Facebook is blocking conservative slanted stories while freely allowing democratic leaning narratives. Seven people were killed in Texas this weekend from an act of gun violence, yet more people were killed in Chicago, a city declared a gun-free zone and perpetually ran by democrats.
Go ahead, see if you can link the following story to Facebook. You'll see that they have it blocked. You can follow the link here and read what Facebook doesn't want you to read.
https://conservativemedia.com/news/25-shot-7-killed-first-half-labor-day-weekend-chicago/
Sunday, September 1, 2019
Thursday, August 1, 2019
Racism in America
If you criticize anything a person of color does in America
and you are white, you are automatically labeled a racist.
What is racism? Racism is the act of determining how you treat someone based upon the color of their skin, or the origin of their being. Racism doesn’t always mean that you treat someone poorly because of the color of their skin. You can give preferential treatment to a person because of the color of their skin and still be a racist.
Being racist means always looking at the world through the prism of a person’s color.
Martin Luther King Jr. described what a colorblind society would look like. He said that people would be judged by the content of their character, not the color of their skin.
So, is it not racist to give preferential treatment to someone because of the color of their skin, regardless of color? I say it is.
In the case of President Trump, would it not be racist of him to withhold criticism of someone because of the color of their skin? I say yes.
Trump criticizes regardless of skin color. It is the real racists who cry foul and claim racism, for they are the ones with an expectation that people ought to receive special treatment due to the skin color of the people in question. Anyone who says that a white person cannot criticize a black person based upon the content of their character is indeed themselves a racist.
The fact that Trump criticizes everyone with the same sort of fury shows that he is not racist, for he doesn’t look at the color of their skin and change his message because of it. He sees the content of their character as flawed, and he attacks them the same as any other person he disagrees with. You can disagree with his style, but he is not racist. However, his actions are exposing racists for what they are. The ones crowing the loudest are the ones who see everything through the prism of race and wish for special treatment because of a person’s color.
What is racism? Racism is the act of determining how you treat someone based upon the color of their skin, or the origin of their being. Racism doesn’t always mean that you treat someone poorly because of the color of their skin. You can give preferential treatment to a person because of the color of their skin and still be a racist.
Being racist means always looking at the world through the prism of a person’s color.
Martin Luther King Jr. described what a colorblind society would look like. He said that people would be judged by the content of their character, not the color of their skin.
So, is it not racist to give preferential treatment to someone because of the color of their skin, regardless of color? I say it is.
In the case of President Trump, would it not be racist of him to withhold criticism of someone because of the color of their skin? I say yes.
Trump criticizes regardless of skin color. It is the real racists who cry foul and claim racism, for they are the ones with an expectation that people ought to receive special treatment due to the skin color of the people in question. Anyone who says that a white person cannot criticize a black person based upon the content of their character is indeed themselves a racist.
The fact that Trump criticizes everyone with the same sort of fury shows that he is not racist, for he doesn’t look at the color of their skin and change his message because of it. He sees the content of their character as flawed, and he attacks them the same as any other person he disagrees with. You can disagree with his style, but he is not racist. However, his actions are exposing racists for what they are. The ones crowing the loudest are the ones who see everything through the prism of race and wish for special treatment because of a person’s color.
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