fr33
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Enough speeches like that could win a general election.
Smoking bans in restaurants and bars.Where do we find Jim Crow today?
Smoking bans in restaurants and bars.Where do we find Jim Crow today?
Smoking bans in restaurants and bars.
Enough speeches like that could win a general election.
Let's assume for the sake of argument that this were true. An increase in the size of the welfare state would be unimaginably better than the present state of Apartheid/Jim Crow that exists today. Surely you agree, yes?
I think Broun's situation is worse. He basically wants to let the problem continue because he doesn't want to deport anyone.
Oh for petes sake, are you trolling me because you're bored?
Where do we find Jim Crow today?
Smoking bans aren't racist but are discriminatory and are forced upon businesses against their will. There is a comparison to be made.Jim Crow is racist by definition. Therefore I don't believe smoking bans would qualify.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Crow_laws
The United States government forcibly prevents persons born in other countries from making mutually beneficial exchanges with persons born in the United States. Banning voluntary exchange was the hallmark of Jim Crow and it continues to this day by another name - immigration restrictions.
Smoking bans aren't racist but are discriminatory
I don't believe this qualifies as racist and cannot, therefore, qualify as Jim Crow. The U.S. forcibly discriminates based upon nationality only with respect to immigration, not race.
spladle said:Okay. Nationalism is a good deal worse than racism.
If a bunch of guys in white robes were trying to lynch me I might disagree.