How many more?

[Alan]

-On this very forum a serious conservative has quoted and aligned himself with MLK's views on judging people by the content of their character.

I don't know why this surprises you. It's always been liberals who categorize others by their race. It's the liberals who align themselves with the political party which created the KKK and fought tooth and nail against civil rights, and our current crop of liberals are the driving force for keeping racial division at the forefront of our culture.

You know this in your heart don't you?

[gimmethesimplelife]

Rob, your post reminds me that my yard signs will be arriving shortly. I ordered "Thank you, police" yard signs from Vistaprint earlier in the week.

Seriously? I'm glad that somewhere in this country police/citizen relations are more civil. But there's an inevitable but coming......but it's not like this everywhere. Be grateful that you have this and for your sake I hope it holds. Rob

[ToomuchStuff]

gimmethesimplelife:

So we should judge other "groups", by the actions of a few that are among them?
So then I should consider you a rapist, the same as a former friend who drugged another same sex friend, restrained that friend, and then when that friend awoke, tied down, was doing things to him?
Then if you believe this, please change your username to rapistgimmethesimplelife.

I ask this, being a person who has had both bad and good cops in the family? I know the problems the bad ones create for the good ones? People should be asking more for things like Internal affairs, then shooting people.

[bae]

-The GLBTQQI community has full, universal marriage rights in all states.

Not...exactly. Only those into dyads.

[Teacher Terry]

alan, I can't believe you are blaming the liberals. Really?

[Alan]

alan, I can't believe you are blaming the liberals. Really?

I'm not actually blaming anyone. I'm pointing out that it's only natural that conservatives embrace MLK's dream. After all, he was a conservative too. The fact that the favored party of the liberals have been a historical detriment to race relations is just a fun bit of trivia that many with liberal educations seem to have missed in their indoctrination.

[LDAHL]

alan, I can't believe you are blaming the liberals. Really?

I was thinking it might be more accurate to say "Democrats" rather than "liberals" in reference to that party's role in perpetuating slavery, opposing women's suffrage, refusing to accept the Civil Rights Acts, etc. "Conservative" and "liberal" seem to mean different things in different times and places.

[LDAHL]

I'm not actually blaming anyone. I'm pointing out that it's only natural that conservatives embrace MLK's dream. After all, he was a conservative too. The fact that the favored party of the liberals have been a historical detriment to race relations is just a fun bit of trivia that many with liberal educations seem to have missed in their indoctrination.

I can remember a while back when certain people were anticipating widespread conservative outrage at the plan to put Harriet Tubman on the $20. Instead the general response was approval for honoring a Republican war veteran who believed in God and the Second Amendment. Replacing an obnoxious Democrat was just a bonus.

[bae]

I see parts of urban America that are in decay, full of crime, lacking in employment opportunities, lacking in basic infrastructure services, lacking in good quality education and healthcare.

Which political party or parties is/are mostly-responsible for this?

[Teacher Terry]

Republicans