I don't care anymore either.

[IsaacNewton]

"Black Run America". A direct quote from the article.

This is the self-blindness that the author does not get. No human being could, with a straight face, utter such a sentence. Notice what is missing, all the black men murdered by police for no reason. A man with his girlfriend and a 4 year old child in the car tells the police officer he has a conceal carry permit and that 'he will get it'. Murdered, because the white cop is terrified of his own job and the man was black. If this were an isolated incident you could say 'well this is going to happen now and then'. It happens over and over and until there were video cameras in everyone's hands, as there are now, this type of incident was regularly reported by black comedians over the last 5 decades, but it was just laughed off as 'oh it's just a joke'. It isn't. We SEE the videos now nearly every day on the news. And for every unwarranted murder you know there are thousands of incidents where the black person involved was pulled over for no reason, harassed, or beaten. There are videos of this as well.

My neighbor is black and works in an office. If you saw him in street clothes you'd think he looked like Al Roker. Same look, same always there smile, same demeanor. You can tell just by looking at him he couldn't harm a fly. His car was in the shop (a nice new car) for two days a while back and he had to take the bus. Dressed in a suit and carrying a brief case he stood at the bus stop nearby with about 8 other people, all either white or hispanic. A cop stopped in front of the bus stop, went up to only him and asked "what are you doing here".

I do agree with some of the article, that people need to take responsibility for their own lives. But when was the last time any politician was on video walking into a depressed neighborhood with 1,000 jobs so the area could lift itself out of poverty? Absolutely people need to take responsibility for their lives and their kids, but let's not pretend all areas have equal access to a way up the economic or social ladder.

So people are tired 'of hearing it'? I guess so, just as they're tired of caring about another mass shooting at a school, or a Las Vegas casino, or mall. When they see another school shooting on tv they say 'I'm out' and turn the channel. It's easy to ignore people who constantly say they are trampled on, and held down, mistreated far more than the rest of society at the hands of the authority in that society. Yeah and some of them just complain to get something. But most don't. Most are sincere and we now have a library of videos that document the reality they say they have to deal with.

You can ignore those who are just 'gettin what they can get', gaming the system, jumping on the bandwagon for a free ride as long as it lasts. But the people that are in earnest, sincere, speaking the truth about systemic mistreatment, abuse, and even murder by the society around them cannot be ignored. History is rife with populations of people that were mistreated and abused by another group, over a long period of time, and rendered second class citizens and sub-humans by society. And it is also rife with the answer from those mistreated and abused by a society. They eventually come to see the deck is stacked against them in all areas in perpetuity. That even when they DO play by the rules, work hard, live a clean life they are still awarded with abuse. Until finally THEY say to that society 'I'm out, I don't care what you say anymore'.



“The American people have this to learn: that where justice is denied, where poverty is enforced, where ignorance prevails, and where any one class is made to feel that society is an organized conspiracy to oppress, rob, and degrade them, neither person nor property is safe.”

- Frederick Douglass -

 

[Gracie]

About 4 years ago...give or take..I was sporting a black "hero/heroine" avie to honor black history month right here at usmb. Funny how assholes can make someone change their stance in such a short amount of time.

 

[ptbw forever]

About 4 years ago...give or take..I was sporting a black "hero/heroine" avie to honor black history month right here at usmb. Funny how assholes can make someone change their stance in such a short amount of time.

12 years ago I was a proto-SJW.

Then 3 years later I was a member of Stormfront.

Fuck the anti-white pieces of shit on this forum and elsewhere.

 

[Gracie]

About 4 years ago...give or take..I was sporting a black "hero/heroine" avie to honor black history month right here at usmb. Funny how assholes can make someone change their stance in such a short amount of time.

12 years ago I was a proto-SJW.

Then 3 years later I was a member of Stormfront.

Fuck the anti-white pieces of shit on this forum and elsewhere.

Ya know..I have actually considered stormfront. But..they hate everyone not white. I am not that far gone....yet.

 

[MikeK]

I did not write this. But everything this guy said...I nodded my head. So...here is a different "MeToo".This also applies to Latino's.
(Link to author is at the bottom).

I’m going to come out and say it…the same thing thousands, probably millions of people in this country are feeling, at this point.

I don’t care about black people’s problems anymore.

Don’t get me wrong, I care very much for the black people I known personally. I care about them as people, as much as whites, Asians, Latinos, and every other human being on earth.

