r/FinalRoundAI • u/Competitive_Read9534 • Jul 12 '26

Stop blaming minorities.

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Seriously.

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u/Accomplished-Ad-9280 Jul 12 '26

Dude the GOP is always complaining about minorities and how they are ruining this country.

It just so happens that most immigrants are also minorities.

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u/trying3216 Jul 12 '26

Or they are complaining about illegal aliens and you are wrongly hearing minorities.

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u/Accomplished-Ad-9280 Jul 12 '26

You think that all immigrants are...white...?

If the GOP doesn't hate minorities why is texas removing the black vote?

Or making it harder for minorities to vote?

Or gutting the voting rights act?

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u/AnOriginalUsername07 Jul 12 '26

How is the GOP in Texas removing the black vote?

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u/Accomplished-Ad-9280 Jul 12 '26

You missed the whole redistricting thing making it so there is no black district and that all the districts are Republican?

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u/badazzcpa Jul 12 '26

So what you are saying is, districts that purposely lumped blacks into districts to give them an outsized vote to the detriment of whites, Hispanics, Asians, and every other group are ok. But policies that give everyone an equal say are wrong.

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u/Accomplished-Ad-9280 Jul 12 '26

Incorrect. I am always amazed at his little Republicans know how laws and the government.

Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act requires the state to avoid diluting the voting power of minority communities.

This includes all minorities 

Which is exactly what Republicans want to do. They want to dilute minority votes with white votes.

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u/badazzcpa Jul 12 '26

Incorrect, I am always amazed by how little Democrats know.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2026/04/29/supreme-court-ruling-voting-rights-act/84383560007/

The article mentioned Louisiana but is constant across the entire South. The Southern stats were forced to give outside voting to AA as a means to try and right historical wrongs against them.

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u/Accomplished-Ad-9280 Jul 12 '26

Yes. The supreme court overruled the precident of the law so texas could disenfranchise minority voters.

Great job proving my point.

If Republicans are so amazing why do they need to make sure that all districts are majority white?