ah yes, the old ad hominem fallback position when one runs out of reasoned arguments.
not even an itsy, itsy bit?
White ethnocentrism has been responsible for several recent buzz cuts I've received on this board.
They have had the same opportunity as every other race for over 100 years now, and much better opportunity than most races. Quite making excuses and start achieving. Of course you didn't answer any of my questions.You're saying blacks "immigrated" here.
Were any other "immigrants" enslaved for 200 years, segregated with no voting rights for another 100 years?
Why have blacks had such a hard time.
And just as I suspected you didn't answer a single one of my questions. We don't need more like me, we need more of the 1 in 1000 like Kirby who didn't allow his race to tell him to just take it easy and stay on the welfare drug but took it upon himself and make something out of his life, work his way through college and make a successful career from entry level to top management making over $200k/annually. Because he believed he could and refused to accept the lies from people like you.Can you imagine that? And despite all your best efforts, too. If only we had more like you
My Mom's and Dad's families are both from Mississippi, and I was born there and spent quite a bit of time there growing up. When I was in elementary school, I remember my Grandmother on my Mom's side getting up and turning off the TV every time (not often in those days) that a black person appeared on the screen. In the fall of 1970, when my Dad was in the hospital in Houston awaiting surgery, his brother, an architect from Laurel, Mississippi, tried to convince me that blacks and whites should have separate bathrooms in elementary and high schools because otherwise the blacks would infect the whites with venereal diseases. I could go on and on, but all this happened well within the past 100 years--I'm not quite that old yet.
Maybe, but I can guarantee you the kids I worked with growing up in the projects have far more opportunity than the rural poor I've worked with. And there are actually more white poor than black poor. Black privilege is very real when it comes to college entry and hiring in corporate America.
Well, you've convinced on that point at least.
That is very sad, but in contrast every every racist like that I bet there's 2-3x as many in the north going out of their way to help disadvantaged blacks, but they are still being told by their race to take it easy at just take your welfare.My Mom's and Dad's families are both from Mississippi, and I was born there and spent quite a bit of time there growing up. When I was in elementary school, I remember my Grandmother on my Mom's side getting up and turning off the TV every time (not often in those days) that a black person appeared on the screen. In the fall of 1970, when my Dad was in the hospital in Houston awaiting surgery, his brother, an architect from Laurel, Mississippi, tried to convince me that blacks and whites should have separate bathrooms in elementary and high schools because otherwise the blacks would infect the whites with venereal diseases. I could go on and on, but all this happened well within the past 100 years--I'm not quite that old yet.
I haven't had enough experience working with Native Americans to make a comment, but I think what was done to them by our government is despicable.
Was he not defending himself from assailants?
Yes I know that was the only way you could reply to that truthCan you imagine that? And despite all your best efforts, too. If only we had more like you
You have the ability to observe how Native American Indians have fared since the arrival of the Europeans 600 years ago.
No it doesn't.Of course, I see the difference. It takes guts to kneel in front of a TV audience that includes people like you.
I have been to many and HIC is 100% correct.
One hundred years ago blacks were segregated and couldn't vote.
He killed the first guy who threw a malatov cocktail at him. That's fire. That's deadly. That's my understanding. If this is true then he should be let go!
