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Mike Pence endorses Paul Ryan, a day after Donald Trump declined to
Ummmm....
So you just refuse to read up and learn more about the subject in the information I provided?
when your first link is da Huffington post, you can pretty much confirm da slant.
like i said, post 100 links, da conclusion will always be a difference in going forward, one side wants handouts & reparations and policies that pay for things based on identification politics, da other side wants to champion equal education by favoring choice and nurture meritocracy.
Bamma, he posed like 25 links...you don't like Huff Post, fine....read the other 24.
NPR, Washington post, etc.
start to see da pattern? yea...but let's go personal to emphasize your point
You're not going to see Red State or National Review in those links if they refuse to examine the question of equality of access. It's easier to pretend the world is one way than to test your views and live with the - positive or negative - results. Ever wonder why facts tend to have a liberal bias? Because liberals tend to apply the scientific method in their reasoning.
da whole point is all those aggregated links represent only 1 side of da argument, i posted a example of it being a partisan issue with BOTH sides represented as ab example.
da link i posted got Dyson sayin da same things ya say...AND its got Jason Riley saying things that represents HIS side of da issue.
framing "system racism" as some settled issue that only has 1 method remedy of delivery from one side is disingenuous.
Systemic racism isn't a settled issue. The right consistently denies it exists though, so isn't it logical to not examine something that isn't there? And where would you go for potential solutions if you recognized the problem? Certainly not to the side that hasn't done any work to solve a problem they don't think exist.
That attitude of playing ignorant is a direct contributor to the unwillingness to compromise Republican legislators display and plays into the kind of discussion we keep having in the public sphere about our problems, where the Reps continuously deny issues raised by the Dems, while the latter keep trying to prove that these issues exist (on the other hand, Dems have been receptive to many of the right's grievances).
As long as it is politically convenient for the right to ignore a segment of the constituency, the only sources examining the American experience of minorities in general and Blacks in particular will come from the left.