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originally posted by: TheBulk
originally posted by: Gryphon66
Should a Catholic judge recuse themselves from any decisions having to do with religion, abortion, birth control, the death penalty, etc?
If they are a member of a pro-life activist group, yes.
originally posted by: draoicht
On the good news front..
“In her support for the 1994 crime bill, for example, she used racially coded rhetoric to cast black children as animals,” Ms. Alexander wrote. “Both Clintons now express regret over the crime bill, and Hillary says she supports criminal-justice reforms to undo some of the damage that was done by her husband’s administration. But on the campaign trail, she continues to invoke the economy and country that Bill Clinton left behind as a legacy she would continue."
From observer.com...
Despite the Clintons playing a significant role in destroying a generation of black Americans with clearly Racist Policy there is apparently only one target in the current election who can be labelled?
San Diego La Raza Lawyers (SDLRLA) had its first organizational meeting in 1976 at the Pioneer Room of the San Diego County Public Law Library. It was then an unincorporated association, made up of approximately 12 attorneys (only about 5 of whom were female). The organization was formed with a desire to effect change in San Diego by representing the interests of the Latino community, identifying issues which involved the Latino community, and advocating for those issues. Presidents of the unincorporated organization were Hon. Rafael Arreola and Hon. Roy B. Cazares.
The first networking function ever thrown by SDLRLA was hosted at the home of Ramon Castro, a well known criminal defense attorney. The organization incorporated as a 501 (c)(6) in 1979 and was led at the time by President Nick Aguilar, Secretary Henry Baray and Treasurer Dan Guevara.
The organization chose to become a 501 (c)(6) so that it could continue to further its goals to advance the Latino community through political activity and advocacy. After surviving the ’80s, an era where Latinos were commonly ignored for political and judicial appointments, SDLRLA realized that the only way to effect change was to demand change by engaging the political system. This led to the creation of the first political endorsement committee in the early 1990′s, which committee continues to the present.
Mario Obledo was a co-founder of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund (MALDEF) and the La Raza Lawyers of California bar association, and he formerly served as California’s Secretary of Health and Welfare.
La Raza Lawyers of California is an independent unincorporated association of Lawyers organized in 1977 to support Chicano and Latino Lawyers in California and serve as a statewide network for local affiliate La Raza Lawyers Groups. We meet quarterly at various locations around the state and represent 16 different local organizations with over 2,000 attorneys. We are affiliated with the Hispanic National Bar Association.
originally posted by: dukeofjive696969
originally posted by: awareness10
a reply to: dukeofjive696969
So then you'll be routing for Hillary will you?
good luck with that.
You must have missed all the times i called Hillary a lying witch and i still hope that someone will throw water at her so she melts like the witch in oz.
originally posted by: ketsuko
originally posted by: syrinx high priest
where are judge curiels quotes ?
I can't find them
Woah, woah, woah, so now it's not enough that someone can associate themselves with a group lead by someone who has been caught with openly anti-American and anti-white (racist) objectives which are quoted in the OP, they now have to be caught saying the same or you refuse to believe it?
That isn't how it works with conservatives. You get caught associating even in the smallest six degrees of Kevin Bacon way with anyone or any group who might possibly have said something that anyone on the left considers to be racist/sexist/homophobic/Islamophobic/etc. then you have to disavow it and apologize for life, the universe, and everything and likely resign too, and then you are considered notorious forever after.
This is why Trump is so popular. He doesn't care and I think a large part of the country has just plain stopped caring, and you guys have only yourselves to blame for this.
originally posted by: mOjOm
That the judge is unable to do his job properly because he's of Mexican Heritage. That is a Racist Comment. Period.
originally posted by: everyone
Except that is not what Trump said.
originally posted by: everyone
a reply to: TheBulk
Since the founder of this lawyers association admitted saying he wants to take California from "white people" then Trump war right as it is more then enough to show the accusation of a conflict of interest and reason to just appoint another judge to the case.
originally posted by: everyone
originally posted by: ketsuko
originally posted by: syrinx high priest
where are judge curiels quotes ?
I can't find them
Woah, woah, woah, so now it's not enough that someone can associate themselves with a group lead by someone who has been caught with openly anti-American and anti-white (racist) objectives which are quoted in the OP, they now have to be caught saying the same or you refuse to believe it?
That isn't how it works with conservatives. You get caught associating even in the smallest six degrees of Kevin Bacon way with anyone or any group who might possibly have said something that anyone on the left considers to be racist/sexist/homophobic/Islamophobic/etc. then you have to disavow it and apologize for life, the universe, and everything and likely resign too, and then you are considered notorious forever after.
This is why Trump is so popular. He doesn't care and I think a large part of the country has just plain stopped caring, and you guys have only yourselves to blame for this.
They will simply move the goalpost wherever it seems fit.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
The phrase "La Raza", as shown time and time again, is best translated into American English as "The People" or "The Community."
But, I have to admit, all the Trump sycophants are consistant in their lies and misrepresentations in this regard.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
originally posted by: everyone
originally posted by: ketsuko
originally posted by: syrinx high priest
where are judge curiels quotes ?
I can't find them
Woah, woah, woah, so now it's not enough that someone can associate themselves with a group lead by someone who has been caught with openly anti-American and anti-white (racist) objectives which are quoted in the OP, they now have to be caught saying the same or you refuse to believe it?
That isn't how it works with conservatives. You get caught associating even in the smallest six degrees of Kevin Bacon way with anyone or any group who might possibly have said something that anyone on the left considers to be racist/sexist/homophobic/Islamophobic/etc. then you have to disavow it and apologize for life, the universe, and everything and likely resign too, and then you are considered notorious forever after.
This is why Trump is so popular. He doesn't care and I think a large part of the country has just plain stopped caring, and you guys have only yourselves to blame for this.
They will simply move the goalpost wherever it seems fit.
No need to move any goalposts: OP talks about two different organizations started at two different times by different people.
But, hey, as long as it has "La Raza" in the name, its the same thing, amirite?
Just like ... La Raza Newspaper in Chicago IL or the Galeria de La Raza in San Francisco, or the La Raza Markets, or the La Raza Restaurants ... ALL THE SAM THING! (Actually, in a way they are ... as the phrase means "The People" or "The Community" but I digress.)