[usconservative]

It's like Jeremiah Wright and Louis Farrakkhan have said all along: We're all nothing but evil blue-eyed devils!

Is this really the black's new line: You're racist no matter what? ROFL!

Well then, how about this: You're all lower socio-economic minimum-wage workers no matter what!

Turn-about's fair play in my book.

[usconservative]

"More intelligent members of the dominant group are just better at legitimizing and protecting their privileged position than less intelligent members," Wodtke said. "In modern America, where blacks are mobilized to challenge racial inequality, this means that intelligent whites say — and may in fact truly believe — all the right things about racial equality in principle, but they just don't actually do anything that would eliminate the privileges to which they have become accustomed.

So, no matter what one actually believes the bar has been suddenly moved to "if you're not actively advocating and doing something about racism, you're a racist.

This is why some, perhaps a large segment of the black population will never mainstream or achieve success in America: They've been successfully conditioned by decades of Democrat social-engineering policy that unless someone "helps them" they'll never make it on their own.

Just plain pitiful. Proof that Government policy does in fact destroy the human spirit.

And oh yeah, it's still you white-cracka's fault!

[Frapster]

“You’re racist no matter what.”

I don’t know how new it is but I’ve seen lots of articles stating just that, as well as there’s no such thing as reverse racism.

[kearnyirish2]

“It’s like Jeremiah Wright and Louis Farrakkhan have said all along: We’re all nothing but evil blue-eyed devils!
Is this really the black’s new line: You’re racist no matter what? ROFL!”

If we conceded their outrageous claim, many would still come crawling back to be “administered” (fed, clothed, housed, schooled, policed) by the whites they hate with such passion because they are a crushed, defeated people; many apparently believe in their own inferiority.