We've been bending over for the black community since I was a leetle boy. The projects in Pittsburgh were built before I was even born. They've been there and in many other cities for 50+ years. It has not made things better, it has made things worse. Now in 2014, I have never known a time when the blacks were more racist than they are today. No doubt, some of this mindset is fueled by the current president and attorney general who not only do not criticize black thugs, they encourage them to think they are above the law.
The black folks who have not joined America are more angry today than they were 50 years ago. Why is that?
Blacks say they want to be included in American Society. No they don't. They separate them selves at every opportunity. They don't refer to them selves as Americans, instead African-Americans. When they are elected to Congress by Many Americans of different races, they don't refer to them selves as a member of the American Congress. they call them selves the Black Caucus. Recently I saw the term Hispanic Caucus in the news. It won't be long before we see islamic Caucus in the news as soon as morons start voting these vermin into political positions.
Does that sound like a society that aligns with America and has America's interests at heart? It does not to me. Does that sound like a Congress that aligns itself with ALL Americans? Hell no. Parts of it will align with black Americans, Hispanic Americans, islamic Americans - and Screw The Americans.
Stop bending over. Make everyone who comes here make their own way. You don't owe anyone shit. The fact that you let them immigrate here is Gift enough.
When we wean an entire generation on entitlements....they believe beyond a shadow of a doubt, that they're entitled.
ReplyDelete"It won't be long before we see islamic Caucus in the news....."
It will be a small caucus, but entirely possible....we already have a Congressional Prayer Caucus.
CI, Yes when a person knows nothing else the cast is made and they are cranking them out ever faster.
Deleteoooh, that PRAYER THING is really scary, isn't it, CI :-) man up, you're in the military, you can take it. Gad, PRAYER, that's almost as bad as beheading, isn't it?
DeleteSure Z...citing precedence for a religiously based Congressional Caucus IS almost as bad as pretending someone is equating praying with beheading...I guess.....
Deleteno sense arguing; you're a crazy maker and will always be a crazy maker.
DeleteOr maybe you honestly don't understand my point?
I just don't see what scares you so much: I have never heard one person suggest America become a theocracy. But you sure like to sling it that way. You just seem so fearful. I'm very sorry about that. Not sure who
'cited precedence' or how that even applies....
have a nice night. I like to think you got my point despite your crazy making.
CI, Well that does seem a little outside the point/over the top. No one is trying to make someone go to church in America nor will they ever. Yet, people are making people/taxpayers pay to support blacks. pay to support muslims, and other illegals residing here. On the one hand you have a no victim concept, and on the other you have a literal victim. I don't see the comparison at all.
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DeleteKid - Thx for being civil and mature. I cited the precedence [and forgot the Jewish Congressional Caucus] as an agreement that were any number of Muslims to be elected to Congress, an Islamic Caucus would be a distinct possibility. I meant no analogy to the culture of entitlement beyond the point you made by your statement. Nor have I ever made some absurd claim about compulsory church attendance.
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CI, Let me just say this
Delete".citing precedence for a religiously based Congressional Caucus IS almost as bad as pretending someone is equating praying with beheading...I guess....."
ME: I don't understand what that means.
I don't really understand what your current comment means either. 8:37 PM.
I stand by my reply where by the token that some democrat moron states that "should we send troops to Guam, the island may capsize" has no physical effect on our society than the idea that there is a Prayer Caucus also has no physical effect on us either. Yet, the black caucus does have an effect upon us in very literal and costly wealth destroying ways.
If some folks in congress want to pray, what they hey.
The first statement is a direct response to Z's willful mischaracterization of what I wrote [or perhaps what she thinks I think]. I don't care that anyone in Congress wants to pray. Nobody is opposing that. Why would you bring up a religiously based Caucus [Islamic] in an argument of entitlement?
DeleteCI, Easy, islam is not a religion. It is a sadistic cult that has no place in our society let alone our government and unfortunately it will find its way there with the number of stupid dumbasses running around in America today, with many more coming in the future.
DeleteCI, PS, islamics are a big part of the entitlement argument. The boston bombers were on welfare. Many of these puke vermin are here living on our dime.
Delete"Easy, islam is not a religion."
DeleteFair enough, regarding your personal opinion. Not one I can argue with, as I do not agree, on the basis' of logic or legal standing.
For a people who do so much whining about slavery, none of whom living today ever experienced it, they surely clamor for the chains of Marxism ... AKA the DNC. I'm with you; puss on the losers.
ReplyDeleteMustang, yes, any way you look at the situation, it is obvious they fight against them selves.
DeleteExcellent observation. The continued use of slavery as a vehicle for entitlements and socialism, comes from a the Left's duplicitous approach of both keeping 'white guilt' as political currency, and as one of the more productive venues to pursue the collectivist agenda.
DeleteIt's very sad. And Conservatives are blamed for keeping Blacks back, aren't we. As IF. They still don't understand that it's Republicans who finally passed the Civil Rights Act.... and nobody corrects their misinformation, either.
ReplyDeleteThe hyphen is tearing our country apart; it's a metaphor for separation and no country can go on as separated as we are. And, it's all OUR FAULT, it's WHITE AMerica's fault, it's every policeman's fault, it's every teacher who wouldn't give an A for nothing's fault, it's every judge's fault who sentenced a black kid who sold drugs to jail as per the law.
