Racism declared a public health emergency

[Kutnupe14]

America is the greatest country ever. First to end slavery, saved Europe in 2 World Wars, the country everyone wants to immigrate to. If America is a racist nation, racism must be a good thing!

I'm confused about your actual belief that America is the greatest country ever... but only because the rest of your statements are false/half true. Sarcasm/not Sarcasm?

 

[1nderbeard]

The us government is a public health emergency.

Hence, why the 2a matters...

 

[jwamplerusa]

Pretty much.

The most dangerous, invasive, and deadly virus may be the central state (I am being kind)

As is communism, and all those who push it under any name or agenda. I'm looking at you The Democrat Party, BLM, and all the other Marxist loving ideologues.

 

[jamil]

I'm confused about your actual belief that America is the greatest country ever... but only because the rest of your statements are false/half true. Sarcasm/not Sarcasm?

There was only one statement that was false, and that's that America was the first to end racism. But without the US, likely the other side would win WWI and WWII.

On immigration? Fact Check: probably mostly true. It's hyperbolic and even ambiguous to say "everyone". Who is "everyone"? It's obvious that most people stay in the country of their origin. So likely most of them don't want to immigrate here. But, it's fair to say that US is on top of the list of countries people have immigrated to, BY A LOT. If you're wanting to leave your country the US is the most popular choice.

https://www.un.org/en/development/desa/population/migration/publications/migrationreport/docs/InternationalMigration2019_Report.pdf

In 2019, two thirds of all international migrants were living in just 20 countries. The largest number of international migrants (51 million) resided in the United States of America, equal to about 19 per cent of the world’s total. Germany and Saudi Arabia hosted the second and third largest numbers of international migrants worldwide (around 13 million each), followed by the Russian Federation (12 million) and the United Kingdom (10 million).

So. Does all that mean the US is the greatest country ever? Well, it's subjective. People get to think so. There's nothing wrong with that.

 

[Kutnupe14]

There was only one statement that was false, and that's that America was the first to end racism. But without the US, likely the other side would win WWI and WWII.

On immigration? Fact Check: probably mostly true. It's hyperbolic and even ambiguous to say "everyone". Who is "everyone"? It's obvious that most people stay in the country of their origin. So likely most of them don't want to immigrate here. But, it's fair to say that US is on top of the list of countries people have immigrated to, BY A LOT. If you're wanting to leave your country the US is the most popular choice.

https://www.un.org/en/development/desa/population/migration/publications/migrationreport/docs/InternationalMigration2019_Report.pdf

So. Does all that mean the US is the greatest country ever? Well, it's subjective. People get to think so. There's nothing wrong with that.

False. And common misconception held by Americans. American involvement did speed up the end of WW2, in Europe, but wasn't the essential component to final victory. The United States entered the War Dec 7, 1941. June 1941, the Russians had turned the tide on Germany. Now if by "saved Europe," he meant from Communism, ok sure, I'll concede that point. But as far as the Nazis go, the American contribution to the War in Europe was hastening it. Now, note I said "in Europe," not Asia. American involvement did make the difference.

 

[corywj]

Lightfoot is many things, the most dangerous of which is the archetype she represents for leftist ideology; she is a categorical extension of the racism they pretend to fight, and another absurd example of modern society.

 

[Mikey1911]

False. And common misconception held by Americans. American involvement did speed up the end of WW2, in Europe, but wasn't the essential component to final victory. The United States entered the War Dec 7, 1941. June 1941, the Russians had turned the tide on Germany. Now if by "saved Europe," he meant from Communism, ok sure, I'll concede that point. But as far as the Nazis go, the American contribution to the War in Europe was hastening it. Now, note I said "in Europe," not Asia. American involvement did make the difference.

That’s a pretty good trick, the Soviet Union having “turned the tide on Germany” in June 1941, given that the German invasion of the USSR commenced 22 June 1941 and was at the gates of Moscow in early December 1941 (just before Pearl Harbor and Adolf’s subsequent declaration of war against the United States).

 

[d.kaufman]

I'll bet reverse racism isn't a public health emergency

Whites told they must pay $50 'reparations' to attend city park event | WND | by Bob Unruh

A radio talk-show host has revealed that organizations of a black "pride" event at a public park are insisting that white people must pay a "reparations" fee of up to $50 in order to enter in a race-based maneuver that has the endorsement of mayoral candidate Lorena Gonzalez.

www.wnd.com

 

[Cameramonkey]

I'll bet reverse racism isn't a public health emergency

Whites told they must pay $50 'reparations' to attend city park event | WND | by Bob Unruh

A radio talk-show host has revealed that organizations of a black "pride" event at a public park are insisting that white people must pay a "reparations" fee of up to $50 in order to enter in a race-based maneuver that has the endorsement of mayoral candidate Lorena Gonzalez.

www.wnd.com

Nope. We deserve it.

