Nearly 30 dead as multiple mass shootings hit across the US

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(08-08-2019, 12:02 PM)hollodero Wrote: The truth might lie somewhere in the middle, probably.

I just want to add that the threat of white supremacy runs deeper than a mere death count.

It sure does. Imagine all the cops, lawyers, judges, teachers, employers who are white supremacist and what they've done to minorities over the years they were/are in power.

That was the big thing with the Charlotte Nazi pictures. These weren't poor white people or uneducated people. They were future judges, teachers, lawyers, cops etc. Everyday people. The future of America.

It doesn't take courage to care if you are apart of the majority and it doesn't effect you, or you benefit from it. It takes courage from the Majority to protect the minority and make sure their voice is heard. Which is why I applaud those in the majority on this board for actually caring even tho they may not experience it. Thank God for those people. It's because of them that we were freed and Jim Crow laws were brought down.

They could have easily denied it all because it didn't effect them. That's easy. To fight against something that doesn't effect you and your family is what takes courage. But not everyone is courageous. Or they fear being called a "n" lover as they were back in the day, or the more politically correct current "Snowflake" attack.