Bulloney!
They are saying that no matter what a black person does, the justice system doesn't have the right to punish them. What they are saying is that each and every prosecution of a black man in America today is because a white or hispanic perp did the crime and the police just found the closest black man an d prosecuted him for it. The prisons are full of black intillectuals who were just walking down the street and were picked up while on their way to night classes or chess club.
There is nothing racial about this case. However the black community (by and large his only supporters) knows one simple fact. Anytime a black person is accused of anything...murder, drug peddling, dog fighting, etc....all they have to do is play the race card and it lends some mysterious air of reasonableness to the defense of the
. Almost like it is the secret password that activates an entire class of jury zombies to vote not guilty. In most cases, there is a jury member with enough hatred in their heart for the white man that they will excuse any manner of action. It's the "well, he may have raped that white woman but white men have been raping black women for hundreds of years...I vote not guilty". It is really shameful.
I am sick of this nonsense. The black community as a whole (sure there are exceptions) but as a whole knows no bounds and has no shame. You take any majority black neighborhoods across America today (excepting the upper middle class) and this is the case.
I just saw a news story on Atlanta over the weekend. A white City Counselman had sent a letter to a
(why he sent the letter, I don't know) warning him to stop selling drugs in his City and stay away from the City. Well, he was caught again selling crack and the Counselman told it like it was. He called the guy a
and wished him to prison or the grave sooner rather than later in another letter. The piece of shi! mother was being interviewed on TV and said "I think this is racial". Hell, had it been my parents, the would have agreed with the City man. That's if they ever got over the shame long enough to be interviewed. The mother..of course..dismissed the son's crimes and didn't want to talk about THEM....she only wanted to talk about the letter she received. She didn't want to talk about the fact that her son's continued actions made the Counselman take action because he was fed up with the nonsense.
I am sorry, and I am sure I will be called a racist for my views, but until the black community stands up and decides that all this drugging, killing, ho'ing, single mothers, and self-imposed poverty is actually KILLING THEM, this will go on.
The black community wants to be a thorn in the side of whitey....
that's why they chide their own members for acting "WHITE". What, in the black communities, do you have to do to act WHITE? Stay out of trouble, get a good education, live with a complete family, stay off drugs, dress in a reasonable manner, have a normalized American name, etc. Isn't it funny that in the black communities around the nation, crime is at an all time high, murder, drugs, prostitution, etc. Doesn't the black community understand that if they really want to STICK IT TO WHITEY that the best thing to do is be upwardly mobile? Live in their neighborhoods, play at their golf clubs, take their jobs. Not rob their neighborhoods, carry clubs at their golf course, or take their cars. Acting the fool only hurts THEM.
For those that want to call me a racist....well go ahead. I don't hate black people because they hold extra pigment in their skin any more than I hate Irish people for being too white. I
hate their actions and I hate their attitudes and I hate their commonly held beliefs and I hate their behaviors. Nothing else. If I were the rabid KKK supporter that some of you will undoubtedly believe I am, I would have burned a cross in my neighbor's yard at my old house. He was black, well I suppose he still is.
No, I met him and his family and welcomed them to the neighborhood. They were professionals and were very nice, great people. We talked a lot instead of mowing grass like we should have. We were good friends.
However, up the street, some gangbanger type blacks moved in and the place went to hell. So we left. We didn't leave because a black man moved in...we left because a set of blacks who were intent on living the stereotype (thugging it up in the streets, refusing to move for cars, etc.) moved in. Again, not pigment...actions.
I was at a local Philly Connection with Shaniquia and Loquesha in front of me with a little boy. The boy was about 5 years old. The women were doing their damnest to be annoying to everyone in the place, acting a fool. Well, a cop came in behind me. Sadly, that little boy went and hid under the table. I thought that maybe he was playing. No, he was serious. Somewhere in that boy's life, he was taught that the police were there for nothing more than to drag poor innocent black people off to jail. I looked at the cop who shrugged his shoulders and I just shook my head. The mothers thought that this was the funniest thing in the world. Cultural warfare. Oh, the cop was black.
Again, it is not pigment...it is actions.
Cal
I swear, some of the names I hear I think they were given a handful of scrabble tiles to make a name up! We were raised to value education as a way to a better life and achieving your dreams. My Dad was the only Black invited to join the yacht club...he always wanted a big boat from the time he was 7. His first was 30', the next a 65'. We learned by example the rewards of a good education, integrity and values. It has NOTHING to do with color.
