So the same as blacks and hispanics?

you know better. during my lifetime from reagan, to both bushes, mccain, dole, romney, most republican presidential candidates, many republicans have struggled, with compassion, with the border and immigration issues. you know that and you know that i know that. you also should know that trump is not like most republicans. he's forcing you to become a racist or condemn his racism. he's this generation's wallace.

because trump is making republican decide, the entire party is now forced to join the ranks of "good men" who "do nothing". it's not me who's tarring every republican with the specter of racism.

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Dan Empfield
aka Slowman

Sorry to intrude here. I have read all his posts and have not felt the anger and hate of his heart. But then making observations of a mans heart, well that is getting personal.

I read your posts and his counters, or his posts and your counters and am thankful for the meaningful contribution each presents.

Speaking for myself, any hate and anger in my heart, like PR's on a race course, are distant memories. Whether testosterone reduction related, or just the accumulation of life's experiences, events that once might have brought out hate and anger now bring on anguish and frustration. The difference is way more than semantic. Hate is too toxic, too harmful, too destructive. Anger out of hate can be too intense such that resolution of it's cause might never be realized.

Twenty some years from now (?) maybe you will experience similar feelings.

My daughter recently enrolled my grandson in school. The form was similar to the above. They only allow you to choose one category or another. She refused. She then wrote the school that her son has both 'white' and 'black' ancestry. That his father was born in Africa and his mother in America. That none of the categories accurately categorized him as they designed it. The school is revising the form.

Fair point.

You're stealing George Carlin's shtick