"It was never easy for me...I was born a poor, black, child."
Posted on 07/17/2016 4:03:31 PM PDT by drewh
Edited on 07/17/2016 4:20:14 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
Actor and musician Henry Rollins, in his most recent LA Weekly column, asserted that white people would
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So this white “rapper” tells the rest of us what it’s like to be black?
Think about that . . .
I am amazed at how many people have to lie on a daily basis to try to stay relevant.
Rachel Dozelel seemed to enjoy herself.
Prima facie evidence that at some point in his life, Henry Rollns was forced to be black.
Rollins I mean, not the author of this article.
He meant that white people would be acting like they had lost their minds if they acted like the BLM protesters have been
"It was never easy for me...I was born a poor, black, child."
In my line of work I would have companies competing for my skills. It would definitely get my resume to the top of the pile.
If blacks can't learn to fit in ordered society, they should leave. Whites immigrated from Europe when they wanted better conditions. Why don't blacks immigrate back to Africa or to latin America? Because they have a better life here than anywhere else and they know it.
“Thank God my granddaddy got on that boat.” - Muhammad Ali
Most of the positive developments in race relations happening since Democrats lost control of all the southern governorships and state houses in the 1970’s has been destroyed by Barack Hussein Obama, occupier of the once greatly revered Oval Office.
Here is a video from his band Black Flag from around 1982. I was about 19 when this video first hit MTV. I was into this music for about 15 minutes.
This video is sort of like a cross between Animal House and the Ramones. Well the Ramones after about 15 beers and with their guitars badly out of tune.
More and more whites are adopting the lifestyle (foregoing education/job training - including fluent English, breeding for freebies, etc.); they seem quite comfortable with it...
Maybe run for prez??
If I want to be “black”, I already must have lost my mind. I’m really not interested in exercising “black privilege”.
I’m white and grew up in Oakland. My parents were divorced and I had some neighbors of questionable character. I went to the exact same schools and had the exact same teachers as the black kids. Still my family always told me I could do anything I wanted in life....and I did.
While white racism was a problem for black people up until the late 1950’s, it certainly isn’t a problem anymore. The problem is black people don’t believe in themselves, their country, or their future.
Unfortunately, so called black leaders then feed on and exploit these beliefs in order to obtain political power. In the end, black people are embittered by their political leaders, not inspired.
I suppose one day this pathetic cycle will end, but it’s the last thing the Democrats want to happen. The most powerful force in the Democrat party isn’t the fear of racism. It’s the fear that black people will figure out it doesn’t exist in any meaningful way anymore.
Ouch!!
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