Nope. I read that. But whereas you’re saying this off-handedly as if they’re just some side-effect of racist, neo-conservativism, I’m making it explicit that it doesn’t take an “evil” right winger to initiate stances on anti-blackness.

Pin this on the Republicans all you want, Dems played on this fear of black criminality as well. Private prisons skyrocketed beginning in Clinton’s era. Federal sentencing got tougher and continued to be discriminatory as well.

I might not like his videos much, because i don’t play most of those games, but those are all valid points that he brings up in his article.

Literally every single statement in this comment is false. I'm trying to find one that isn't, and I cannot. Also, you just called people who don't speak English stupid, including the entire continent of Africa. Nice.

I find it sad that you base your opinions on Mormons on the past actions of their Church. That is like condemning The U.S. for being racist because, in the past, we were racist slave owners. I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that your ideas of the Mormon Church are based almost, if not completely, on things…

You do realize that problem you have with religions is the people who follow them. Unless the religion stats that you should do unsavory things to others. People will always be people.

The author of this post has as much cancer-causing potential as power lines.

Where I used to live (8 months ago), there is a forest reserve in the middle of the city (it was a millionaire that donated that land to the town as long as they kept the area free of buildings), a few hectares in area. The town decided after 30-odd years to start building houses there, near the transmission lines.…

How dare you present facts on a Gawker site.

High voltage lines do not cause cancer. This idea has been thoroughly debunked by epidemiological studies going back many years.