No.

Black people don’t say cracker. we just don’t. No matter how badly white people want us too. It is not a thing. So I vote, written by some white people.

Oh, it’s definitely a racial slur; it’s literally a slur. But different slurs carry different weight. “Cracker” is up there in its mildness as a slur.

Also, no one will ever convince me that cracker is a racial slur. Like, sorry white people in America have reaped the benefits of Black labor (truly, I am sorry that’s a thing that happened), but cracker is not a slur.

This was done by a white vandal, and most likely one that lived in the very house that was vandalized.

2. Dad wears a MAGA hat for the entire interview

I agree. This feels like a false flag.

White guy here, giving my knee-jerk reacton:

I had some sympathy until I watched the video.

The United States is a nation of immigrants and indigenous peoples.

I wish someone would sit this blithering idiot down and tell him that the Second Amendment only protects the right to bear arms.

I believe your sarcasm meter is busted.

I’m sure Cruz would have been just as deadly with a rock.

....I should also add that this proposed law is coming from a state where motorcycle helmets are optional.

guns don’t kill people, fashion does.

OK. So they want to do that...let’s ban the below:

This is just a racist bill designed to provide probable cause so that the police can stop and frisk people of color at will. It’s depressing that I’m not at all surprised at this type of thing being proposed within my lifetime, but that’s only because literally nothing surprises me anymore. As a society, we’re…

How about a state-level assault weapons ban, and then we’ll entertain your silly talk of a baggy-pants ban, South Carolina?

I used to have some hope that we could beat the gun lobby since we managed to beat the tobacco lobby but ever since the blood of elementary schoolers didn’t work I don’t know what will.

California Governor Ronald Reagan fought for gun control legislation after another group of black men called “Black Panthers” marched on California’s Capitol carrying shotguns. California’s Mulford Act eventually became the blueprint for the Gun Control Act of 1968, the law banning felons from owning firearms and…