Theres a reason we had a suffrage movement & civil rights legislation.
It's to allow inferior people's the opportunity to participate in the society white men created.
Those rights, granted to you by a congress of white men, illustrate my point.
We try to raise the bar by protecting the privileges granted, but the reality is, the inferior mindset of those "protected" continues to be a drain on society. Whether it's urban decay, crime, drugs, etc it's always the same "groups".
That these "groups" continue to advocate for additional protection, additional laws/ rules that force their inclusion in areas of society they otherwise are not qualified to participate in, or where their participation is non logical (i.e. trannys in women's sports, women on front line, getting a seat on SCOTUS just for color, etc) is where the separation shines brightest. This is a merit based society, and that is what liberals fail to comprehend. They want equal outcome, but in reality, all you're promised is equal opportunity; and 70-100 years after the movements of the 20s & 30s (60s) we dont seem to be getting any real achievements from women or blacks.
Instead we have single moms, decling birth rates, poverty, homelessness, welfare, 35% of black men w a felony and 15% of today's youth identifying as gay.
I'd say giving a voice/ vote to the 'protected' classes has been a colossal failure and hasn't raised them up at all, but rather weakened their ability for upward mobility by over exposure to opportunity, and their repeated failure to capitalize on it or invest in themselves.
Archie Bunker isn't your problem. Reality is right before you.
