Some Republicans vote against anti-bigotry resolution.

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(04-16-2019, 08:11 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: Other posters don't seem to be inhibited in such a manner.  I made a point earlier, which apparently confused some here, about the Holocaust being referred to as "some people did something to some people".  If anyone did this they would be, correctly, castigated, for minimizing what happened during the Holocaust.  What Omar said is no different.  Also, as I've already pointed out, this woman is far beyond getting the benefit of the doubt IMO.

But when people bring up slavery for example, we constantly hear it wasn't all white people. And there was many who "treated their slaves good" or fought to end it.

Same with Christians who were pretty much absent during all this, and used the bible to justify slavery. And even after slavery abided by the Jim Crow laws. Should we lump all Christians together?

Should black people take that as a shot?

Do you agree then all white people should bare the burden?

Minorities should be (we are unfortunately) the only people who bare the burden of others in our race (or in this case a minority religion).

People in the majority seems to be the only ones who get away with not carrying this burden.