The USA is a country, its not this or that as its not a being, it has a hell of a lot of racist people in it.
Since Georgia elected a black senator, are we still racist? Just wondering..
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The USA is a country, its not this or that as its not a being, it has a hell of a lot of racist people in it.
Not really. Only in your messed up mind it does. Quit watching racist inspired TV like MSNBC.
My family are from Louisiana mostly. Been around there hundreds of years. Remind me, exactly when did the racists just disappear?
Or are you a 1/2nd 20th century type know-nothing?
Some new arrivals know something, just the worst idiots also are found on that tier.
So your family in Louisiana are racists? I don't live in the South so I am not around any racists.
There are no racists where I am at.
In other news, fish don’t know they’re in water.
Quit being so paranoid. And fish know when they are OUT of water. Ha ha
Ask George Floyd...
Are you saying if 1 out of 300 million people is racist that makes it a racist country?
By your logic, well... see you on mars.
I am saying the election of a black man to the U.S. Senate doesn't advance your implication that racism does not exist.
Sounds like you were asleep during History class, assuming you advanced far enough in high school to take a U.S. History class, because if you were paying attention, America elected two black men to the U.S. Senate during Reconstruction.
Using your logic, America couldn't have possibly been a racist country in the 1870s.
SMH...
i never said racism doesnt exist, that would be dumb.
what i'm saying is that we are not a racist nation because a racist nation
would never have elected a black president.
but the libs tell us we are inherently racist which is logically wrong.