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Originally Posted by bill_daniels (Post 1860881)

https://media.gab.com/system/media_a...9dd4ede412.mp4

When racism is in your bones, it will leach out at every opportunity. People that are not racists, are accused by liberals of racism all the time while it goes ignored right in front of them.

Democrats will spin it as racist while normal people with common sense will understand the message. It’s a great parody showing how democrats talk down to minorities while calling conservatives racist.

now help me understand. Is Biden saying that the reason rural and minorities are not getting vaccines is because they don't know how to get in lines? Is that really the problem. I don't think so. I have heard other reasons. Hell, I saw on tv the other day that it is because of what happened in Alabama 70 years ago.

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Originally Posted by Olustee bus (Post 1860973)

now help me understand. Is Biden saying that the reason rural and minorities are not getting vaccines is because they don't know how to get in lines? Is that really the problem. I don't think so. I have heard other reasons. Hell, I saw on tv the other day that it is because of what happened in Alabama 70 years ago.

I guess one of our black members will have to chime in on that one. I never heard of the Tuskegee debacle until the COVID vaccine. From what I understand, it was a withholding of the syphilis vaccine. Looking 70 years in our past is a bit of a stretch. Are Japanese Americans still afraid of being locked up?

The troubling part is it went on so long without any medical workers saying anything. Tell me again that you want the government deciding your health care!

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TUSKEGEE, Ala. (AP) — Decades later, it’s still hard to grasp what the federal government did to hundreds of black men in rural Alabama — even if you’re among their descendants, lighting candles in their memory.

For 40 years starting in 1932, medical workers in the segregated South withheld treatment for unsuspecting men infected with a sexually transmitted disease simply so doctors could track the ravages of the horrid illness and dissect their bodies afterward.

Finally exposed in 1972, the study ended and the men sued, resulting in a $9 million settlement. Twenty years ago this month, President Bill Clinton apologized for the U.S. government. It seemed to mark the end of this ugly episode, once and for all.

https://apnews.com/article/race-and-...ff042285b54d0e

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Originally Posted by BayouCountry (Post 1860977)

I guess one of our black members will have to chime in on that one. I never heard of the Tuskegee debacle until the COVID vaccine. From what I understand, it was a withholding of the syphilis vaccine. Looking 70 years in our past is a bit of a stretch. Are Japanese Americans still afraid of being locked up?

The troubling part is it went on so long without any medical workers saying anything. Tell me again that you want the government deciding your health care!

https://apnews.com/article/race-and-...ff042285b54d0e

If they voted for Trump, they sure should be afraid of being canceled and locked up. Japanese-Americans who voted for Trump are white supremacists, don't you know?