[TheRealThing]

I picked a few things out of your post.

We do enslave people in the United States, but it's not a race. That's a different topic when we want talk Trump, Epstein, Maxwell, Dershowitz and Clinton. :eyeroll:

Whew...that is a doozy! It took a while, but eventually all men came together in the 1960's and began to get along.:lame: Do you realize how whitewashed that is?

I agree that races are suspicious. You know why? implicit bias and racism that is normally taught by those that come before them.

I would have more confidence facing Randy Johnson than I do getting anything through to BGR. Maybe I can foul one off and keep the first baseman awake. :HitWall:

We need their labor. When it's convenient we use them as a political football, but whatever the case is, the goalposts are always moving for these folks. Some get to find a place to settle until their immigration goes through; others are always inches away from an ICE raid and a cage.

There are thousands of athletes telling you white privilege exists, yet you hang your hat on the younger generation wearing their jerseys as proof that it doesn't? :zzz:
Hell, maybe it is proof that racist sentiments are dying, but white privilege is no lie. Whites on both sides of the political spectrum enjoy a luxury minorites do not. You will never listen to me, but step outside of your comfort zone that tells you everything you love hearing and listen to a different perspectives on the topic

Number one, I said it was the United States that led the way to abolishing slavery. An institution which still flourishes and is as old as man. And you're complaining that no one listens to you on BGR? :hilarious: IMHO, you have no life experience, no particular association to justify your social justice ridiculousness, and no honor. You're a quintessential poster boy for what not to do, think or say. I will never listen to the first thing you ever say. But if you think I'm the only one on here that thinks that way you're even more untethered than you seem. And that's saying something.

Number two, you couldn't foul off a pitch from a girl.

Number three, experience is the best teacher. I have it. So don't talk to me like you've got any kind of handle on life in this land. I worked hard for the comfort zone in which I live. It's modest, it's earned 100%, and I still pay a ransom in taxes each year. You know, my fair share? To take care of others? Giving via Uncle Sam and Church is the reality of my white privilege. But if nothing else, if you'd the slightest glimmer, you would know that a white person's greatest threat out in the work a day world, are other white people. There is fierce competition in this life by design. But no. Cardfan with chin all aquiver with feelings, thinks this life's necessities are just handed to white people, who just show up and automatically get 6 figure jobs. La-La Land fiction. Your number one really is Joy Behar, isn't it?

Number four, the sports jersey comment was to demonstrate the feelings normal people of our culture have for their fellow man, despite skin color. That is a uniquely American cultural trait born of the going consciousness. There are not thousands of athletes saying white privilege exists.