Lebron: Why doesnt America love us … an answer.

Because the actions of this one individual is an accurate representation of all African-Americans? This is only the “why” for people who enjoy tossing out blanket statements on one side of the matter, while claiming there is “no racism in America” to defend the other. For someone that gets their panties in a bunch over liberal agendas, you sure do like pushing those of the far right, but please…deflect further with the old “I was strategic planner, and racism is worse here and here” horseshit which means fuck all to the conversation at hand because yes, of course, there’s more racism in lesser developed parts of the world, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist here and partly fueled by idiots passing off gross generalizations as truth.

We’ve been posting here for like a week, and you’ve given us your background on multiple occasions in that time in halfassed attempts to defend your thinly veiled racist rants. Kinda hard to forget. Also, if you post dumb shit, it leaves you open to criticism.

I’m attacking the garbage you spew, not you on a personal level, and if by the rules of this forum you can post the things you do as it’s not “blatant racism”, my “attacks” fall under the same loophole Jeremy and Co. have questionably put in place to keep selling to the Geeks+Gamers fanbase…even the worst of it. The worst of it that gives the whole a bad name, kinda like how certain groups of any race, sexual orientation, religion, and political party keeps the neverending cycle of ignorance going by fueling the opposition’s fears and hatred.

Also, those who can’t grasp the bigger picture at hand shouldn’t be tossing around numbers as factual representations unless they have an ongoing pursuit of making their own arguments look dumb.

You can’t see the forest for the god damned trees. This goes beyond politics. It’s the very foundation of the problems with humanity and outside of some cataclysmic event, or a fucking alien invasion causing us to put all of this bullshit aside, it’ll be our downfall. Your data means nothing when it lacks so many factors of why the numbers point that way, and are sadly used all too often to paint all African-Americans in a certain light by those with clear cut prejudices…but go on, please tell us how you used to date a black girl again.

Sorry bud, you bring up a topic for discussion, it’s also open to debate. Though at this point, it’s clear you’re incapable of that as you always fall back on deflection tactics without any grasp of context of the topic at hand and the same old “you’re blind”/ “you need to get your head checked” insults when someone comes at you with an actual argument. This isn’t the far-right echo chamber you may have hoped it would be. If it wasn’t me, eventually it would be someone else…get used to it.

Honestly, I see Lebron’s question as a trap, a set up…for responses just like the OP.  Because to respond to the question as the OP did validates the implied premise that America doesn‘t love black people — which is blatantly wrong and disingenuous.

Who is “America”?  The way Lebron posed the question suggests he doesn’t identify as belonging to “America”, but in fact, he does belong.  We are all “America”, together.

Collectively I wouldn’t say all Americans love all American people.  People love the people they know.  However, one thing I know without a doubt: generally, Americans love our country.  Americans love America.

Speaking for myself, the honest answer to Lebron’s question is:   Who says America doesn’t?  People with a divisive agenda, perhaps??

Unfortunately, there are people on both sides of the spectrum who occupy themselves with tossing kindling on the fire of division and hate to ensure it never dies. I think maintaining an “us vs. them” perspective gives divisive people purpose.  Using one errant person to represent an entire race is simple-minded, at best.