Waco1947 said:
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GrowlTowel said:
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muddybrazos said:
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Sam Lowry said:
FTR, disagreeing about a moral or political issue is not bigotry. Refusing to be civil in your disagreement is.
Yes, his disagreements are bigoty.
Any number of moral issues are bigotry. "Jews are to be hated and banned from participation in political life." Nazis
"Blacks are not human according to Bible." Racists
"Gay, you cannot marry because of the Bible and you are an abomination to the Lord."
Where are jews banned from political life? Jews control both political parties and nobody can get elected president today without a vist to the wailing wall in Jerusalem. I would say they have way too much control over politcal life in a country where they are only 2% of the population.
I referenced the Nazis but listen to any old south white barbecue
Please; blacks make the best barbeque.
Old south whites at a barbeque would dispel your notions that racism is at an end.
Even among gentrified whites who some decency not to say the n_word in public still use dog whites.
Seems like as often as not, when I hear that kind of stuff, it's from people who vote Democrat.
Not too many years ago, I sat latish on a Montana evening at a table playing cards with 7 other people surrounded by bird dogs sleeping on the couches, shotguns stacked up in the wall rack, cigar smoke hanging in the air, empty whisky bottles on the table, etc...... The gentleman to my right was tipsy and made a questionable joke, then another, then an anti-Semitic comment, which really piqued my curiosity as two of the others at the table were, in fact, Jewish. The tipsy young man wound up to let another one fly, then caught himself as he made eye contact with one of the Jews across the table, and froze, mouth slightly ajar. The young Jewish man picked up his highball dosed with Macallan 12 and said "If I were you, I'd think very carefully about what I plan to say, and if I had any doubt at all about whether or not to say it, I wouldn't say it"....then calmly took a sip of Macallan and sat the glass down, staring at the tipsy fellow across the table. 3-4 seconds of silence in such a scenario is a lifetime. I spoke up with the icebreaker...."so (tipsy kid next to me) where are we going to run dogs tomorrow." And the rest of evening went on without incident, as did the next two days of hunting.
The tipsy young man who played the ass that night was the (then) state director for Senator Jon Tester, and scion of one of the larger landowners in Montana. Also at the table was his brand-new brother-in-law, who was heir to another large and influential farming concern in Montana, as well as proud Democrat lovin' him some farm programs despite having made some comments about minorities to me one-on-one that would have really gotten your knickers in a wad.
And, yes, you guessed it - the two Jewish men at the table are Republicans.
Real life is rarely as you need it to be to fit your ideologically constructed worldview.