Roy Blanken****p wrote:
> I would submit to you that his wife has been smeared. Even if you dug up
> something that she had said that could be construed as "racist", I do
not
> blame ANY black person who grew up in the USA for disliking white
people. I
> belonged to a black church in Oxnard, CA, it was a great experience to
be
> the minority for once. For as much as I was accepted by most, I knew I
would
> never be "one of the guys" because I was white.
I sympathize, but we are where we are. If Blacks want equality, they
havta play by the same rules. They havta quit asking for justice.
Nietzsche said the only way to get justice is to seize it. Anything else
is charity, and whatever is given, no matter how much, is never enuf.
I've lived in a Black neighborhood, and know somethings all the good
people have to put up with from all the bad ones.
But nothing we say here will have any effect on the election. what
counts is what happens to the middle class- mortgage, foreclosure,
bankruptcy, & job loss. If that is not dealt with effectively, then the
white middle class will feel less generous and only sup****t a white.
There is still plenty of time too for some independent candidate to
emerge. If I was in a position to consider it, I'd wait until after I
see who the Democrats put up.
Hillary is a *****, and no doubt would be far more difficult for an
independent to take on. Smearing a woman with the usual mud is very
likely to backfire, but smearing Obama with the race card- especially if
economic hard****p makes whites want to close ranks- will be easy.
This is not about who I like Roy; I've read Machiavelli. Check it out.
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