I PRAY this all improves; we've done nearly everything else and it apparently is more comfortable to whine and feel a victim than say "Damn it, it's MY country, too, and I AM going to get educated and I AM going to succeed" (which, by the way, IS what many Black AMericans ARE doing, but we don't hear about them do we.;)
By the way, I'd venture a guess most of them are pray-ers. I personally know a ton of Black kids in Athletes in Action who minister to kids to help them along; since there's probably prayer involved, this will probably be banned soon.
AMEN.
Z, I read an article recently titled "10% is not good enough". The cliff notes are that 10% of the blacks have elevated them selves and joined civilized American society. So what follows is that 90% have not. Rough numbers. Some of that can be attributed to environment, single moms, etc, but I honestly think a part of that is genes. I think a lot of black people simply don't have it in their genes to demand something better for themselves and do what it takes to make it happen. Africans did not build sailing ships and head out like Columbus and Magellan in search of new lands. These are some cold facts. Nor did the American Indian reach out. White Europeans did all of this. These are historical facts.
DeleteI'll tell you this - I was born a poor black child. If someone gave me money for doing nothing, I'm not sure I would be where I am now. I might be on the dole, smoking weed and breeding democrats. Maybe not, but paying me to be unproductive/unsuccessful would not have been helpful. So, genes plus government motivation makes it hard to break the mold.
The guy in my lunch buddy group, several masters degrees, former teacher, Navy contractor, Large drug Mfgr exec, said that one of his professors told him that there is White Time and there is Black Time. This was fairly recently and within the PC environment era. Meaning that black folks generally do not work with the same fervor as some other races. I'd say this is true. I'd also say there is Northern time and Southern time regardless of race. When I moved from Pittsburgh to Phoenix when I was 26, I felt for a long time that I was moving and thinking twice as fast as everyone else. Not a bad thing at the time.
Kid, that 10% could be true, but it doesn't seem right because I don't know TONS of Black folks but I know VERY VERY few who don't work hard and have nice families....honestly! How could it be that 90% of the 50 Black people I'm in contact with (my school has a lot of Black students) DO succeed..and the Black folks at my church are great people with good educations and jobs, and their kids are doing well, and ....bible study women are black and THEY ROCK. Really high power real estate brokers, etc. Well, maybe it's the faith thing, come to think of it. Hmmmmm Maybe I just answered my own question.
ReplyDeleteToo bad so many are so fearful that they can't allow the slightest public nod to what's kept our country in such good shape for 250 years or so.
I've heard of Black Time and White Time, I think. I can't get too snooty on that one...I'm ARmenian and they say they're ALWAYS late, though I'm as punctual as clockwork usually!
Z, You are simply in a different environment. The black people I'm talking about live predominatley in the North East and South East of Mideast. Example: I did not know of a single black person in Phoenix, AZ who would fit this profile. But the black population in Phoenix was in single digit percentages and the folks who were there were the type that broke out of the mold and made a life for themself almost to the man. The problem folks in Phoenix were some Hispanics in S. Phoenix and I'll say I knew many stand up Hispanics when I was there, some who even Were in S Phoenix. This was 1979-1999
DeleteHere it comes...another assault against free speech...and this in our churches...not in the mosques where it belongs.
ReplyDeleteThe Houston Chronicle reported yesterday that the city's liberal Democratic mayor has subpoenaed local churches whose ministers have been critical of the city's new "equal rights" ordinance. That law requires private businesses to permit transgendered persons to use the bathroom of the gender of their self-identity as opposed to their biological sex. Depending on how the law is interpreted and enforced, it could likely also apply to houses of worship.
the subpoena demands from the churches affected access to “all speeches, presentations, or sermons related to HERO, the Petition, Mayor Annise Parker, homosexuality, or gender identity prepared by, delivered by, revised by, or approved by you or in your possession." In other words, it's a fishing expedition. At the very, very least, this is the work of an overly aggressive attorney who has little regard for the bad politics and bad PR involved. At the worst, it's a craven abuse of power by Mayor Parker which may be animated by hatred for conservative ministers who are critical not only of her policies but of her being a lesbian. There's also little doubt that if a conservative Republican mayor sought to subpoena the sermons of politically liberal churches or of mosques that this would be a shocking story of national import and treated as such with attention by the broadcast networks on their evening newscasts.
IMP, Absolutely. It's disgusting and we better start fighting back,
Deletesilience is golden - yea, to the other guy sometimes.
ReplyDeleteTS/WS. Yep.
DeleteDetroit-one of the first - mostly black - welfare cities-I need say no more!!
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Carol-CS. Yes, political corruption and incompetence combined with an over-abundance of losers and criminals. Get ya every time. Of course it's Bush's fault.
DeleteDetroit: a zombie city. It doesn't know it's dead, so it keeps on electing mayors (all black, all Democrats), city council members (all black, all Democrats) and watches as its infrastructure, like zombie arms, fall off the map into heaps of rotting meat on the ground.
ReplyDeletePretty good description Fredd. We need a Detroit Czar.
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