[SkyPilot]

From Kareem's article in Time:

"Then we’ll argue about whether there isn’t just as much black-against-white racism in the U.S. as there is white-against-black. (Yes, there is. But, in general, white-against-black economically impacts the future of the black community. Black-against-white has almost no measurable social impact.)"

Kareem waves his hands and glosses over the sins of the black community, and highlights perceived sins against blacks.

We could emphasize the tremendous disparity of how blacks rob, murder, and assault whites. We could also discuss the horrible crime of rape.

According to DOJ statistics, there were 35,000 white women raped by blacks in one year, and nine (9!) black women raped by white men.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ad7_1336230731

But let's discuss something that came up at dinner with another couple we know very well. My friend is a nurse (she is white) at an adult care center. Most of the patients are white, and many of the orderlies and people who work there are black.

Yesterday, she was visibly shaken, to the point of tears. We asked her, and she told us horror stories. She said patients were being abused and neglected. One old white man was crawling with insects, including a centipede and maggots. The nurse was horrified, and immediately attended to the poor man. Right afterwards, she was approached in the hallway by an old woman with Alzheimer's who collapsed in her arms crying, pleading "Please help me!" Her linens were soiled and she was dehydrated. Then she found a man covered in his own feces, who had been screaming and pleading for help.

She went into the "break room" and there were several black orderlies gathered there, eating piles of take out Popeye's, playing on the cell phones, and laughing at the plight of the patients that they refused to help. They even brought up the Ferguson riots in the course of their conversation.

Now that is one true story of one town in this nation that happened just yesterday. What it represents to me is we have a great evil being committed in our nation. That was nothing but the torture of helpless elderly people based on race.

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To a degree, the same thing was happening at the VA. A good friend died of cancer a few years ago. The Houston VA is loaded with blacks on the payroll and many of them don’t give a damn about helping whites. In fact, they don’t want to be bothered by their white patients.

Your friend has a responsibility to these elderly patients. She should take photos, record conversations (if legal in that state), and document everything. She should then go to the head of that organization or to the governing body. If they don’t respond by firing a lot of people, they should take it to the media. Most adult care facilities are big money makers. They wouldn’t want to lose their license, get sued, or have bad publicity.

The truth is so many blacks are full of hate. I have seen it in so many.

[sport]

This is what obamacare will bring on a large scale. If older people today think that the youth will take care of them when they are elderly and unable to care for themselves, they are in for a rude awakening.

[cloudmountain]

Now that is one true story of one town in this nation that happened just yesterday. What it represents to me is we have a great evil being committed in our nation. That was nothing but the torture of helpless elderly people based on race.

SHAMEFUL.
Letter to hospital president on what you witnessed.
Next time take a photo of it. DISGRACEFUL!

I hope there's a real warm eternal place for those who make the helpless suffer.

[Pining_4_TX]

It happened to my grandmother. She was in a hospital because she had broken her hip. A black nurse insisted that my grandmother had to have a bath and have her hair washed and forced her to stand naked over a tub while she washed her hair, even though it caused my grandmother great pain. When the hospital questioned the nurse, the woman claimed my grandmother called her the N word. Nobody in my family had ever heard my grandmother use that word at any time.

All the hospital did was apologize and move the nurse to another floor. My grandmother’s mental health immediately deteriorated and she had to go into a nursing home. She was delusional most of the time and died after a few months.

Yeah, if I ever have to go into a nursing home, I hope it’s in one of the Dakotas.