The United States of America is a racist country....true or false ? 🇺🇸

@Kwek00

@Miram people in the United States also want to pay day and will sue over every little thing even if it's not intentional just because they think it was personal or because of their race sexual identity anything.

@dale74 The Sesame Place controversy was real and intentional.

@Zonuss we have full documentation of your racism. Viewing your posts.

@MasterLee No. Seeing is believing. Low vibration idiots like yourself don't like truth.

@MasterLee Good. 🙂

@yogibooboo Yes, ive seen it first hand. Anyone with curiosity or does any reading would see it quickly.

One example was the Japanese Foreign Minister who in the early 90's stated the following at a press conference:

The problem with America is that it has too many Blacks and Puerto Ricans.

I'd say that was fairly unambiguous.

@HoraceGreenley America has too many Blacks and Puerto Ricans.
Tell us more about your highly
racist theory please.
I can't wait to hear this. 😊

@Zonuss I didn't say that.

The Foreign Minister of Japan said this to the press.

Try reading some time. It's pretty handy.

@LordShadowfire I’m just saying historically it was better when private organizations handled that than big daddy government. I’m not saying that charity is bad a bad thing but the exact opposite! See there’s no incentive to improve yourself when government hands you everything but going to a private organization that has a stigma to it that is an incentive to not need it and be independent of help! Also you are more likely to give back to help the next individual. Notice how I addressed the situation with out inferring to race other than the racism of lower expectations. I know individuals of every skin pigmentation use gooberment assistance.
The racism of lower expectations is pushed down the Americans throat and is reinforced with critical race theory as it is damaging to minority children. To teach them they are nothing but a victim! Kinda why the vast majority of race motivated attacks on Asian Americans are perpetuated by black men. Something the media has ignored!

@Ozuye502 nope

@Ozuye502 False. The majority of any kind of racist attacks or discrimination overall has been by White Americans. You're talking about something regional . An issue that is being exploited by the mainstream media to divide Asians and Blacks.

@Kwek00 this isn't about yoir feelings or your fantasies. This is the straight truth.

@MasterLee Yes, let me hear the truth MasterLee... I know I can't handle it, but I want to be educated! Let me hear MaterLee, give it to me.

@MasterLee I guess not... Djeez, what a surprise 😂

@dale74 I think the conservative party backers make a lot money using racist doggwhistles. So yeah, you might be right on that.

@Kwek00 that just told me everything I need to know about you. No need to carry on a discussion with you and your blinders. With no examples.

@dale74 Just go digging in what the main aim of the republican party has been since the end of the 1970s. The aim is to reduce taxes on the rich. That's why the republican party has all these wealthy libertarian types that don't like to pay taxes, because "redistibution" in any form is just labeled "socialism". The wrongs of the past can't be adressed, because that would mean "redistibution" and thus "socialism". And these people they will hug anyone that vote for them. That's why the Donald, the new seller of the brand that makes rich people more rich, opened his arms to all these fringe groups that most people don't want to see in politics. That's why he can't adress white supremacy, because the white supremacists were cheering for him. That's why the KKK promoted Donald Trump in 2016. Not that Donald cares a whole lot about these people, or the poor (no matter how white they are). Nah, he just doesn't want to pay taxes like his buddies. And to keep the bigots loyal, you have to give bigoted speeches, cite "the snake poem" for 4 years long. Tell people that the 1950s were the good old days.

Nothing new... Nixon and Reagan did similair things. Here is the tactic from the horse mouth:

[media=https://youtu.be/AT2fsv7xt4E]

But you just keep pretending that everything is cool. Keep drinking the coolaid.

@Budwick Sorry you are disappointed. But then again aren't you always. To the moron who swore Mr Trump was gonna win the election . 😂

@Zonuss
And he did!

@Budwick You are one lost puppy. 😂

@Sunnykel76 🤭 Awww, you so cute. 🙂

@Zonuss That's what I just said

@Zonuss she is saying trump is racist. A good point as he is giving power to the kkk and the proud boys, etc.

@Zonuss people from within can sit and say the country isn’t racist. However, those from without can see the actions as a whole. Do I think the majority of people are racist in the USA? No. Not in the least. Are there big issues surrounding race in the USA? Yes. They happen in other countries as well but not as statistically high.

