I was waiting for one of these responses to arrive. And just like clockwork...
So let's dig in:
>>the 4th of July supposedly celebrates independence for only part of the population
>Umm yeah, that declaration was for land owning, white men. Native Americans didn't get theirs until 1965. We celebrated it but we knew it wasn't "for us"
Using this illogic, you shouldn't celebrate or support the Democratic party, they're the party of slavery, secession, Jim Crow, and segregation.
>So a country that is built on racism, which the US was, it tends to be everywhere, just not in expressed in objective terms and concepts you'd be familiar with.
So a political party that is built on racism, which the Democratic Party was, it tends to be everywhere, just not in expressed in objective terms and concepts you'd be familiar with.
Btw, I'm sorry for you other people have a different experience from you, and that makes you feel uncomfortable.
Not at all, it's what happened. Even considering it makes you racist and xenophobic adjacent, because "people were in fact using the assertion primarily to express xenophobia, and had no compelling thoughts beyond that."
Even if you were 100% not racist, just alluding to the possibility makes you a Nazi ally.
So let's dig in:
>>the 4th of July supposedly celebrates independence for only part of the population
>Umm yeah, that declaration was for land owning, white men. Native Americans didn't get theirs until 1965. We celebrated it but we knew it wasn't "for us"
Using this illogic, you shouldn't celebrate or support the Democratic party, they're the party of slavery, secession, Jim Crow, and segregation.
>So a country that is built on racism, which the US was, it tends to be everywhere, just not in expressed in objective terms and concepts you'd be familiar with.
So a political party that is built on racism, which the Democratic Party was, it tends to be everywhere, just not in expressed in objective terms and concepts you'd be familiar with.
Btw, I'm sorry for you other people have a different experience from you, and that makes you feel uncomfortable.