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post 1677044783 02-12-2023, 10:50 AM
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Is society intentionally creating animosity towards black to secure votes? Srs

Seems like letting violent criminals out early, for example, and keeping crime rates high in Dem-run cities is for no other reason but to create conflict, resulting in a greater divide and makes it far easier to paint Republicans as racist.

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post 1677044923 02-12-2023, 10:52 AM
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its because most blacks are unsuitable to live in western socieities. in black cities, alot of the rulers are black and they dont want their cuz and their kid's baby daddy jammed up for robbing whites blind.

its the only true institutionized racism that exists in the world. blacks are taught from birth to hate whites and see everything through a racial lens
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