@Zonuss You are of course welcome to look at my posts too! 🤗🤗🤗

@Zonuss ya dont have to worry bout that . i am a sanders fan and being he did not get it i voted on the best man there. trump is feeding off of hate and making millions from his little followers. and i could go on and on and we would drift off the thread again. so lets not get the man who this post upset.. ok . grin

@markansas I don't care about drifting off topic. Im not a petty brat like some of these users here. 🙂

@Driver2Those are commonly known as "turds"

@Budwick What are you against about the bureau of land management? I have to work with those guys every year. There are worse kinds of police.
As far as CRT Goes, read the original textbooks, I think you’d be surprised at what they have to say not related to our current racial discomfort, but more about what happened in the past

@SatyrService
I'm more of real and in the present kind of guy.

@Budwick In favor of.
Wow you really are off aren't you. 😂

@soar2newhighs Not the question, not an answer.

@Graylight Ok, then ignore my response. But thanks for your input.

@soar2newhighs [Zone may be taking a break - there's a well deserved TOS warning on his account.

@Zonuss Yes we do know.

@JeanAnna There were cops that absolutely supported this rampage. It's no wonder the Chief of Police resigned almost immediately.

I think more is going to come out about who was all involved with this. These people knew how to get to Nancy Pelosi's office real quick. It's my understanding that they had to have had an insider give them that information since the Capitol building is huge and these offices are not readily there to find.

I hope there will be massive arrests coming and swift and hard punishment for all those involved.

@Peapod You're right. They found Pelosi's office right away and also Jim Clyburn's office which is on the third floor. Someone in the police force was showing them the way. Also one cop removed a barrier and let them in, in another area. They will find out the rotten apples and hopefully they will prosecuted.

@Driver2 I did not want to move to the USA. I lived in Sweden where it was peaceful and the government has been great for 1000 years. Many come because our parents were scientists and the USA needed the knowledge of experts. Ofcourse some come from poor countries and bring with them the violence and corruption to the USA. Ofcourse not all do but people bring their ungodly values here which doesn't make for a caring place. I am thankful for what I have now though. I like california, and my life is good.

@graphite you better deal with your hate. I hope you don’t live here

@Amyrakunejo oh great, so no punishment for the murderers, fraud, or help for the disabled, unemployed, the old, kids without parents, sick, mentally ill, no hospitals, no police, no army, no schools, no laws for employers to follow. I think you must be either young, uneducated, or a fool, or all! How many countries have you lived in? I have lived in 4, USA, Sweden, England, and summers in france. And a strong caring government makes the people happy. The happiest people in the world live with the strongest christian governments. Finland, Denmark, Norway has CHristian strong government that has equality, and fairness. Swedish government still support the church but not on paper.

@Carazaa And on this, we agree.

@Amyrakunejo First, if you want to un discuss the merits of government/sans-government, you'll need to explain from which country you hail and how things are done in the absence of government.

Secondly, "politics and religion are for the brainless masses" is lazy thinking, pure and simple. It's right up there with "Everyone on welfare drives Cadillacs," or "Once a cheater always a cheater." It allows for no subtlety, no evolution and no richness of context. Social media makes much peoples' brains and makes them antisocial; but social media also sparks revolutions, changed thinking and mobilizes progress. It's all in how it's used.

Yes, politics and religion have been used to control masses. No argument there. But in many more cases, politics is simply the fuel that powers a government which assists and encourages people to thrive and religion is a comfort, support and call to action for millions of free thinkers.

@sunsporter1649 🙄

@tindrummer Yeah I know.
Stupid right. 🙂

@Zonuss never fails to amuse 😅

@rottenrobi Are you Caucasian 🤔

@Zonuss Yes, I am.

@Zonuss I said I encountered, when I should've said witnessed.
And when I was younger, the racist remarks came out of my family's mouths, and other older people. I rarely see that type of racism anymore.

@MissTaken The US gets singled out because no good deed goes unpunished. Slavery was perfectly acceptable for thousands and thousands of years.
We grew out of it.

@puck61 Apparently folks like you have yet to grow up. 🤔✨

@Zonuss You are such a turd.

@kodiac Are you smoking weed again. 🤭

@Zonuss 😴

@kodiac This guy is EDL on steroids.

@MasterLee Trump had a great fall. Or was it Humpty Dumpty. 🤭

@Zonuss who cares? I certainly don't.

@tindrummer And then began again with the Republicans. 🙂

@Strictgram Slavery started here long before the US was a country. It had nothing to do with any party. And, yes, I know that Jim Crow laws were initiated with racist southerners who just so happened to be part of the Democratic party. And...? What's your point?

Parties change. The Democratic and Republican parties have both changed a lot over the years. The Democratic party has long been the populist, working man's party. But it began changing in the 1960s when Democratic leadership got behind the Civil Rights movement and when Black politicians started getting elected and became powerful in the party, especially in the South. Southern whites began fleeing the party and went to the GOP.

