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As for threats, well politcal leaders have always had threats made against them and probably always will.
James wrote: If people in the South continue to display this attitude then the federal government should deny these cities any federal benefits.
This is just ridiculous. As a matter of fact his entire last paragraph is something I would like James to tell us how that would work. This I got to hear.
I want to offer a challenge to James. James, find me one commercial on TV that depicts a criminal that isnt white. When you cant, well then at that point you have seen modern day discrimination in my opinion.
The thing I hate about asking people like James a question is that usually they go into a rant and never answer the question.