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To: driftless2

I get the idea from reading about that time that the negroes were somehow lead to believe that once the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act were signed a utopia of being would immediately manifest itself. When this did not happen they evidently got mighty ticked off and have remained ticked off ever since.

Who told them that things would magically get better just because they could now eat at a hamburger stand or vote without getting hassled I don’t know. The negroes at time must have been very gullible or hoping against hope that things would turn out in their favor for once.


19 posted on 09/14/2014 6:28:18 PM PDT by AceMineral (One day men will beg for chains.)
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To: AceMineral
My opinion is the worst thing the Civil Rights act did was created affirmative discrimination excuse me..action and treat black Americans as victims. Certainly, it's now obvious that half of black Americans, the Black Underclass, simply can't cope with modern civilization mostly due to low IQ. The upper half could be productive citizens....millions are productive citizens.

But the Black Underclass is mired in crime and apathy waiting for the scraps from the gov. they feel are their due. The Black Underclass's incredible violence and leeching on the taxpayer makes them easily America's largest social problem. They'll never adapt to civilization. What to do with them is a terrible problem. I don't see the powers that be doing anything meaning we might looking at violent, racial clashes in the future thanks to their, the powers that be, inaction.

21 posted on 09/14/2014 6:55:33 PM PDT by driftless2 (For long term happiness, learn how to play the accordion.)
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