Again..........I'm a white boy born in Montana, and currently living in Texas. I'm 53, have served over 20 years in the Navy, and have never felt under attack for being white.
I have felt under attack in a couple of war zones though...
Have you watched the news at all during that time? Your statement leads me to believe that you don't follow the news at all.
Actually, yeah, I do follow the news. I have yet to see where whites are under attack for being white. And, hate to tell you, but there IS a difference between being white and being a white supremacist. One is simply a difference in skin pigment (being white), the other is believing that difference in skin pigment makes you superior to everyone else (white supremacist).
That clear it up for you a bit?
Ok, I can post ENDLESS videos of black mobs violently assaulting lone white people. Are you so stupid that you're unaware of this massive problem in the US, or are you just praying that I won't take the time to post a bunch of them?
Your post defies logic. I have video proof of my claim. What do you have to support yours?
YouTube isn't proof. You can edit or doctor those videos to say anything you want. Give me an actual news story, not some propaganda you pulled off of the web.
As far as my proof? Can't really give you much of that, just my life experiences, which you would probably not believe any way because you choose to keep a closed mind.
But like I said, I've been treated better as a white person than many of my black friends. One of those examples was when I went to a bar called "Pott's Place" in Meridian MS back in late '82. My room mate LA (who was black) and I were in uniform because we were still newbies and went there to listen to the band. I was told I could come in, but the "n****r" wasn't getting in. I asked why, because we were both guarding his country, but he said nope, no "n*****s" allowed period.
On the other hand, I've been to many discos and rap clubs with black friends, and have never been told I couldn't come in. One time I was in a club in GA where I was the only white boy there. A big black dude came up to me (my friends were at the bar, I was shooting pool), and asked me if I knew where I was. I said "yeah, I'm in a bar, shooting pool, chasing pretty women and dancing". He backed up, told me I was okay, shook my hand and bought me a beer.
Nope. Never felt under attack for being white.
However.....................in Memphis, I HAVE been insulted and called nasty names for having a black friend that I raced bicycles with.