But I no longer care about the special set of issues that many black people hold so near and dear, and that seem to define them as a group…though thankfully, not as individuals.

I’m simply worn out with them. Exhausted by their constant demands, their neediness, their helplessness, their hypocrisy, their never ending problems, their inability to take advantage of the myriad opportunities practically delivered to them, their ungratefulness, their refusal to take responsibility for their own lives or accept the consequences of their actions.

I’ve just thrown in the towel. I can’t keep caring about problems that I obviously can’t do anything about. Especially when they have brought at least some of it on themselves, or when they won’t make the lifestyle changes necessary to succeed or to overcome or avoid their problems.

There comes a point, where I just quit listening. When racist graffiti is discovered on a college campus, or on a black person’s house, my reaction is no longer outrage, disgust, and sympathy for a victim of a hate crime. It’s outrage and disgust alright, and it comes a few days later when it is almost always revealed to be yet another racial hoax perpetrated by black people. I really don’t want to hear them tearfully recounting that heartrending moment when they “discovered” some mean white KKK member had snuck into their laundry room, completely unseen and invisible to video cameras, to scribble“Trump ’16” and “Die n*ggers” on the wall. At this point, I’ll turn the channel.

I applaud those who are successful, and overcome challenges, and I wish them well. But just like my white colleagues, if they make poor decisions, spend their money foolishly, refuse the free education available to them, have children they can’t afford, get involved in drugs and criminality, I have little sympathy. And I’m not likely to make an effort to be friendly with them or get to know them. I’ll be polite, but I don’t particularly care to associate with them, white or black.

I no longer excuse or rationalize violence, criminality, laziness, indolence, careless babymaking, willful dependency or degeneracy among blacks, any more than I do with whites. If you’re a thief who doesn’t support his child, and spends his days drinking and whining about how his life sucks, your black skin doesn’t get you a pass from me. You’re just as much of a piece of garbage as your fellow white bum. Doesn’t equality feel good?

Perhaps it’s the hyper-sensitivity, the arrogant and unabashed racism toward other races, and the self-entitlement. Could be the willingness to drop everything to riot, loot, burn and destroy personal and public property, menace, threaten and physically attack innocent white people. Or the propensity towards cowardly mob attacks on vulnerable whites, especially the elderly, women, any white person they catch alone and defenseless.

70 years ago or more, white men did beat up or occasionally murder blacks they suspected of wrongdoing…just as they did to other whites who “needed killin'”. Vigilante “justice” was an injustice, nobody argues the point. It was wrong, and the civil rights era exposed these as shameful and reprehensible acts. Black and whites marched together and lobbied their political leaders to put a stop to racial injustice, to shame those guilty of racism, and to codify and enforce equal rights for all. A noble and righteous cause, one which was long overdue.

But here it is 50 years later, the president, attorney general, and a disproportionate percentage of the top government executives are black. The mayors, commissioners, police chiefs, and other local adminstrators in most, if not all, major cities are also black. Black Run America has not brought prosperity to its constituents, rather, its Democratic policies, programs and spending have driven once majestic and prosperous cities into bankruptcy, decay and abandonment.

I just can’t bring myself to feel for the people who scrawl vulgar graffiti on the sides of stately brownstones, or who break the subtly rippled glass that a craftsman, white or black, had carefully glazed in an ornate linteled window a hundred thirty years ago. There’s no part of me that yearns to reach out to people throwing garbage onto what had been a tidy, manicured patch of decorative greenery flanking a grand marble entrance with exquisitely carved doors. I just don’t have it in me, anymore. I do wonder what has become of the respectable, genteel families who were displaced by the social engineering policies of the New Deal, leaving their architectural legacy to the ravages of neglect and deliberate defacement.

I’ve left the “dialogue”, which turned out to be nothing more than a one-sided, accusatory tirade, berating me for unspecified harm I am to bear responsibility for, and denying me the right to respond with my own, civil point of view. There’s simply no point having “the conversation” any longer. You smugly assert that I have no right to my views because I can’t possibly know what it’s like to be black. Yet you claim in the same breath, to be the arbiter, the expert on my own race, and therefore I have no right to speak for myself. So, have your own “dialogue” with yourself. I’m out.

