"Throughout human history, antisemitism has not been a problem, except for a few regrettable instances many years ago."
"The Civil Rights Act of 1964 is unneccessary, because Negroes have for the most part been treated very fairly since they were first invited to come here from Africa."
Right? Just like government overreach to deal with occasional child-related gun death.
"It's clearly a tragedy, but it's not something that's widespread," said Larry Pratt, a spokesman and former executive director of Gun Owners of America. "To base public policy on occasional mishaps would be a grave mistake."
Damn! I have to stop posting on my iPhone–too hard to find spelling mistakes before I hit the enter key. Sorry!
"Throughout human history, antisemitism has not been a problem, except for a few regrettable instances many years ago."
"The Civil Rights Act of 1964 is unneccessary, because Negroes have for the most part been treated very fairly since they were first invited to come here from Africa."
Front [page] of today's treated-wood-pulp NYT.
Right? Just like government overreach to deal with occasional child-related gun death.
See also car seat belts, highway median barriers, food inspection.
Exactly! (Fat phone fingers, accidental down vote. I'm throwing this phone out the window)
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