re: Scott Woodward was 99% correct

"systemic racism" is just an unprovable boogeyman.

The demand for racism was greater than the supply, so they invented a never-ending source -- everything.

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This. Well said, my Dr.Pepper buddy.

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Man where have you been? Looks like we gonna have to put that Dr. Pepper on ice for awhile.

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If you are not a racist then it shouldn't bother you. It's like all Muslims are not terrorist, yet we had a Muslim ban, all Black people are not "thugs". So if you don't fit the narrative, why does it bother you?

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Absofrickinglutely!!! No one has said all white people are racists, like no one has said all cops are bad. It's not an either or proposition.

White people have stood alongside black people against white racism from the very beginning starting with John Brown. Many whites have been brutalized and murdered along with blacks in that fight.

A certain segment of the white community were angered by those whites who fought against white racism. They were called all sorts of names including race traitors and ni$#&r lovers. Their lives were in danger the same as blacks for the audacity of seeking equality for black people.

Times change but the players remain the same. Blacks seeking equality and justice in America. A segment of white society who recognizes the racism and supports them in their struggle. And another segment of white society angered by that struggle and in denial that racism exists. And the best goes on.

Please name one law that discriminates against minorities. You see the law is black and white, how it is subjectively applied is the problem.

Lester Earl: Systemic Racism in short is a theory that has been re-purposed by BLM stating the foundations of America were put in place by one race and continue to this day to strategically keep another race from being successful.
It’s just not true. The proof is in the relationships you and I both have in our lives of people who are another color. They cheer us on and support us as they genuinely want us to succeed. Not all people of other races want to see those of another race fail.
Yes, racism DOES exist in America no doubt, but there are also people of all colors who genuinely care for and support each other.
The problem with the systemic racism theory is that it is too big of a broad brush stroke and the personal relationships we have in our own lives are proof that good genuine people of all colors exist that love us.