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I wonder where the NAACP stands on abortion—the leading cause of death among black babies?
A more appropriate title might have been “The Laborious Escape of the Cat from the Bag”. I do not ever recall the NAACP being anything but a bunch of race-baiting hustlers.
Not necessarily. You see, the word "racist" no longer means what it originally meant, namely, someone who considers his own race superior to other races. Rather, it's come to mean "a white person who says or does anything that black people find offensive." To imply that government spending ought to be circumscribed is offensive on its face to blacks, who are the largest recipients of government largesse. Therefore, it's easy to see how the Tea Party can be considered racist by people whose thought processes have been enslaved to liberal demagoguery.
...the term ‘racist’ becomes more laughable every time it’s used in an attempt to silence debate.
That almost made me spit out my coffee.
Another collective, another ploy. NAACP...National Anti-American Collectivist Ployers turns fugly.
Can’t decline fast or far enough for me.
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Colored people? The very name of the organization is racist IMO.
It’s irrelevant. It’s racist. It’s outdated. It’s hurting Black people. It is a joke. It would be outlawed if it were the National Association for the Advancement of White People.
but
it’s not going away. There’s a lot of money supporting it, and it is responsible for bringing in a lot of money to the race-hucksters who live off White Guilt and false accusations of racism.
......As a result, the national dialogue is stifled. .....
Actually the debate is not stifled. The subject of the debate is shifted from topics guaranteed to be losers to race where the NAANP feels it can win.
The media has agreed and is heavily invested in the change of topic.
A dying media is scared to death of the debate and has chosen to bury the parts is fears most.
America's oldest Civil Rights Group is the National Rifle Association (NRA) founded in 1871