>>64993
>Black communities are very retarded today
>They used to be less retarded in the 80's
>They used to be even less retarded before the 60's
Gee, it's almost as if it's a CULTURAL thing.
The welfare state, liberal lefty democrats, fatherless homes and victim mentality are to blame. Not the color of their skin. Blacks are perfectly capable of being conservative if they are educated properly and un-brainwashed from Marxist propaganda.
>America was built by whites
America was built by ideas and values. The founding fathers learned from the mistakes that Europe made, and wanted to make a great nation that would avoid those mistakes of the past. And what about the black slaves? They worked and contributed in hard labour.
If you're gonna see everything in terms of race, let's look at other inventions "whites" made: Communism, the nuclear bomb and various horrific torture devices during the medieval ages. I guess according to your logic, that makes whites barbaric savages.
And again, 'whites' does not have the same culture. A German has a different culture from a Frenchman. A Polish guy has a different culture from a Spaniard, Italian or Norwegian. What makes us part of the same culture is our nationality and common values, aka America. Stop bringing your race-obsessed identity politics into this, that makes you no different from the SJWs who insist to force diversity of skin color into everything (but not diversity of thought).
>Constitution is too faulty to use as an authority figure
The nation and the whole idea of America is BUILT on the constitution. If you are put into prison because of wrongthink, the government is to blame, not the constitution. The constitution was written for your freedom, incase the government ever went tyrannical.
>why does that mean I have some moral duty to provide for non-white people?
I never said you must provide for other people. Nobody here is forcing you to do charity.
>admittance of blacks and browns into the U.S.
You mean the blacks who were here for a couple hundred years as slaves? Feel free to build a time machine to prevent all those slave boats from reaching American shores.
As for mixing religion and politics, I agree that both are seperate discussions, but you can't escape the fact that they are very much linked together. You base your politics on a certain worldview, a foundation. What do you believe regarding the origins and purpose of mankind? Your religious or philosophical belief will affect your politics, it is inescapable. An atheist who believes in millions of years and that he's just a cosmic biological freak accident that crawled out of a slime pit is more likely to embrace abortion, feminism, homosexuality and transvestites. A Christian who believes in 6000 years, creation and inherent/intrinsic value of humans is more likely to be against abortion, homosexuality and feminism.
Religion affects your politics, whether you like it or not. Everyone has some sort of worldview that he bases his politics on, including you.
You can see this on the macro level after the 'enlightenment': the French revolution, Bolshevik revolution, socialism, WW1 and WW2 are the effects of Europe largely drifting away from belief in God (going from theism to deism to atheism).
>>64994
This goes into the realm of the topic of morality. Do you believe in objective, absolute morals or do you believe in moral relativity/subjectivism? What does it mean to be human? Where do we come from? etc.
Things that politics can't answer, and are outside of this board's interest.