CreativeDominant
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You talk a great line but have you ever been on a regional committee to end violence in inner city high crime areas... I have... Have you ever reached out to offer jobs and train the otherwise unemployable in the disadvantaged inner city... I have. Have you ever participated in a voter registration drive in the inner city... I have Whenever a poster here turns the issue personal as you have just done it is a sign that they are in denial. I say America has and continues to have a long history of racism and you turn to me and ask what have I ever done about it? Well, I will not get into the self serving rhetoric that you are indulging, Butch. I don't need validation as you seem to. It makes you feel good you did all those wonderful things, you are a magnificent human being. That's wonderful. But did you actually solve the inner city problems? I'll bet not. Have you done anything to at least remind white people of the larger problem? No, you haven't. You continue to blame black kids in impoverished neighborhoods for the circumstance of their birth. quote:
I believe in doing not talking and holding people accountable for their actions... It works better than burning and looting and protesting and not voting...and sure as hell works better than calling everyone racist. Black people caught up in rebellion in the streets are acting out of frustration precisely because the proper people are not ever held accountable. Whenever we discuss black protest or street rioting without fail you never want to believe they might have frustrations and grievances as their cause. You knee jerk blame the blacks. A cop shoots an unarmed black man in the back, another is shot inches away through the open window while reaching for his wallet, another is strangled on a sidewalk in a choke hold crying "I can't breathe!" others are shot for acting out their mental disorders. . . and the cops always, ALWAYS get away with it. Where is accountability? There is none. That's why they are protesting in the streets. People of color seek respect and justice. No, multiculturalism is not working, never has worked in America. Ask any Native American. Tell you what, Vincent...I'll give some credence to what you're saying: I'm sure there's been innocent black people killed wrongly by cops. I'm sure that some black people march solely out of frustration over real injustices. And I'll concede that in some of these instances some white person or persons or he'll, just the WHOLE white race was responsible. It's been discussed on here. Now then...are you even willing to consider that when a protest gets out of hand and buildings start being destroyed and cars go up in flames, that isn't on the white man? Are you even willing to concede that some blacks on poverty are there through their own poor choices? Or are you one of those "white-guilt"-ridden types who never sees any responsibility of the black race to do some things differently?
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