Not to mention that Hillary spent most of her campaign budget building a racist, sexist, minorityist brand for Trump. Since her supporters only consumed information from the liberal media that's the only story they got. And of course, that's what they wanted to believe.
I think it goes deeper than that; liberals see themselves as both smarter (or perhaps more educated) AND more moral than us "dumb racist hicks".
The base fact to them is that since "they care", opposition to them is immoral; and since so much of their "caring" is based upon the "structural racism" they have invented to describe America, opposition to their policy is racist automatically.
Getting back to your point, this "structural racism" is very much a creation of the media (and academia), and used to distract from the welfare-voting plantations the democrats have built by sabotaging black opportunity in this country.
i was one of these "liberals" until i decided that being led to believe things is not me, and actually started doing the reading, learning, talking to people instead of just judging them.
We all get caught up in our own biases. I was a neocon until the year 2006 because I willfully ignored a major observation about the human race, that either the majority a large plurality of people don't want to be responsible for governmental decision-making.
Not to mention that Hillary spent most of her campaign budget building a racist, sexist, minorityist brand for Trump. Since her supporters only consumed information from the liberal media that's the only story they got. And of course, that's what they wanted to believe.
Garbage in. Garbage out.
I think it goes deeper than that; liberals see themselves as both smarter (or perhaps more educated) AND more moral than us "dumb racist hicks".
The base fact to them is that since "they care", opposition to them is immoral; and since so much of their "caring" is based upon the "structural racism" they have invented to describe America, opposition to their policy is racist automatically.
Getting back to your point, this "structural racism" is very much a creation of the media (and academia), and used to distract from the welfare-voting plantations the democrats have built by sabotaging black opportunity in this country.
Every time I see the phrase "more educated" I substitute "more indoctrinated".
This clears up a lot of things.
exactly
i was one of these "liberals" until i decided that being led to believe things is not me, and actually started doing the reading, learning, talking to people instead of just judging them.
We all get caught up in our own biases. I was a neocon until the year 2006 because I willfully ignored a major observation about the human race, that either the majority a large plurality of people don't want to be responsible for governmental decision-making.
here's to freeing our minds. cheers