Comments on: Trump-Associated Legal Firm Sues USDA for ‘Anti-White Racism’

By: Thomas Campbell

Thomas Campbell — Tue, 08 Jun 2021 05:05:19 +0000

It is really sad to see arguments such as this one. I believe the author to be a good person, taking a stand for what they believe is true and right. We all have blind spots though, especially when politicians are working so hard to poke out everyone’s eyes. Does anyone really think that to fix racism we need to institute more racism? History is littered with examples of how terrible this becomes and we need to be wise enough to learn from that history. A move like this vulcanizes the public, as does the natural reactions that everyone would have on any side of the issue, but the reality is that this only drives a wedge between us rather than bringing us together. We should understand that these things are DESIGNED to divide us, so we run to support a canidate based on <1% similar beliefs. The politicians are the problem, they were the problem before, and they will always be the problem as long as we pay more attention to the headlines and ignore the fine print.

By: Peter Molenaar

Peter Molenaar — Tue, 04 May 2021 18:44:25 +0000

In reply to Laura. Laura, although my ancestral line on this continent stems largely from agriculturalists, I am presently retired from 35 year's worth of hard labor in an iron foundry. Your personal attacks against me are presumptuous (to say the least). Actually, this particular partisan of "We the American working class, taxpayers" understands that most wealth in this country flows from inherited wealth (10% owns 80%) and that, going forward, taxation must reflect the slogan: Tax the Rich. Your attacks are unwarranted and convey at least the appearance of "Trumpism".

By: Laura

Laura — Tue, 04 May 2021 01:29:03 +0000

In reply to Peter Molenaar. Mr. Molenaar, You are welcome to provide your wealth to compensate ALL those who have come before us, and were treated in a manner unacceptable to 99% of we Americans. But do not assume, WE the American working class, taxpayers SHALL be required to provide our blood, sweat, and tears, so YOU can feel RIGHTEOUS and good about yourself. I suggest volunteering at a soup kitchen, you will be amazed how liberating it is. Yours truly , America the beautiful.

By: Peter Molenaar

Peter Molenaar — Mon, 03 May 2021 18:47:08 +0000

In reply to John Strauss. In opposition to J. Strauss, all things considered, I support compensation for the criminality of historic white-supremacy and USDA complicity. Please, do not embarrass yourself with references to "wealthy Nigerians". Perhaps a dictionary will help you to grasp the meaning of 'racism'.

By: John Strauss

John Strauss — Mon, 03 May 2021 15:45:35 +0000

It is illegal to discriminate on the basis of race/skin color – this is an (another) outrageous racist Biden policy – would not stand up in court. Also how black do you have to be to qualify for this race based money? How far do we extend this through society. Do wealthy Nigerians or Caribean immigrants qualify? Opening a nasty can of worms here. But you folks are woke so I guess you don’t see it. I’m hoping for you to fail in all these racist endeavors. Tim Scott is correct – you can’t rectify racism with more racism. You’re also tempting massive blowback in this country from white folks.

By: Ty Buchanan

Ty Buchanan — Thu, 29 Apr 2021 23:13:52 +0000

Far right shows its true colors again. They will be trying to take away food stamps to the poor because it discriminates against the wealthy next.