I am not black but I am pretty sure skin color doesn't make a difference to anybody who is just a typical U.S. citizen trying to make his/her way in the world. Adultery is wrong to people of faith and I would guess even agnostics and Atheists, if they are normal people, believe it is a violation of trust to cheat on your spouse and all want their spouses to be faithful. At least if they love them.
As far as fidelity re Fani Willis and Wade goes, the morality of that is their private business and I will leave any judgment up to God to sort out. The issue for us is that the relationship puts into serious jeopardy the ethics and integrity of both when it comes to prosecuting Donald Trump.
At issue is the fact that she is a George Soros created D.A. which automatically weaponizes her to go after conservatives while protecting those on the left. And the fact that she appointed her married boyfriend as the lead prosecutor, any reasonable person has to believe the fix was in. Another case headed straight to the Supreme Court if Trump is made guilty.
Wise words, as so, often from you, sir!
I am curious though. Wade said he booked the air fare, reservations, cruises etc. but Fani paid in cash. When Fani's father was questioned about the apparently thousands in cash Fani was carrying to 'pay back' her married boyfriend, he said (paraphrased) that he didn't want to be racist, but that was a 'black thing' as black people carry lots of cash.
It never occurred to me to ask my black friends and colleagues about that, but since they seemed to use check books and credit cards every bit as much as I do/did, I wonder if our black friends at USMB carry lots and lots of cash?
Interesting point. Unfortunately, no black person has answered on this thread, as far as I know.
When I was in the army starting in 1982, the Black people I knew carried cash. But so did the white people, the Hispanic people, the women, the men, the short, the tall, the beautiful, the not so beautiful, etc. etc.
All of us junior enlisted would carry Cash. That was because, the paymaster would pay us on the last of the month in cash. They had a check for us, we signed the back of it, and they count out the cash. It was a horrible job for those officers, because any money they lost for whatever reason they would have to replace.
we stored it in our lockers, because most of us do not bother with a bank.
When I left the army and went to college, there was an even mix of people who would pay in cash and people who would use credit cards. Those days, the mid to late 90s, it wasn’t that easy for a college student to get a credit card. But I don’t remember it being along racial lines.
Later in several different careers, I work with lots of black folks, and socialize with them after hours. Never once did I notice a black person to say “excuse me, while I whip this out” and pull out a big bankroll of bills to pay for the restaurant or whatever. I can’t imagine any grown woman caring a large lot wad cash. She would be making herself a target. A district attorney is not sophisticated enough to operate a bank account?
I think Fanny’s dad just figured ‘hey, I’m talking to a bunch of dumb white folk, especially liberal, white folk, so they’ll believe whatever I tell them.’