A Republic, not a Democracy
- Thread starter Boilermaker03
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The vast majority have only heard democracy and have no idea the difference. There is no logical reason to expect equality of results...ever. Nothing wrong with attempting to make equality of inputs within reason, but that too is an impossibility. At what expense take place in attempting to equalize inputs, because there is an expense of failure to accomplish such...AND no matter what any entity does there exists consequential knowledge differences in all people.
Thomas Sowell goes into lengths to show the rise above poverty with data which was 16 to 17 times greater in the 40s and again in the 50s for blacks than after the social fallacies of the 60s which was around 1%. This is all about more control by the government and we find that victimhood has been promoted as the doormat of white supremacy...and that gets gobbled up as an attempt to divide the country calling in more government control and loss of liberty.
"The 2020 U.S. census showed that Asians of Chinese, Japanese, Indian and Korean ancestry had higher incomes than whites. Among full-time, year round workers, Asian Indian males earned over $39,000 a year "more" than white male, full time, year round workers. Is this the "white supremacy" we hear so much about?" So an obvious question is why were they so successful and others not?
Sample reading here https://www.amazon.com/Social-Justi...?asin=1541603923&revisionId=&format=4&depth=1
As typical for Thomas, this book has 57 pages of referenced studies and materials and so as usual there is a LOT of background into which he writes
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Oh, not according to BNI. Thomas Sowell is a Sam** that is a race traitor. How dare he use facts to combat the narrative that his race is supposed to believe in.
A democratic constitutional representative republic.
Thing is, both parties have been completely captured by the corporate lobby. A form of neo-Feudalism today. But hey, the powers that be absolutely LOVE it when we bicker about trivial things, instead of focusing or real issues.
