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Originally posted by Rudey
Well if there are no specific black problems then really there is no need for anyone to talk about the black community and how politicians don't address their problems.
-Rudey
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VERY VERY good point Rudey. Some people want it both ways...they want to say there are no problems in the black community (any different from other communities) but at the same time they want to know how a candidate plans on reaching out to specific problems that face the african american community...
I think some people get caught up in the debating that they don't realize what they're saying doesn't make sense.
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Originally posted by Honeykiss1974
guess its ok to reply to countless thread on GC about how tacky some of OUR people can be (when it comes to behaviors, clothing, etc.) or even the countless threads about a certain problem disproportionately affecting the black community (AIDS, incarceration rates, etcs.) , but NOW - its taboo according to some because its not in an NPHC thread? Now having dialogue about the problems of the black community and what to do about them has someone been turned into "I'm better than those negros" attitude?? Ok, I am officially SMH now. All this because of WHERE this thread is? I guess this is the same thing as Bill making his comments in front of a non-black audience as he did with his first speach.
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^5!
Dang girl, you're the only person I can quote and don't have much to add!
