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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Imagine if our streets and communities weren't flooded with guns. There is blood on the hands of every republican in this country. [/quote]

The Republicans have to move on the gun debate. But at the end of the day, the most important factor by far in explaining disparities in all manner of life outcomes (poverty, unemployment, crime, education) is whether you were born out-of-wedlock.  And we all know the statistics are not pretty. Until the Democrats are willing to have a conversation about this, the gunfire will continue.  [/quote]

Democrats are already pro-choice and in favor of policies that increase education, jobs, and alleviate poverty. So, what's your point? That they should be in favor of forced-marriage and polygamy?

I'm sincerely not following exactly what you think Democrats haven't done on these issues.[/quote]

They should be in favor of policies that encourage stable families.  Instead, Democrats have hitched their wagons to a BLM movement that is very publicly “committed to disrupting the Western-prescribed nuclear family structure.”  Fairly soon 90% of AA babies will be born out of wedlock.  This is an existential crisis for our country.  Available guns + no fathers = 16th & R.   Wake up people.  [/quote]

Maybe if our government hadn't flooded black communities with crack and criminalized black men, their families wouldn't have been disrupted and the ripple effect that we are seeing would not be happening.

Not to mention white violence--what are you proposing to do about that? Are no white fathers absent?

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So the 1994 crime bill that you say “criminalized” black men was written by Joe Biden (D), supported by dozens of prominent pastors who signed a letter in support of the bill, had the support of black mayors (including Kurt Schmoke (D) of Baltimore) and Rep. Kweisi Mfume (D) then chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC).  It was signed by President Clinton (D).  And now the same crowd is endorsing disrupting nuclear families.

Yet, somehow this is all the Republicans fault?

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If you read my post more carefully, you would see no mention of political parties. Now are you going to answer my question?[/quote]

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