No matter what I do, no matter what I say, you say my whiteness makes me racist. So there is no longer any point in considering it. Fine, you say I’m “racist”. I don’t care anymore.

I’m sure there are those who will say in rebuttal that they are “tired of” being the victims of racism every walking minute of their lives. And to this, I say…”Ok, I am willing to accept that you are being victimized by the inherent racism absorbed by simply being in proximity to white people. But you must accept that my response will be to avoid you, and to decline to involve myself in your issues, lest my whiteness somehow damage you further.”

I don't care about blacks anymore. - The Race Card Project

It seems the covers are coming off.

 

[Gracie]

I think it all boils down to one word. Respect. So far...none is being given by those who scream loudest. That is what I have issue with. I'm tired of it. Done. And I still don't care anymore. I doubt if that will change.

 

[Penelope]

When Obama was elected as president, it was the culmination of decades of struggle for black people in their quest for racial equality. Blacks can now live anywhere they want, enter all career fields, and achieve any goals they set for themselves. They can even become president! There are no longer any barriers for blacks; career, educational, political, economic, etc.

So when I hear black's moaning and griping about racism and white people holding them down. It just goes in one ear and out the other. It's time to take personal responsibility for yourself and make better choices. And don't look to me to solve your problems. ......

They have come a long way since the civil rights movement of the 60's, and the same as women in the US. White men another story. White men, centuries of supremacy.

And ???

And just reading this thread make me think a lot of whites are racist.

 

[Penelope]

I think it all boils down to one word. Respect. So far...none is being given by those who scream loudest. That is what I have issue with. I'm tired of it. Done. And I still don't care anymore. I doubt if that will change.

Did you ever? Respect is always a two way street.

 

[BS Filter]

As long as some people can get attention of get their way by crying "racism" we will always have it around. No one knows what's in someone's head and it's no one's business. If a law has been broken, punish the wrongdoer. I'm not responsible for your ineptness or stupidity. If you're black and can't read a book, that's your fault, not mine.

 

[Gracie]

I think it all boils down to one word. Respect. So far...none is being given by those who scream loudest. That is what I have issue with. I'm tired of it. Done. And I still don't care anymore. I doubt if that will change.

Did you ever? Respect is always a two way street.

 

[sealybobo]

When Obama was elected as president, it was the culmination of decades of struggle for black people in their quest for racial equality. Blacks can now live anywhere they want, enter all career fields, and achieve any goals they set for themselves. They can even become president! There are no longer any barriers for blacks; career, educational, political, economic, etc.

So when I hear black's moaning and griping about racism and white people holding them down. It just goes in one ear and out the other. It's time to take personal responsibility for yourself and make better choices. And don't look to me to solve your problems. ......

I’m trying not to pick on poor blacks because many of their problems poor whites share. But it all comes down to don’t have kids you can’t afford.

Tonight at 11 they’re going to do a story on this school in Detroit has over 8 fights a week in their halls. It sounds like they’re going to blame the state for making cuts that forced the school to fire the security guard.

Well ultimately why are you sending your kid to that Detroit public school? The only reason is u are poor and had kids. Stop doing that. We can’t afford to pay a security guard with the local taxes that are currently being collected because everyone going to that school is in poverty.

Btw for blacks who say I don’t know what I’m talking about my Detroit public middle school was number ten on Detroit’s top ten most dangerous schools. Fact

 

[sealybobo]

I never gave a shit in the first place about any race or ethnicity problems......

You can empathize but ultimately get over it right?

I’ve had police act like assholes to me too and I was yes sir no sir the whole time. Bfd

 

[sealybobo]

I did not write this. But everything this guy said...I nodded my head. So...here is a different "MeToo".This also applies to Latino's.
(Link to author is at the bottom).

I’m going to come out and say it…the same thing thousands, probably millions of people in this country are feeling, at this point.

I don’t care about black people’s problems anymore.

Don’t get me wrong, I care very much for the black people I known personally. I care about them as people, as much as whites, Asians, Latinos, and every other human being on earth.

But I no longer care about the special set of issues that many black people hold so near and dear, and that seem to define them as a group…though thankfully, not as individuals.

I’m simply worn out with them. Exhausted by their constant demands, their neediness, their helplessness, their hypocrisy, their never ending problems, their inability to take advantage of the myriad opportunities practically delivered to them, their ungratefulness, their refusal to take responsibility for their own lives or accept the consequences of their actions.

