If you can’t agree with that simple premise, then yeah, this conversation is pointless.

For the third time, it’s more than just their website, it’s a basic understanding of the Spanish language and the context.

The McCain (and Rove) part might be a little on the weak side, but it still begs the question of why these two men would associate with this organization, and vice versa, if the organization were actually racist against whites and other non-Hispanics.

But you see, I don’t really have the need for a strong defense at this point, because you have offered absolutely zero evidence that La Raza is what you said it is, even after being explicitly asked what exactly La Raza is doing that you see as racist. When you make a claim like “So-and-so is racist,” the burden of proof lies on you. If you spent as much time trying to find actual evidence for your claims rather than coming up with creative ways to avoid the question, you might actually have a case.

I’m not surprised you can’t understand the disconnect.

I also informed you about McCain and Rove’s participation with the group. Which doesn’t mean that La Raza is automatically exempt from charges of racism, but if they are supposedly a racist organization on par with the NSM, then they must really suck at this whole bigotry game. When was the last time the NSM invited Colin Powell to any of their meetings?

Yet again, you are showing your complete unwillingness to do five minutes of research on Google before putting your foot in your mouth. It isn’t surprising, given that your side has made this claim over and over and over again, even though it’s been debunked a thousand times. I won’t do your work for you again, but I will suggest you start by reading the official website of NCLR for an explanation of what “La Raza” actually means. I’ll also suggest that you stop taking conservatives who don’t speak a word of Spanish as experts in the field of Spanish language and culture.