

BluHorseShu said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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WARNING - Some foul languange in video

A family kicked out of New York restaurant for not having vaccine papers. Patrons cheer. This is where we are at as a society. Unbelievable#NoVaccinePassportsAnywhere pic.twitter.com/7q99FGwVdo

— Irish 🍀 Girl (@IrishAmerican27) September 16, 2021

Wow!! Have we come full circle. Back of the bus people

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So they were kicked out because they were black, or bc no vaccine cards? Confused by OP title and the back of the bus comment. Horrible if it was bc of their skin color. The card thing is stupid, but if the contention is it was their skin color, then we have indeed stepped backwards

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Also, since we have learned from the Democrat playbook we get to hammer them and the covidians with the race angle either way. Now Democrat's, you get to eat the "racist" sandwich, enjoy!

texagbeliever said:

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gbaby23 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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gbaby23 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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TexAgs91 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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TexAgs91 said:

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Meh. Blacks voted for this. When they stop voting for the party of slavery we'll take them seriously.

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You don't fight for someone who is being oppressed because they were your ally before. You fight for the ones being oppressed because it is the right thing to do. Principles over party.

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Blacks in this country had no say when we had slavery and for a long time after. They do now, and who do they vote for? After all this is going on, who will they continue to vote for?

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Don't care. Right or wrong is not dictated by someone's actions that benefit/harm me. Easy example: A baby that is aborted who likely would vote against the way I would 18 years later; should I be pro abortion? Absolutely not. That is a baby, a unique person given life by the Creator. It is my obligation to fight for him/her.
I get the frustration. I get the fact that this sucks. Sometimes you just have to trust doing the right thing pays off and you may not see it.

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Ridiculous false equivalency. Black people have decided who they will vote for en masse, I have no sympathy when they are at the mercy of their decisions. Please, continue trying to be their savior.

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Im not their savior but if you lump them altogether as your enemy then you are playing into the hands of CRT. You don't know how this family voted. You don't know how they will vote next time. If you treat them with disdain then you will never gain new allies. You may want to be in the minority fighting this fight, id rather welcome anyone to join the side that is right.

Do you make fun of Candace Owens when she is attacked by the left? Or is she different because she has publicly claimed to be conservative. Is their some action a black person must do for you to think you are on their side? Do you hold others to that silly standard?

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I am not going to base my views on the possibility that someone belongs to the exception of groups that one can assume vote a specific way with near utmost certainty. I would feel this same way if this was some hippie that was treated like this. I say GOOD. You reap what you sow. If they cannot think for themselves and wake up to what is happening right now, they likely never will. They can either join the fight against this tyranny, or not.

And I do not care one way or another about Candace Owens. If black people wanted the benefit of the doubt for holding right wing views, maybe they should vote like it.

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So then you sympathize with black people who think all white people are racist. Because you have no problem projecting your narrow-minded bigotry onto others and paint individuals with the brush of a group. Learn to separate the individual from the group otherwise you are practicing intersectionality. There are times to address group behaviors as that but there are also times to recognize the individual. It is the foundational principle of this country. Individuals.

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You should avoid talking about foundational principles of the country, such as individual liberty, when diversity was never one of them.

I am not going to stop living my life based on patterns because a small few are the exception to them. If I can assume something with >90% certainty, I am not going to waste my time worrying that I may offend the small minority that don't fall into that category.

I'm on the guy's side. Still, I find irony in his approach:

"We're religiously exempt! F-bomb! F-bomb!" or sentiments to that effect.

Cool. Diversity isn't a foundational principle. The concept of individual liberty stems from the notion of individualism. You are free to your simple prejudiced views that will make you right more often than not. I would rather struggle with the complex and therefore reality of the world in front of me. Have a good day.

And the concept of individual liberty is distinct from individualism. Runaway individualism has left the door wide open to the corruption of this country by Marxists. Have fun with your complexities, one day you will realize most people function according to and by simple, universal truths.

They are no longer high enough on the Totem Pole of victim hood.

Im well aware of the accuracy of group behavior at predicting outcomes. You apply the law of large numbers to small number scenarios. Mathematically speaking, your logic is flawed. The law of large numbers does not apply to small numbers.