I’ve just thrown in the towel. I can’t keep caring about problems that I obviously can’t do anything about. Especially when they have brought at least some of it on themselves, or when they won’t make the lifestyle changes necessary to succeed or to overcome or avoid their problems.

There comes a point, where I just quit listening. When racist graffiti is discovered on a college campus, or on a black person’s house, my reaction is no longer outrage, disgust, and sympathy for a victim of a hate crime. It’s outrage and disgust alright, and it comes a few days later when it is almost always revealed to be yet another racial hoax perpetrated by black people. I really don’t want to hear them tearfully recounting that heartrending moment when they “discovered” some mean white KKK member had snuck into their laundry room, completely unseen and invisible to video cameras, to scribble“Trump ’16” and “Die n*ggers” on the wall. At this point, I’ll turn the channel.

I applaud those who are successful, and overcome challenges, and I wish them well. But just like my white colleagues, if they make poor decisions, spend their money foolishly, refuse the free education available to them, have children they can’t afford, get involved in drugs and criminality, I have little sympathy. And I’m not likely to make an effort to be friendly with them or get to know them. I’ll be polite, but I don’t particularly care to associate with them, white or black.

I no longer excuse or rationalize violence, criminality, laziness, indolence, careless babymaking, willful dependency or degeneracy among blacks, any more than I do with whites. If you’re a thief who doesn’t support his child, and spends his days drinking and whining about how his life sucks, your black skin doesn’t get you a pass from me. You’re just as much of a piece of garbage as your fellow white bum. Doesn’t equality feel good?

Perhaps it’s the hyper-sensitivity, the arrogant and unabashed racism toward other races, and the self-entitlement. Could be the willingness to drop everything to riot, loot, burn and destroy personal and public property, menace, threaten and physically attack innocent white people. Or the propensity towards cowardly mob attacks on vulnerable whites, especially the elderly, women, any white person they catch alone and defenseless.

70 years ago or more, white men did beat up or occasionally murder blacks they suspected of wrongdoing…just as they did to other whites who “needed killin'”. Vigilante “justice” was an injustice, nobody argues the point. It was wrong, and the civil rights era exposed these as shameful and reprehensible acts. Black and whites marched together and lobbied their political leaders to put a stop to racial injustice, to shame those guilty of racism, and to codify and enforce equal rights for all. A noble and righteous cause, one which was long overdue.

But here it is 50 years later, the president, attorney general, and a disproportionate percentage of the top government executives are black. The mayors, commissioners, police chiefs, and other local adminstrators in most, if not all, major cities are also black. Black Run America has not brought prosperity to its constituents, rather, its Democratic policies, programs and spending have driven once majestic and prosperous cities into bankruptcy, decay and abandonment.

I just can’t bring myself to feel for the people who scrawl vulgar graffiti on the sides of stately brownstones, or who break the subtly rippled glass that a craftsman, white or black, had carefully glazed in an ornate linteled window a hundred thirty years ago. There’s no part of me that yearns to reach out to people throwing garbage onto what had been a tidy, manicured patch of decorative greenery flanking a grand marble entrance with exquisitely carved doors. I just don’t have it in me, anymore. I do wonder what has become of the respectable, genteel families who were displaced by the social engineering policies of the New Deal, leaving their architectural legacy to the ravages of neglect and deliberate defacement.

I’ve left the “dialogue”, which turned out to be nothing more than a one-sided, accusatory tirade, berating me for unspecified harm I am to bear responsibility for, and denying me the right to respond with my own, civil point of view. There’s simply no point having “the conversation” any longer. You smugly assert that I have no right to my views because I can’t possibly know what it’s like to be black. Yet you claim in the same breath, to be the arbiter, the expert on my own race, and therefore I have no right to speak for myself. So, have your own “dialogue” with yourself. I’m out.

No matter what I do, no matter what I say, you say my whiteness makes me racist. So there is no longer any point in considering it. Fine, you say I’m “racist”. I don’t care anymore.

I’m sure there are those who will say in rebuttal that they are “tired of” being the victims of racism every walking minute of their lives. And to this, I say…”Ok, I am willing to accept that you are being victimized by the inherent racism absorbed by simply being in proximity to white people. But you must accept that my response will be to avoid you, and to decline to involve myself in your issues, lest my whiteness somehow damage you further.”

