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What's the Real Race Issue Here?

Snarkasterous1 Wrote: Oct 08, 2012 2:05 PM

Interesting - from an utterly irrelevant, individually-biased, and absurd standpoint. Libbies like to bleat about how police focus unduly on black neighborhoods. Of course, that's where a HUGELY disproportionate percentage of crime occurs. At the same time, inhabitants of those crime-plagued neighborhoods complain of insufficient policing - due, natch, to racism. Guess only liberals can identify the "just right" level of attention paid by law enforcement to each group of citizens, divided by degree of skin pigmentation. Just MY observation... And, by the way, my experience on the road is nothing at all like yours. - Snark

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What's the Real Race Issue Here?

Twice Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren have faced off in televised debates, and twice the Massachusetts Senate candidates traded blows over Warren's claim to American Indian ancestry within seconds of the opening bell. The Republican incumbent and his Democratic challenger have launched dueling campaign ads calling even more attention to the issue, and there has even been a mini-kerfuffle over the low-rent antics of a few Brown staff members, who were filmed war-whooping and tomahawk-chopping at a campaign event in Dorchester.

Plainly the question of Warren's Cherokee heritage isn't going away any time soon. I'll be surprised if...

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