Comments by "Ronin Kraut" (@roninkraut6873) on "The Critical Drinker" channel.

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  10. Topsie Currets I agree. I don’t know how it happened but it seemed everyone was on board with being color blind and suddenly it was racist to NOT judge others by the color of their skin. When Tomi Lahren went on the daily show and made that comment about being color blind it was not well received by the host or the liberal audience. That was my turning point when I knew for sure that their was a race baiting culture deeply imbedded in our society. I had already long ago graduated from college but I could remember how deeply entrenched Marxism was even at that time but to hear and see it in popular media really alarmed me. I could go on and on about the race issue. One poignant moment, though, comes to kind. Dylan Roof should have been the moment that brought this issue to the Nation’s attention. We should have all been looking at what happened and most importantly WHY it happened. Dylan had been feeling targeted and harassed because of his skin color. This should have been the wake up call to the American left that race baiting and the demonization of whites and the white male in particular is not only vile and wrong but it also has an impact on actual people: I’ll never excuse what Dylan did because it was awful but there was an actual reason why he did it. I love America and despite the lefts concerted effort to bring everyone to hate America and to guilt every other American into shame for being an American, I am proud to be an American. I’ve already rambled on too long but I disagree slightly with your assessment of our history like in WWI and two and feel that the UN has used us for far too many conflicts as their military. I also support Trump and his direction for foreign policy and in putting America first instead of investors and the bank accounts of certain politicians. I’m also proud to be white. I’m proud of the history of my family and people.
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