I don't care about blacks anymore. - The Race Card Project

One of the problems with this persons views is that they seem mostly driven by media events. If I wanted to understand why there is tension in the Middle East, would the media be the best place to learn......or a library (research)? If I wanted to understand the economy, would the news be the best source......or the library (research)? If I wanted to understand the root causes of global terrorism, would the news be the best source or the library (research)?

One should never seek understanding from the media (especially evening news) nor anecdotal experiences. If people really cared or were really interested.....they would RESEARCH to see if there is anything real triggering or shaping the conditions in the black community that we see in the media. The problem is, however, people don't want or don't care enough to do the research and hence are mostly ill-informed.

Here is the thing. There are approximately 310 million people in this country of which there are about 200 million whites and 42 million blacks. Regardless of what race we are, we at best only know about .0001 percent of the people in our own race. We only get to bear witness directly to .0001 percent of the people in this country. We are not tapped in to what 99.9999999% of the people think or what they do on a daily bases. For that, we erroneously rely on media snippets.

The reality is that you cannot understand anything without doing research. There is a reason that anything is the way it currently is and to study why something is the way it is a particular point in time you have to examine previous points in time that lead up to the current point in time. That is what America does not want to do when it comes to blacks. The reason being is that they are pretty sure they are going to find evidence to support the story that black people have been telling.

I mean, when we hear people who were sent to jail for crimes that they have not committed, being exonerated by DNA evidence or a new trial, do people like the author no longer care about law enforcement and the court system....or do they still fundamentally believe it gets things right most of the time? The police departments have been plagued with corruption, false imprisonment, bad apples, etc. However, I have yet to hear from people who think like the author that crime, therefore, is discredited as a social concern. When blacks falsely accuse whites of racism, however, that is enough to discredit racism from being a valid social concern.

When I read or hear arguments like the authors, I think that the person never had a solid foundation of truth to begin with. To me his or her views, when they favored blacks, were not based upon really understanding blacks and their experiences. When his or her opinion favored blacks, they likely did not validate their opinion via research, but was just going by the media or anecdotal experience.

If you want to understand the black condition.....study history and use current studies on discrimination and racial attitudes to form an opinion/understanding. Don't simply rely on the media or a circle of people that you know.

You know you’re right? I mean look at 2016. You’d have thought a race war was happening in America yet in my community we were all just living.

And my English buddy in 2017 thought we were having a civil war because trump lost the popular vote. British tv was showing the protests. Yet again in my community we were all going to work and getting Along just fine

 

[petro]

When Obama was elected as president, it was the culmination of decades of struggle for black people in their quest for racial equality. Blacks can now live anywhere they want, enter all career fields, and achieve any goals they set for themselves. They can even become president! There are no longer any barriers for blacks; career, educational, political, economic, etc.

So when I hear black's moaning and griping about racism and white people holding them down. It just goes in one ear and out the other. It's time to take personal responsibility for yourself and make better choices. And don't look to me to solve your problems. ......

They have come a long way since the civil rights movement of the 60's, and the same as women in the US. White men another story. White men, centuries of supremacy.

And ???

And just reading this thread make me think a lot of whites are racist.

That implies hate. I don't hate anyone or feel superior to anyone. Just don't care about perceived offenses rendered by individuals or any group.
You throw that sloppy term as a weapon, and regardless of any answer you receive, the person is still racist.
The word is dead to me.
Call me what you want.

 

[Moonglow]

I never gave a shit in the first place about any race or ethnicity problems......

You can empathize but ultimately get over it right?

I’ve had police act like assholes to me too and I was yes sir no sir the whole time. Bfd

They have pulled their guns on me but I did what they said to do....

 

[EvilCat Breath]

That article just said things that needed to be said. I agree with every word. In fact, I'm saving it.

 

[Gracie]

I just watched Expedition Unknown with Josh Gates. They reconstructed the face of Other Lady in a tomb they found in egypt...and after doing dna tests, turns out that mummy buried alongside two other mummies...is Tuts mother. Which may mean she is Nefertiti. So...I am excited to see the results after the reconstruction and go to twitter to tweet my thrill of tonights show and what do I see? Blacks having a hissy because the woman that did the construction made Nefertiti's skin too white. They based the recon on a bust found, and egyptians can be black, yes. But that would mean Nefertiti was out in the sun...and I doubt she would be doing that. Back then, royals and pharaohs had slaves to get tan or even want dark skin. But I digress. Why am I not surprised some blacks are having a cow that a mummy was reconstructed with light skin instead of black skin.

