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I is smart 09/01/17 4:35:26 PM #194:	FrisbeeDude posted... RickyTheBAWSE posted... That_Happened posted... I is smart posted... Instead of pandering nonsense like putting a black person on money, how about using that time and money to do something that would actually help black people? But let's be honest: conservatives complain about this, too. Any money spent on black people is met with screams of double standards and reverse racism. So let's not pretend like you'd be on board for your quoted idea. So much this. Anything seen as inclusion or leveling the playing field for minorities in just about any aspect of American society is typically met with fierce opposition. If you think simply having a black face on money will do anything to really level the playing field, congratulations on falling for the bait. Rather than doing something to actually fix the problem, all they have to do is throw a little piece of candy over their shoulder without caring enough to look at you. gunplagirl posted... I is smart posted... This was a political crock of shit from the beginning. Instead of pandering nonsense like putting a black person on money, how about using that time and money to do something that would actually help black people? You know, something more than just making the less intelligent among them feel better because they're "being represented". Seriously, let's say this plan actually went through. What the hell have you actually accomplished? What good have you actually done for the black community by getting the government to waste all that time/money to change a dollar bill? How does this help in any way besides making a relatively small number of people feel slightly better for a little while? Anything to help minorities or representation of them: pandering You couldn't even suggest anything to " actually help " them Representation just for representation's sake is worthless. Again, what good would it actually do? You and your ilk have yet to make any argument in favor of it besides screaming about representation. Hell if anything I'd rather there be no faces whatsoever, save on the ink. As far as why I didn't suggest anything, it's because I'm not in a position to know where the money would be best used. But if you really need a suggestion, how about literally anything besides wasting it on making money more expensive to make? Maybe somewhere in education working on trying to reduce the significantly higher drop-out rate in schools. --- Tah-rah-rah-boom-dee-aaay, did you get yours todaaay? I got mine yesterdaaay, that's why I walk this way. i.imgur.com/FoxGIbC.jpg <cite>I is smart posted [p:885854330] in Trump coul... [t:75728007]...</cite> <quote><cite>FrisbeeDude posted...</cite> <quote><cite>RickyTheBAWSE posted...</cite> <quote><cite>That_Happened posted...</cite> <quote><cite>I is smart posted...</cite> <quote> Instead of pandering nonsense like putting a black person on money, how about using that time and money to do something that would actually help black people? </quote> But let's be honest: conservatives complain about this, too. Any money spent on black people is met with screams of double standards and reverse racism. So let's not pretend like you'd be on board for your quoted idea.</quote></quote> So much this. Anything seen as inclusion or leveling the playing field for minorities in just about any aspect of American society is typically met with fierce opposition.</quote> If you think simply having a black face on money will do anything to really level the playing field, congratulations on falling for the bait. Rather than doing something to actually fix the problem, all they have to do is throw a little piece of candy over their shoulder without caring enough to look at you. <cite>gunplagirl posted...</cite> <quote><cite>I is smart posted...</cite> <quote>This was a political crock of shit from the beginning. Instead of pandering nonsense like putting a black person on money, how about using that time and money to do something that would actually help black people? You know, something more than just making the less intelligent among them feel better because they're "being represented". Seriously, let's say this plan actually went through. What the hell have you actually accomplished? What good have you actually done for the black community by getting the government to waste all that time/money to change a dollar bill? How does this help in any way besides making a relatively small number of people feel slightly better for a little while?</quote> Anything to help minorities or representation of them: pandering You couldn't even suggest anything to " actually help " them</quote> Representation just for representation's sake is worthless. Again, what good would it actually do? You and your ilk have yet to make any argument in favor of it besides screaming about representation. Hell if anything I'd rather there be no faces whatsoever, save on the ink. As far as why I didn't suggest anything, it's because I'm not in a position to know where the money would be best used. But if you really need a suggestion, how about literally anything besides wasting it on making money more expensive to make? Maybe somewhere in education working on trying to reduce the significantly higher drop-out rate in schools. --- Tah-rah-rah-boom-dee-aaay, did you get yours todaaay? I got mine yesterdaaay, that's why I walk this way. i.imgur.com/FoxGIbC.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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