 

[jamil]

I'll bet reverse racism isn't a public health emergency

Whites told they must pay $50 'reparations' to attend city park event | WND | by Bob Unruh

A radio talk-show host has revealed that organizations of a black "pride" event at a public park are insisting that white people must pay a "reparations" fee of up to $50 in order to enter in a race-based maneuver that has the endorsement of mayoral candidate Lorena Gonzalez.

www.wnd.com

City park? Ya, that should go to court.

 

[d.kaufman]

City park? Ya, that should go to court.

I would sure hope so however it is Seattle

 

[NHT3]

(Archie Bunker voice) Aw geesh little goil, foist ya marry a meathead, now ya guilting peoples into donating on commoishalls.

Pretty sure just the mention of Archie Bunker could be considered racist, and then there's this.

 

[Leadeye]

Lightfoot's new idea is nothing more than money for the machine. She will get credit from the machine for earning if she can make it work, if not I would imagine she will go the way of Jane Byrne.

A lot of Americans died in WW2 trying to keep the Axis from running the world, but just as important was what FDR referred to as the Arsenal of Democracy. This country dominated the entire world in war production during WW2 providing all the allies with the logistics required for modern war at the time while still advancing the technology of war to then unimaginable levels. They don't still call trucks Steudebakers in Russia for nothing.

 

[KLB]

False. And common misconception held by Americans. American involvement did speed up the end of WW2, in Europe, but wasn't the essential component to final victory. The United States entered the War Dec 7, 1941. June 1941, the Russians had turned the tide on Germany. Now if by "saved Europe," he meant from Communism, ok sure, I'll concede that point. But as far as the Nazis go, the American contribution to the War in Europe was hastening it. Now, note I said "in Europe," not Asia. American involvement did make the difference.

You really need to study history better. On top of the timing of the initial invasion, there is also the massive amount of aid given to the USSR in the Lend Lease program, as well as keeping another front open to keep Germany from concentrating all its might on one front. Hitler did do most everything in his power to lose the war, but they very well might have won if we had not intervened.

Lend-Lease - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[jsx1043]

I'll bet reverse racism isn't a public health emergency

Whites told they must pay $50 'reparations' to attend city park event | WND | by Bob Unruh

A radio talk-show host has revealed that organizations of a black "pride" event at a public park are insisting that white people must pay a "reparations" fee of up to $50 in order to enter in a race-based maneuver that has the endorsement of mayoral candidate Lorena Gonzalez.

www.wnd.com

Anybody who pays to go to that deserves to a stupid fee.

 

[printcraft]

False. And common misconception held by Americans. American involvement did speed up the end of WW2, in Europe, but wasn't the essential component to final victory. The United States entered the War Dec 7, 1941. June 1941, the Russians had turned the tide on Germany. Now if by "saved Europe," he meant from Communism, ok sure, I'll concede that point. But as far as the Nazis go, the American contribution to the War in Europe was hastening it. Now, note I said "in Europe," not Asia. American involvement did make the difference.

This must be where your "more traveled and read that some others on INGO" self opinion paid off.

 

[jamil]

Anybody who pays to go to that deserves to a stupid fee.

If stupid doesn’t hurt it should at least have an admission fee.

 

[BugI02]

This Wokeness crap just might be the tipping point for the destruction of this country.

My hope is that it brings about the destruction of the Democratic Party first

 

[BugI02]

False. And common misconception held by Americans. American involvement did speed up the end of WW2, in Europe, but wasn't the essential component to final victory. The United States entered the War Dec 7, 1941. June 1941, the Russians had turned the tide on Germany. Now if by "saved Europe," he meant from Communism, ok sure, I'll concede that point. But as far as the Nazis go, the American contribution to the War in Europe was hastening it. Now, note I said "in Europe," not Asia. American involvement did make the difference.

Hmmm. Stalingrad was a year later in August 1942. Kursk was a year after that

Marshall Zhukov is confused

 

[Colt556]

Hmmm. Stalingrad was a year later in August 1942. Kursk was a year after that

Marshall Zhukov is confused

The United States sent Russia thousands of trucks, many of them Studebakers built right here in Indiana, fighters, bombers, transport planes, ammunition, fuel and food to survive and fight the Germans. We also supplied many other countries, including England, a great deal of the same things to keep them in the fight. Without the night of American industry the world would be a completely different place today.