freitasm:

 

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The "civil war in America in all but name." is not a consequence of the "Dems never have accepted Hillary's defeat" but a consequence of oppressed minorities, institutional racism, government crumbling during a pandemic and more.

 

Hmm, I am not sure how America is supposed to be "systemically racist" though. Obama was elected twice, and wouldn't have been if not for the votes of a great number of white people. Would a racist country do that? And as far as the cities where the protests are happening, they are all run by Democrats who are mostly not white. 

To start, you have as the city Mayor, Jacob Frey, an avowed leftist who follows a string of Democratic liberal leaders. The last time a Republican was elected to run the city was 1957. The police chief of Minneapolis is Medaria Arradondo, a black police official. The federal representative for the city, in Washington, is the famed female POC Ilhan Omar, and the top cop for the state is another POC and former head of the DNC, Attorney General Keith Ellison. Are these the leaders perpetuating the culture of white supremacy?

 

Just to add to the list, you have Minnesota headed by Democrat Tim Walz, the state is served by two Democrat senators, including Amy Klobuchar who spent years as an acting state attorney in a few offices, and even the sister city of Saint Paul has as its Mayor, Melvin Carter, another POC leader. These would be the people operating the ‘’racist and prejudicial system and culture’’.

So yeh, I don't see where this charge of racism comes in 🙁

As far as minorities, Trump has done more for minorities than Obama ever did. Trump has pushed funding for historically black colleges and universities, the criminal justice reforms of the First Step Act and policies aimed at boosting the economies of depressed areas of the country through “opportunity zones” that were included in the Trump tax cuts of 2017. What did Obama do?