Racism and division everywhere. Thank you, lefties. Imagine a credit card giving preferential treatment and beneficial funding based solely on skin color and gender. You get this:



You'd think Hispanics and Asians would cringe at the preferential treatment black people receive in all facets of this country...You literally have the president trying to give tax payer money to black people for Covid business relief. You have cities giving mononuclear antibody treatment to people of color and actually denying white people. Affirmative action. 'Diversity hiring'. Literal acting roles stating 'white people need not apply'. Then you have interracial crime where white people are murdered by black people at twice the rate as the inverse. Also statistically, black people commit 55% of all murder despite being 13% of the population and our government paints white supremacy as the biggest threat.


And then you have Hollywood that openly promotes violence against white men:



White dude is the victim as he almost gets run over, then the same chick runs into his car. He gets upset and a black man runs out and says 'I just found out I'm about to die and I may want to take a white guy with me!'.

Then when you offer solutions like promoting strong families, a decent moral compass, and try to dissuade people from consuming degenerate entertainment where violence and crime is glorified to try to alleviate crime issues, you're called a white supremacist or an Uncle Tom.

This division is all brought on by liberalism. Liberalism is truly the actual biggest threat to our country.

i was referring to your editorial comments earlier by saying it is 2 women in 1 place not all 47 million.

"Basically, what I'm getting from this "event" is that people of color are coarse slobs and we need to respect that because that is their culture."

That is exactly what is being insinuated and propagated. I cannot go to a place like BET headquarters in a toga, wearing a codpiece, spouting vulgar, insensitive, or incomprehensible language without being thrown out into the street. Professionalism is universal; it is not limited to color.