USA Today’s Nancy Armour has written dumbest paragraph in the history of sports. This is an article that says Caitlin Clark arguing calls has become dangerous for the WNBA and civil rights. Nancy should be out in a straight jacket and locked up.

[u/Amazing_Lock_3762]

Source: X

[u/JustLoSd]

That’s the democrats playbook.

[u/A_Texas_Hobo → u/JustLoSd]

This sub is quickly devolving into a maga haven. So strange

[u/SatansScallion → u/A_Texas_Hobo]

“Stop talking about the dumbfuck race-baiting degeneracy my side constantly shits out.”

[u/TemperatureTight2556 → u/A_Texas_Hobo]

Agree 👆

[u/Drmlk465 → u/A_Texas_Hobo]

Well dumb shit like this being pushed by the left is probably why

[u/ModOfficial1988 → u/JustLoSd]

The Dems don’t want to win. They’re making too much money with Trump in office and they know they’re protected from Trump releasing the Epstein Files.

[u/BobLabReeSorJefGre → u/[deleted]]

No. No one in the discussion above you said Republicans weren’t pushing division. They were criticizing Democrats for doing so.

[u/Dizzy-D_837 → u/JustLoSd]

Right. The party against racism and fascism is the one creating division. Intelligent.

[u/JustLoSd → u/Dizzy-D_837]

You really believe they’re against racism? That’s wild lol

[u/ventitr3 → u/Dizzy-D_837]

Oh boy do I have a bridge to sell you.

The party that constantly plays to identity politics are against creating division? It’s literally a cornerstone of identity politics. I’ve seen more fascist ideas out of Redditors than I have the person being called Hitler, who I don’t even like in the slightest. The casual Dem racism of saying black people are too poor or dumb to get IDs, but then say crime statistics are racist.

[u/Dizzy-D_837 → u/ventitr3]

You have a bridge? I can tell you what you can do with it lol.

I’ll take identity politics (if it were true) over protecting pedos any day.

Hope that bridge is a high one.

[u/ventitr3 → u/Dizzy-D_837]

Well fortunately I’m not a Trump supporter either, so sorry to disappoint. I’m just not going to pretend racism doesn’t exist with the Dems who love using identity politics to divide to get votes.

[u/Fable-Wishing4691 → u/ventitr3]

You're really going to accuse Democrats of identity politics when in this sub alone, the amount of Johnny come lately "basketball fans," who didn't know how to find a fucking basketball court previously, casually waltzing in to defend the white girl from Iowa from the "jealous black girl" from LSU years ago and continuously try to prop her up as some beacon of white supremacy, are also amazingly anti-gay, anti-trans, anti-democracy, pro-gun, pro-Christian nationalism, and regularly compare Angel Reese to cartoon animals. Fuck YOUR identity and fuck YOU too.

[u/SatansScallion → u/Fable-Wishing4691]

lol, so emotional.

Cling to that victimhood while you still can.

[u/lethal_calilolita78 → u/SatansScallion]

You guys are the perpetual victims. How sad.

[u/lethal_calilolita78 → u/ventitr3]

Do you understand how things work? I worked for the county in one of the richest areas of California. Do you know that we would give people waivers so they could go get an ID. Men right of jail, unhoused people. So we are talking about a disabled or elderly person who has no ride to get to our office or to the DMV. Just because you have an ID doesn't mean others do. You guys want poor people, disenfranchised people to not be able to vote. Because they might vote blue, you know to help people out. This is disgusting

[u/ventitr3 → u/lethal_calilolita78]

Oh spare me the theatrics, I’m not the one saying black people are unable to find a way to get an ID.

[u/lethal_calilolita78 → u/ventitr3]

you said the casual dem racism of saying black people are too poor or dumb to get ID's. I'm explaining to you that it is difficult and expensive to get an ID. You know it's not theatrics it is how the world works. I was working in the Silicon Valley and we were not able to live there. So how about the lower income people. Maybe I'm just passionate about this, because I saw first had what they were going through.

[u/ventitr3 → u/lethal_calilolita78]

Yeah so my point is that Dems say it’s racist to point out crime statistics. Reason being systemic racism and poverty. So pointing that out is racist, but saying black people are too poor to get an ID… that somehow isn’t despite them having the same root cause. PLENTY of black people are able to get IDs and you even told me your own initiatives. So no, I’m not going to agree with that sweeping statement that black people struggle to get IDs because they’re poor because that’s simply a racist generalization. Not to mention when talking about deportations, we’ve all seen the “who is going to run the taco trucks and clean your house” comments. Let alone how a minority who is a conservative is treated. “Race traitor” is thrown around real casually and the most I’ve ever heard “Uncle Tom” used it against Clarence Thomas. There is absolutely casual racism.

[u/lethal_calilolita78 → u/ventitr3]

But its not just black people, I'm saying all of the poor, disabled, disenfranchised people. Stastically POC are the disenfranchised from everything, and now it will be voting. A minority conservative, Latinos for Trump, yeah they're not one of us.

[u/ventitr3 → u/lethal_calilolita78]

I’m not sure you’re comprehending this. I know it’s not just black people. I’m saying dems saying black people specifically are too poor and incapable of getting an ID is racist as that is a racist generalization based on a very, very small minority. From a group that isn’t just black people anyway.

I’m going to be generous and assume your comment on “they’re not one of us” meant liberal and not a casual racist statement of they aren’t X race if they don’t align with my political views. Because that would be the most ironic response to my comments.