Meh. Its just really getting ridiculous.

Oh, and that reminds me...I read a day or so ago that some idiot black chick developed a sanctuary for blacks only....because they are tired of the racism. Most of them are so fucking stupid, they don't get the irony of that statement.

Black woman's wellness retreat that bans all white people sparks outrage

 

[Penelope]

When Obama was elected as president, it was the culmination of decades of struggle for black people in their quest for racial equality. Blacks can now live anywhere they want, enter all career fields, and achieve any goals they set for themselves. They can even become president! There are no longer any barriers for blacks; career, educational, political, economic, etc.

So when I hear black's moaning and griping about racism and white people holding them down. It just goes in one ear and out the other. It's time to take personal responsibility for yourself and make better choices. And don't look to me to solve your problems. ......

I’m trying not to pick on poor blacks because many of their problems poor whites share. But it all comes down to don’t have kids you can’t afford.

Tonight at 11 they’re going to do a story on this school in Detroit has over 8 fights a week in their halls. It sounds like they’re going to blame the state for making cuts that forced the school to fire the security guard.

Well ultimately why are you sending your kid to that Detroit public school? The only reason is u are poor and had kids. Stop doing that. We can’t afford to pay a security guard with the local taxes that are currently being collected because everyone going to that school is in poverty.

Btw for blacks who say I don’t know what I’m talking about my Detroit public middle school was number ten on Detroit’s top ten most dangerous schools. Fact

So Detroit still has public schools , I thought Devos put and end to that with Engler. They worked hard enough on it. By the way , I am pro Public Schools and that is where our tax dollars should go to Public Schools not charter schools and parochial schools.
Don't have kids if you can't afford them. Open the PP back up.

DeVos' Michigan schools experiment gets poor grades

 

[Penelope]

I did not write this. But everything this guy said...I nodded my head. So...here is a different "MeToo".This also applies to Latino's.
(Link to author is at the bottom).

I’m going to come out and say it…the same thing thousands, probably millions of people in this country are feeling, at this point.

I don’t care about black people’s problems anymore.

Don’t get me wrong, I care very much for the black people I known personally. I care about them as people, as much as whites, Asians, Latinos, and every other human being on earth.

But I no longer care about the special set of issues that many black people hold so near and dear, and that seem to define them as a group…though thankfully, not as individuals.

I’m simply worn out with them. Exhausted by their constant demands, their neediness, their helplessness, their hypocrisy, their never ending problems, their inability to take advantage of the myriad opportunities practically delivered to them, their ungratefulness, their refusal to take responsibility for their own lives or accept the consequences of their actions.

I’ve just thrown in the towel. I can’t keep caring about problems that I obviously can’t do anything about. Especially when they have brought at least some of it on themselves, or when they won’t make the lifestyle changes necessary to succeed or to overcome or avoid their problems.

There comes a point, where I just quit listening. When racist graffiti is discovered on a college campus, or on a black person’s house, my reaction is no longer outrage, disgust, and sympathy for a victim of a hate crime. It’s outrage and disgust alright, and it comes a few days later when it is almost always revealed to be yet another racial hoax perpetrated by black people. I really don’t want to hear them tearfully recounting that heartrending moment when they “discovered” some mean white KKK member had snuck into their laundry room, completely unseen and invisible to video cameras, to scribble“Trump ’16” and “Die n*ggers” on the wall. At this point, I’ll turn the channel.

I applaud those who are successful, and overcome challenges, and I wish them well. But just like my white colleagues, if they make poor decisions, spend their money foolishly, refuse the free education available to them, have children they can’t afford, get involved in drugs and criminality, I have little sympathy. And I’m not likely to make an effort to be friendly with them or get to know them. I’ll be polite, but I don’t particularly care to associate with them, white or black.

I no longer excuse or rationalize violence, criminality, laziness, indolence, careless babymaking, willful dependency or degeneracy among blacks, any more than I do with whites. If you’re a thief who doesn’t support his child, and spends his days drinking and whining about how his life sucks, your black skin doesn’t get you a pass from me. You’re just as much of a piece of garbage as your fellow white bum. Doesn’t equality feel good?

