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White_Savage said:Ah Jervey, that's the thing. If I may butcher an old cliche abit, the racial makeup of the NFL is the pointing finger and not the moon, a finger you ceaselessly encourage us to fixate on.
Having more Whites running with a football is relatively unimportant, even utterly unimportant, compared with social engineering aspect. If legislation were passed forcing the NFL to have racially proportionate team lineups, because after all, the races are equal and interchangeable, then I would consider that a loss rather than a gain, on so many levels, for freedom, honesty, and racial realism.
The fact that "affirmitive action" for football has not been fomented by a social do-gooder demonstrates that they have motives other than stated. The fact that the average White would poo-poo such an effort and loudly claim the superiority of the alien demonstrates how effective the brainwashing has been. The fact that you yourself poo-poo any conspiracy theory demonstrates deliberate intellectual dishonesty, since even a casual knowledge of history reveals it to be one long series of conspiracies, whose details only come to light with the passage of time. With hindsight, we can see a part of what went on beneath the surface in the past, yet you would deny that there is any reality but the apparent one in the present.
I'm speaking to non-sentient systems of cultural cause-and-effect. You're alluding to conspiracies. I love a good conspiracy, but absense of evidence lends to presumption of the former. The very term "affirmative action" is a defacto statement to African-American affirmation in practice. This is a peculiarity of common vernacular and semantics, not evidence to any over-arching racialist program, except as a by-product.Edited by: JerveyGotGypped