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I think the Democratic wing of the Party ... exploiting race and ... using it to silence criticism and to cow opposition let's see you are saying the dems say stuff ... well how about the folks who do stuff "Doug Priesse, who is the chairman of the Franklin County Republican Party and a member of that county’s Board of Elections, told the Columbus Dispatch, “I guess I really actually feel we shouldn’t contort the voting process to accommodate the urban — read African-American — voter-turnout machine. … Let’s be fair and reasonable.”" there is a wide spread pattern of this kind of activity fomented by the republican party ... so Biden talks about chains and the GOP simply disenfranchises ... i guess in your mind ... o crap i simply can not imagine what is in your mind
ignorance is the enemy without equality there is no liberty Save America - Lock Trump Up!!!!
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...Deconstructing your statement, you seem to be proposing... Oh, my, Spag! I fear that you are falling into He Who Shall Never Make A Point's trap. Your assumption about what the point is will always be wrong, and it will now be your fault for making it. Do you know the old children's story about the tarbaby? Some will say that is a racist story, but I once had a job maintaining a couple of acres of old glass greenhouses where the glass was laid shingle-style bedded in tar, and I learned the truth of the tarbaby. I can assure you that it is impossible to handle tar without it getting smeared in the most unlikely places, and one cannot avoid getting smeared. You are attempting to debate the tarbaby... It appears tarbaby has been popular in these environs for quite some time!
You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the old model obsolete. R. Buckminster Fuller
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