MemphisAg1 said:
This hits close to home. I went to high school in Huntsville in the late 70's and early 80's. We won a state championship in football and basketball. Those teams were racially integrated and close-knit, as was the local community. It was all about our little town, banding together, and representing the community. The racial acrimony you see today didn't exist at anything resembling today's scale. Not saying there weren't isolated incidents of racist bigotry, but they were rare.
Here we are 40 years later, and we've gone backwards. Racial division is high and seems to be increasing. Do we really believe America has become more racist in 40 years? I don't. Instead, I think you see the Democratic party stoking racial division -- and the mainstream media playing along with it -- to support a political advantage at the ballot box. And that approach is what leads to incidents like this, where another poster correctly stated that the demand for racism exceeds the actual supply, so they have to invent it with fake cases.
The marxists could never kill the middle class, which was the thing that kept class warfare impossible for it to gain a foothold in the US. So, they found a way to turn the folks against one another, and attached a price tag.. Racism w/equity. I grew up in the same time you did, and saw older grandparents of our friends become accepting of others that did not look like them, and we all started getting along very well for the most part, sans a few offshoots. However, the marxists are highly motivated and work tirelessly to tear down everything that makes our country great. So, it is obvious they have advanced the mission in every way possible as evidenced by today, and they will not stop.
What to do?
(something odd about writing this. marxists showed me as mis spelling b/c I didn't capitalize "M" in marxist. However capitalist did no such thing with "C") Algorithm?
