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In reply to the discussion: How you can tell if Sanders speaks to the concerns of people of color [View all]BainsBane
(57,741 posts)It's hardly persuasive. Whatever, I don't really give a shit. You obviously can't articulate a point and what you consider offensive doesn't interest me.
Yeah, it's truly awful of me not to claim I know what is good for people of color. It's awful for me to point out that they will demonstrate that through their votes. If I weren't offensive, I would tell them they are too uniformed or ignorant to know who they should vote for, that they aren't as smart as the white members of the DU keyboard intelligentsia. I could even argue that "corporations" had planted women and people of color in the Democratic party to subvert it from its true mission. I could post an OP arguing against diversity, that the entire concept was a neoliberal plot. I could post a speech by a former Klansman and then defend the Klan because the person was critical of a politician not very popular around here. That's what passes for non-offensive among the peanut gallery here. But noting that people will show who best speaks to their issues by their votes, that's offensive.