It's politically destructive if they falsely frame what these bills are REALLY about, and demonize it.sam lefthand wrote: ↑Sat Nov 13, 2021 6:24 pm I didn't make a statement indicating that I disagreed with it GoUnion. I said it was a politically destructive position to take. That's what that news paper editorial said about it too.
I have made plenty of statements in the past which are similar to yours about what Black people face, I feel for them, I really do. I can also understand why words like "reform" have been worn out by the past usage, then noting changes, there is no reform.
However that doesn't change the assessment that it's a politically destructive position to take. My position is tempered by the question, do you want Democrats or Republicans to be in charge?
The math is straight forward.
If nothing at all is done, then it doesn't really matter WHO is in charge, does it?
I mean, even though NONE of these bills were using the language, it really didn't matter to the right, now, did it?
It's certainly a problem, and hatred of black people is something the right does a really good job of selling. But what WE don't need to do is agree with the false framing the right keeps using. And that's what I see some on this board doing, including you to at least some extent. Blue Dog Dem is all in on that framing.