The other night, my aunt was saying that when Charlie Kirk said the civil rights act was a mistake, that wasn’t racist.
I don’t get it. How is that not racist? Why would the CV act be a mistake? It’s like saying the 19th amendment is wrong
Listen to the context of that. I don’t remember entirely but his point was actually AGAINST racism. He said it caused more division or something. You should check it out.
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Anonymous4d
Okay so I don’t agree with Kirk’s take, but as a libertarian I have more insight due to the discourse around it. Basically, a major thing about the Civil Rights Act that is criticized is that it limits the application of the “Freedom of Association”
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Anonymous#15d
Huh that’s interesting. Bro switched sides for a second. Maybe they could’ve changed some things in the act? Or maybe did it somehow differently. My sister was saying how it didn’t exactly sound racist but it confused me
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Anonymous#24d
What this means is that in many instances, a private individual may be forced to provide services to someone they don’t want to provide them to on grounds of personal or religious beliefs.
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Anonymous#24d
Otherwise, they can be found discriminatory if they refused to comply. Now these reasons are entirely pedantic, and CRA1964 was enormously important into (nearly) normalizing race relations/rights that its limited drawbacks are minuscule in consequence
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Anonymous#24d
Once again, I don’t agree with anyone who believes it should be repealed (at least, if not replaced with superior wording and intent) and I just happen to understand the argument.