Why do conservatives refuse to admit that the only reason they hate blm is that Republicans are racist?

[Anonymous]

[normalice]

Because they aren't convinced that the majority of the US would vote for openly racist candidates yet. We're getting there, though. I estimate in 15 years there will be local politicians that openly campaign on issuing pardons to those who use violence to stop brown people from voting, and they will win because their opposition loses some critical mass of their voting bloc (not just brown people) due to being violently stopped from voting, and the people who participated in the violence won't even be arrested because the person in charge would have the power to intercede and would do so. It would only be an issue of preventing the federal government from stopping it but that would eventually end up in the Supreme Court and republicans have spent decades stacking the court against letting the federal government enforce voting rights. So, game over for democracy unless we snap out of it in time to stop Republicans from ever getting power at least until we can balance the Supreme court.

[loveslongnails]

Balance? True that, but it would have been nice if the R's didn't allow blatant liars, like Kavanaugh, to get in, or go back on their leaders' words not to approve someone in an election year. Wouldn't that have been nice?

Some census analysts are saying that by 2043-2045, whites are expected to be the minority in the USA and NEVER gain back majority status. It won't be long till they are the minority voting block as well. As more and more minority candidates start to come into play, the R's will have to woo them by demonizing the D's, while at the same time, recognizing they no longer are the racial majority. If you come back in 2099, you won't recognize the place.

[normalice]

Replacement theory is silly, though. Not only false but also misguided and, above all, unimportant.

[loveslongnails]

I don't know why you think it's any of those things, especially false? It's just a forecast based on numbers predicting who will die and who will be born from different races. I agree the SCOTUS is unbalanced at this time.

[normalice]

I've yet to see anyone with a forecast but without an agenda. The replacement theory has been around for centuries and yet here we are. Maybe you could say the average white person is slightly darker than the average white person 200 years ago, but that's just it: we still consider ourselves white. And so will the lightest majority in the future and for all time.

Maybe.

But really, what does it even matter? If black people were 99% of the world, what difference would it make unless you think something about being black makes them unqualified to be running everything or even anything. Which is pretty much the definition of racism. To quote a meme "you're afraid of becoming a minority? What, are minorities treated badly or something?"

[CloudMassacre]

“Why don’t black people stop committing crimes?”
Why don’t you look at the data showing evidence of systemic racism and how black people have been treated historically?
“Cummon! That was a long time ago!” (Celebrates the Confederacy that lasted 5 years over a hundred years ago)

[Asker]

Exactly look at the other trolls like Mcheetah who is another white people pretending to be black.

[Asker]

Sorry, I didn't mean to to delete your post, I hit the button by mistake.

[Asker]

Stupid computer refreshed on me.