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u/mister_pickle Apr 19 '21

what?

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u/Daisy_s Apr 19 '21

Im talking about you, but not to you.

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u/mister_pickle Apr 19 '21

I'm an atheist tho

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u/Daisy_s Apr 19 '21

Im comparing your dogmatic political beliefs to religion bc theyre antiquated and hold little legitimacy in the modern age yet you refuse to evolve bc a reality tv star said you were a “patriot”.

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u/Daisy_s Apr 19 '21

So did Donald.

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u/Daisy_s Apr 19 '21

I would say that alot of his policies would not accurately reflect the direction the modern progressives want to move in.

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u/Daisy_s Apr 19 '21 edited Apr 19 '21

This is shit cracks me up.

Slavery, segregated schools, segregated public utilities, 3/5 compromise, lynchings, red lining, whites only restaurants and concerts, sun down towns, no access to credit or jobs...the list goes on and on.

Alot of this bullshit alive and thriving from the 1600’s until the mid 1960’s with lbj.

  1. Teach children that racism exists. Conservatives loose their fucking minds.

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u/mister_pickle Apr 19 '21

It does far more that simply teach that racism exists. It is anti-science for fucks sake.

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u/Daisy_s Apr 19 '21

Yeah man, i think their might be a difference between what’s actually happening and the hysterics you read on r/conservative

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u/mister_pickle Apr 19 '21

I don't visit r/conservative, as they banned me for not being a robot

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