The Republican party has changed a LOT, internally, since 2009, with the advent of the Tea Party, which was, in part, a backlash against the election of a Black president. It's changed even more with the ascension of Trump as party leader. The old guard Republicans like the Bushes, Reagan, Ford, Dole, and McCain wouldn't recognize or stand for the GOP as it is today. American Conservatism, itself, has changed a lot in the past three or four decades with the advent of right-wing talk radio and a television news network devoted solely to countering liberalism and Democrats.

And the parties will change again in the decades to come. Let's see where they go.

@GabbySA8 This was posted in 2018.

@GabbySA8 Florida. 😂

@SW-User Complicated yes. But very transparent.

@Zonuss I feel we're probably in agreement on a lot of stuff but since I don't live there, I don't want to speak for those who do. It annoys me when people tell me about Ireland and Northern Ireland and they've never set foot here. ;)

Plus you asked this in 2018 I see. Do you feel it's gotten better or worse?

@SW-User Its basically the same in spite of the cultural shifts we have seen since then. But the racial tension has died down. 🙂

@Adaydreambeliever People come from all four points of the compass.




they literally sell their own family and risk their lives to get here, but they won't any more. The left is going to turn us into to the country they are running away fr0m. Welcome to your new world.

@puck61 Lol at least I HAVE a mind... which clearly you lack!

You get one reply... I don't waste too many words on those unable to learn

@puck61 I doubt it. Diversity does not exclude a racist system. Neither does having Black employees or associates. 🙂✨

@fanuc2013 Based on 🤔

@Zonuss my own interactions with minorities. My hubby works in a large factory, and he tells me that most everyone gets along well, color is not a factor in the least! He told me of one example of a man that was a radical, he was lazy, always trying to get out of doing his job, and if he was ever called on it, he always played the race card! And the other minority workers didn't like him either, and called him out for his behavior more than anyone else!

@fanuc2013 This proves nothing. This is a minute issue here coming from someone who obviously is not engaged in a racially charged environment that is still in existence in American culture.

@kodiac Thanks to people like you racism still exists.

@Zonuss Going way back to start shit aren't you? I don't correspond with racists anymore have a nice day

@kodiac Oh so you're not ready. Take care. 🙂

@Secrettoacurtsy What. 🙂

@Lostpoet It goes beyond politics.

@Zonuss True, I think it permeates through everything, in religion, neighborhoods, schools, businesses, etc.. In my experience there are two forms of racism one comes from places like the big cities in the south where different races live next to each other, and look for someone to blame for the world being shit. The other kind of racism where you're in a more rural setting and you've never even meet someone with a different culture or skin color as you, so you believe the stereo types you see in the media. I grew up in a predominately white religious area where i never even saw a black kid until I was in Highschool.

@Strictgram She's talking about you. Guilty conscience?

@windinhishair Thought you went back under your rock. I see you have reappeared but you're still an ignoramus.

@Strictgram And yet still correct and miles ahead of you and your fellow deplorables.

@HairbrushDiva Wait, what do you think is currently wrong? The fact that we had slaves or that now we don't?

@daisymay Somehow this conversation has been twisted. It did not start off like that.

@HairbrushDiva Well, granted, I have been delivering epic smackdowns to deserving people and a little trigger happy, but I was just trying to clarify if you were trying to educate people about the evils of slavery or if you were going to segue into craziness.

@kodiac So pointing out white racism is now racism itself? Interesting and twisted logic.

@windinhishair He fears accountability.

@kodiac We should care for people!🤨

@Zonuss They suffered discrimination, no question. And the Native American genocide will forever be a blot on this nation. But the enslavement of Black people provided the economic basis for the country. Black slavery persisted in the form of convict leasing until 1941, by the way.

@LeopoldBloom Interesting. Segregation was outlawed but was a sporadic thing even up until the early 90s mainly private owned businesses.

@Zonuss I'm talking about actual slavery. When a farmer or mine owner needed workers, the sheriff would round up a bunch of Black men, charge them with "vagrancy," then allow the business owner to pay their fine in return for labor. These men could be sold to other businesses, or new fines added to their penalties to allow their labor to continue. This is detailed in Douglas Blackmon's Slavery by Another Name. FDR ended this after Pearl Harbor because it was feared that the Nazis would use the persistence of Black slavery as anti-American propaganda.

The legacy of slavery is far more recent than most Americans are aware. Some of the men who marched with MLK weren't just descended from slaves, they may have been slaves themselves.

@MarmeeMarch No. I'm the anti racist. Checkmate clown. 🙂

@SW-User More needs to be done. There must be some profound justice system changes. Political changes.

@Zonuss I will not argue that.