Why is it always one sided?

Hey Phillipians keep posting all the excerpts from one book. It still does not prove that the majority of black people feel any particular way. Where is your proof? Do black people value hard work as much as other "races"? Yes, and the evidence is clear. Are the majority of black people dependent on welfare programs? No, and the evidence is clear on this matter. Are there more black men in prison than in college? No, again the evidence is clear on this matter. Are there more black accountants than there are black athletes? Yes, again the evidence is clear.

I can post ACTUAL numbers to back every single one of my claims. Can you? No, because there is no such thing. SHOW SOME ACTUAL PROOF, otherwise you are wasting your time and everyone elses.

 

FP;
You STILL don't get it and probably never will.
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS EQUALITY IN THIS NATION.
Never will be. I cannot just BECOME black and recieve the special treatment they get just because of skin color.
And as far as I am concerned "reverse discrimination" is a STUPID term. whether it is whites getting ecluded because of quotas or blacks being excluded really makes no difference. It is all discrimintation.

Strange how the very people who hollered loudest about discrimination back in the 50's-60's are now the same ones who will scream the loudest if their PREFERENTIAL DISCRIMINATORY PRIVILEGES are removed.

Guess who is the MOST discriminated against in this nation today?
White Males.
Facts. That is the facts of the society which has reacted so poorly to the injustices of a segregated society that now it has turned the tide upon they who were to blame back then. Trouble is that affirmative action was a racial preferential "solution". It is nothing less that anti-white discrimination.
And YES I do have a problem with ANYBODY getting preferential treatment based on their skin color. If YOU can't see that then you are as blinded by this nonsense as any KKK Grand POOHBAH.

 

double post....sorry

 

You are the one living in fantasy land. Did you even bother to look at any of the black authors I listed? No, because if you did you could not say, without lying, that ALL black people have a victimization mentality. It is ABSURD for anyone to base an ideology on an ENTIRE group of people by only looking at a few of their experiences.

 

Honey, I live with black people and not one of them has a victim mentality, and their actions speak to this. I work in inner city youth programs and not one of those children I work with has a victim mentality that is manifested by their actions. You really believe that we tell these children they can do anything with hard work, but they think to themselves "I can't the white people are holding me back"? If so you are more delusional than I thought. Please, get real. Yopu can't sit there and claim something about an entire group of people based on your limited study and friendships.

 

Just as someone can repeatedly boldly proclaim, "I am not racist". You're right actions do speak louder than words, and yours are screaming.

 

Out of your own proverbial mouth

What exacly are you saying then, because you have jumped all over the map, literally. Everywhere from China to Africa and America.

 

Hurray to these two fellows. We need more like them. O'Reilly tells Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, and the rest they are racist's also. Go get 'em Tiger.

 

Oh please, I am not calling any of these people liars. I am saying you are taking them out of context and they would agree. My eyes are open to many of the problems in the black community, that does not mean they live in this continual aura of victimization. Forgive me if I don't believe you. I have also worked with single mothers working on getting their lives together and not once have their problems been attributed to the "racist white man". A lot of it is blamed on poor descision making, economics, and absent fathers. a far cry of I am a victim.

 

What question? I have answered all the questions you posted and I have responded to the other posters numerous times. What more do you want? I have read your authors, and I don't even disagree with their experiences. I disagree with your interpretation of them. Big difference.

You have yet to answer any of my questions. Can you define black culture? Have you read anything by anyof the authors I posted? Are the majority of black people dependent on welfare programs? Are there more black men in prison than college? How do you know that black people are not hard working? The list goes on and on.