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To: super7man

Facts are not racist, but what we see within a micro-culture is truly tragic. We need to have a national discussion that is honest and frank because we all lose by allowing this to continue.

I have often said that our nation would spare no expense to rescue a small child who fell down a well - it would be covered by the news and millions would pray for the child and rescue workers. Every day in our inner-cities there are children born to mothers who are as statistically doomed as that child would be in a well. Yet, we do nothing to change the circumstances that birthed the child, we continue to subsidize the problem, and we are told we cannot speak about it because of color. Does anyone honestly think color matters?


16 posted on 01/07/2016 11:44:45 AM PST by volunbeer
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To: volunbeer
Yet, we do nothing to change the circumstances that birthed the child, we continue to subsidize the problem

And some will say, that is the price we pay to have a civil society. Society is well on its way to neither civility nor safety. At some point no price can be paid to make it so.

19 posted on 01/07/2016 1:34:09 PM PST by super7man (Madam Defarge, knitting , knitting, always knitting.)
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