I discovered this fantastic opinion observation on a
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1960s and the Black Lives Matter Communist race baiting of today.
You Should KNOW:
Top 10 Reasons I Won't Support the #BlackLivesMatter Movement;
By Ryan
Bomberger; Townhall;
6/5/20 10:25 AM
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YESTERYEAR'S ANTI-RACISM IS TODAY'S RACISM…
DAY 1283 M.A.G.A.
Posted by Barbara Dumbaugh
Semroska
July 25, 2020 11:17 am
In these increasingly upside-down times, one of the most
profound examples testifying to our altered reality is the popular redefinition
of racism. While racism is still considered by the vast majority of America as
evil, the leftist-driven understanding of what constitutes racism is fast
becoming the exact opposite.
Those who battled for civil rights by and large were
fighting for equality in society under the law. As Martin Luther King Jr.
famously espoused in his “Dream” speech, he was pushing for a colorblind
society where individuals are not judged by “the color of their skin, but the
content of their character.” In today’s world, King would be branded a racist
for failing to see color.
In fact, today’s leftist “anti-racists” share more in common
with George Wallace and his views on race than they do Dr. King,, “America’s
colleges, media, and cultural institutions are being swept by the ideology of
‘anti-racism.’ It openly advocates racial discrimination against white people,
and promotes bigoted, lower expectations for black people.”
The ‘key concept’ from How to Be an Antiracist is that to remedy the underrepresentation of minority groups, you need to engage in discrimination in the opposite direction — i.e., discriminate against whites.”..
The bottom line … is that today’s liberalism is profoundly
racist. It assumes that blacks are inherently unable to compete on a level
playing field, and therefore the level playing field — meritocracy — must be
done away with. This is contrary to every American precept of equal
opportunity, and it is also utterly false as an empirical matter. In my
lifetime, at least, we have not seen an overtly racist movement that can begin
to rival contemporary liberalism.”
The sad irony is that, far from working to eliminate racism,
today’s “social justice” radicals are actually stoking the fires of genuine
racism.... PERIOD...
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Edited by John R. Houk
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