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Caliman73

(11,767 posts)
16. Damn, if only the people we admire for somethings were utterly perfect in all things..
Wed Oct 13, 2021, 06:03 PM
Oct 2021

I disagree strongly with RBG on this issue, especially given that the place where "they came from" was America and many in his generation, as well as their grandparents, were not afforded a "decent life".

Just because you yourself may have experienced discrimination and struggled for rights, doesn't automatically make you open to the rights of others. That is something that we all have to remember.

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Well ... this should be interesting Hugh_Lebowski Oct 2021 #1
lmaoooooooo WhiskeyGrinder Oct 2021 #3
right result, wrong reason Hamlette Oct 2021 #4
What questions would you ask to make "They probably could not have lived in the places they came WhiskeyGrinder Oct 2021 #5
I just would have loved to argue that point with her Hamlette Oct 2021 #10
Her legacy on race (and criminal justice, for that matter) is not great. WhiskeyGrinder Oct 2021 #11
Such as? BlueLucy Oct 2021 #17
Her record. WhiskeyGrinder Oct 2021 #18
Why infantilize her Dorian Gray Oct 2021 #19
That's baloney. She was sharp as a tack. nilram Oct 2021 #6
Her comments certainly track with her record. WhiskeyGrinder Oct 2021 #12
Which things in particular? Although she's an icon in many ways nilram Oct 2021 #13
Savannah GUTHRIE/NBC interview due 10-19. Has been blackballed by CBS. Rough book tour all around. UTUSN Oct 2021 #2
Brooks argued that she should remove the statements because.. Patton French Oct 2021 #7
She didn't like flag burning but recognized it as freedom of speech arlyellowdog Oct 2021 #8
Couric? Not worth the time. LiberalFighter Oct 2021 #9
RBG apologized and said her comments were "unduly dismissive and harsh " DemocratSinceBirth Oct 2021 #14
Idols sometimes have feet of clay. This is saddening to hear. brush Oct 2021 #15
Damn, if only the people we admire for somethings were utterly perfect in all things.. Caliman73 Oct 2021 #16
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