Again, I’m just asking you to give MODERN, specific evidence that white people are given things purely for the color of their skin. Here’s an excerpt from the economist in regards to the Academy Awards: “Blacks are 12.6% of the American population, and 10% of Oscar nominations since 2000 have gone to black actors. But…

Yes, that’s historically. But specific examples of white privilege today. Examples where white people are just given things because they’re white and not because certain people made better decisions than other people.

What is this privilege? You have to be specific.

You realize calling someone, or a group of people, a racist is one of the worst things you can call someone in this country, right? People take that seriously and they should considering the history we have. When terms like this are thrown around with no evidence, and used to attack certain groups, those groups get…

That’s because if you’re not a leftist, you’re a racist.

It’s amazing that you have to throw an insult into what were honest questions. I still think there’s a massive double standard with this kind of a joke that wouldn’t be acceptable had it been another race.

How is this not racist to white people? Hypothetically, what if I changed “white” to “brown”? Or what about “black”?

I should clarify how I define liberal. In the sense that they are pro-government intervention when it comes to the economy.

A major reason why only white men were allowed to have the good jobs has to do with liberal minded policies like the Jim Crow laws, no? Correct me if I’m wrong.

I disagree. I don’t think any of those businesses would turn away highly skilled minority applicants simply because they’re minorities. At least, that’s the premise I’m getting from your argument.

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Does this email concern you? Why or why not?

Project veritas. You won’t watch that though.

What is ‘black lives matter’ trying to achieve?

I don’t understand the implication either.

The Affordable Care Act to this point has not been an accomplishment.

Gary Johnson?

Gary Johnson?

Todd Helton coming in 5th in the MVP voting in 2000 shows baseball writers are stupid.