Systemic Racism? Make Them Prove It. - Andrew McCarthy

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Sure, you can call what the Bishops were writing about as racism, maybe systemic racism. It’s a bit unclear. There is a more precise definition.
Were the Bishops were writing about one kind of systemic racism and Andrew McCarthy writing about a different kind of systemic racism? If so, why should we care more about that racism the Andrew McCarthy defines and then says doesn’t exist than we do about the racism the bishops write about and say does exist? Isn’t the racism that does exist more important than the racism that doesn’t exist?
 
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Aren’t you arguing on another thread that just because a protester has a homemade sign saying Black Lives Matter and is wearing a BLM. com t-shirt doesn’t mean they are signing on to all the Marxist stuff on the BLM. com website?
That makes sense. Nobody cares about that Marxist stuff on the website except the far right critics of the movement.
 
That makes sense. Nobody cares about that Marxist stuff on the website except the far right critics of the movement.
Who is nobody? I know a lot of people who care about this. The main stream media, which is mostly left, does not care. It does not suit their narrative of the truth. The Right wing media emphasizes on it and “Fear-mongers” But the truth is not in the middle. More people have died from BLM riots, that black people killed by cops this year.

One more note, those Riots are already in the suburbs and going to senators houses, ar doxing people. They are terrorizing civilians, destroying cities and towns. That is what BLM has done.

Then we have the left, fear-mongering on the proud boys, which are a very small group of people in comparison, and they have not killed anyone as I recall. But it is Racism says the media.

Once again, the problem is the media. The average Joe, wants to drink a beer, watch the game, and trash talk to their friends, while eating hot wings.
 
Do you mean when, for example, universities award (or deny) admission to students based on immutable characteristics, instead of merit?
That’s definitely one of the most visible part of it.
 
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Do you mean when, for example, universities award (or deny) admission to students based on immutable characteristics, instead of merit?
That’s definitely one of the most visible part of it.
I agree that Asian and Jewish Americans should not be denied admission based on a quota.
 
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