Joy Behar's Ignorant Claim Laws Will Change 'When Black People Get Guns' #ColionNoir
"On its face, Joy Behar's statement was ambiguously racist!
"But what's ironic is that she doesn't even realize that her statement,
if true, is the exact reason why Black people should [...] be exercising their second amendment right. [...]
"She is trying to insinuate that conservatives don't want Blacks to have guns, but the only people pushing for gun control is the left."
I love the part where he notes that people like Behar (i.e. from the
left) use racism like a "dog shock collar"... sounds like another way to say "dog whistle" to me.
IMHO, he explains the typical left-wing view of Black people quite well; That the left believes Black people should fall in line with framing everything through "the lense of racism" and, indeed, treat them like children. "If you don't stop being an independent thinker, the racist boogie-man is gonna get ya!" They only pull the card if it benefits their left point of view, and often project their "own inner fear" of Black people onto others who don't think like they do.
The part you've left out is that the primary impediment to gun laws changing is Republicans.
Gun laws will change when Republicans want them to change, and when too many black people are armed might be that time.
That's not racist; it's an indictment of Republican racism.
And it's not like it doesn't have precedent: Republican icon Ronald Reagan, as governor of California, in 1967 signed into law the Mulford Act, which was introduced in response to the Black Panther Party conducting armed patrols of Oakland neighborhoods.
Context is everything.
I, too, believe that they have the same right to be armed as anyone else, whatever that right may be.The part you've left out is that the primary impediment to gun laws chan is Republicans.Apparently, Mr. Noir and I both believe that it is their 2A right to be armed. No Republican racism there.
Gun laws will change when Republicans want them to change, and when too black people are armed might be that time.
That's not racist; it's an indictment of Republican racism.
The Mulford Act was in response to the Black Panther Party conducting armed patrols in Oakland neighborhoods (known at the time as "copwatching"). It was very much racially motivated.And it's not like it doesn't have precedent: Republican icon Ronald Reag as governor of California, in 1967 signed into law the Mulford Act, whic introduced in response to the Black Panther Party conducting armed patro Oakland neighborhoods.You didn't watch it, did you? He covered that. The Mulford Act was in response to multiple groups, including at least one that entered the
Context is everything.
State Capital (sound familiar?!?), and only one of those groups was
black. The others were white.
Yes, CONTEXT IS EVERYTHING, even more so if you actually pay attention. But that is hard to do when you are presented with ideas that contradict yours.
Sysop: | Xerxes |
---|---|
Location: | Azle, Texas |
Users: | 119 |
Nodes: | 10 (0 / 10) |
Uptime: | 96:39:59 |
Calls: | 3,017 |
Calls today: | 2 |
Files: | 155 |
U/L today: |
0 files (0K bytes) |
D/L today: |
0 files (0K bytes) |
Messages: | 293,585 |
Posted today: | 0 |