Perhaps it’s the hyper-sensitivity, the arrogant and unabashed racism toward other races, and the self-entitlement. Could be the willingness to drop everything to riot, loot, burn and destroy personal and public property, menace, threaten and physically attack innocent white people. Or the propensity towards cowardly mob attacks on vulnerable whites, especially the elderly, women, any white person they catch alone and defenseless.

70 years ago or more, white men did beat up or occasionally murder blacks they suspected of wrongdoing…just as they did to other whites who “needed killin'”. Vigilante “justice” was an injustice, nobody argues the point. It was wrong, and the civil rights era exposed these as shameful and reprehensible acts. Black and whites marched together and lobbied their political leaders to put a stop to racial injustice, to shame those guilty of racism, and to codify and enforce equal rights for all. A noble and righteous cause, one which was long overdue.

But here it is 50 years later, the president, attorney general, and a disproportionate percentage of the top government executives are black. The mayors, commissioners, police chiefs, and other local adminstrators in most, if not all, major cities are also black. Black Run America has not brought prosperity to its constituents, rather, its Democratic policies, programs and spending have driven once majestic and prosperous cities into bankruptcy, decay and abandonment.

I just can’t bring myself to feel for the people who scrawl vulgar graffiti on the sides of stately brownstones, or who break the subtly rippled glass that a craftsman, white or black, had carefully glazed in an ornate linteled window a hundred thirty years ago. There’s no part of me that yearns to reach out to people throwing garbage onto what had been a tidy, manicured patch of decorative greenery flanking a grand marble entrance with exquisitely carved doors. I just don’t have it in me, anymore. I do wonder what has become of the respectable, genteel families who were displaced by the social engineering policies of the New Deal, leaving their architectural legacy to the ravages of neglect and deliberate defacement.

I’ve left the “dialogue”, which turned out to be nothing more than a one-sided, accusatory tirade, berating me for unspecified harm I am to bear responsibility for, and denying me the right to respond with my own, civil point of view. There’s simply no point having “the conversation” any longer. You smugly assert that I have no right to my views because I can’t possibly know what it’s like to be black. Yet you claim in the same breath, to be the arbiter, the expert on my own race, and therefore I have no right to speak for myself. So, have your own “dialogue” with yourself. I’m out.

No matter what I do, no matter what I say, you say my whiteness makes me racist. So there is no longer any point in considering it. Fine, you say I’m “racist”. I don’t care anymore.

I’m sure there are those who will say in rebuttal that they are “tired of” being the victims of racism every walking minute of their lives. And to this, I say…”Ok, I am willing to accept that you are being victimized by the inherent racism absorbed by simply being in proximity to white people. But you must accept that my response will be to avoid you, and to decline to involve myself in your issues, lest my whiteness somehow damage you further.”

I don't care about blacks anymore. - The Race Card Project

I feel the same about jews who scream anti-Semitism.

I hate when jews act jewy

Yep, look at them cross-eyed or say a word neg about them and they say Anti-Semitism.

 

[Penelope]

I just watched Expedition Unknown with Josh Gates. They reconstructed the face of Other Lady in a tomb they found in egypt...and after doing dna tests, turns out that mummy buried alongside two other mummies...is Tuts mother. Which may mean she is Nefertiti. So...I am excited to see the results after the reconstruction and go to twitter to tweet my thrill of tonights show and what do I see? Blacks having a hissy because the woman that did the construction made Nefertiti's skin too white. They based the recon on a bust found, and egyptians can be black, yes. But that would mean Nefertiti was out in the sun...and I doubt she would be doing that. Back then, royals and pharaohs had slaves to get tan or even want dark skin. But I digress. Why am I not surprised some blacks are having a cow that a mummy was reconstructed with light skin instead of black skin.

Meh. Its just really getting ridiculous.

Oh, and that reminds me...I read a day or so ago that some idiot black chick developed a sanctuary for blacks only....because they are tired of the racism. Most of them are so fucking stupid, they don't get the irony of that statement.

Black woman's wellness retreat that bans all white people sparks outrage

You have a problem with the retreat. Seems to me , the GOP men went on a retreat weekend (the bus crash) and didn't take the Dems with them.

I often wonder when the Jesus movies show white men with 6 pack abs as Jesus, with long brown hair, I wonder what the blacks think of that, as we know the semites were dark and short back then.