Its just true.. really it just part of human nature, of any race, there are just people to try and drag other down.. it the core of leftist thinking.
But it seem to be particularly bad in the black community...
He’s right.
Does this mean he’s friends with Rush again?
(I can’t keep up!)
The Man keeping the black man down is ... black men?
This isn’t complicated enough. Where’s Al Sharpton?
And there are plenty of white people who gladly celebrate and encourage the ignorance that keeps black people down. They call themselves Democrats, liberals, progressives, educators and community organizers. By any name they are in the business of selling hate and racial militance. Business is good.
As MLK tried to tell them, it’s about character, not color.
This is not by any means new. I saw my Army Security Agency post transformed from a cohesive group of color blind soldiers to a unit divided by race after Representative Adam Clayton Powell insisted that the agency did not have “our share” of blacks.
The Agency was a unit comprised of soldiers selected for their education and analytic abilities to monitor the communist bloc. Our average individual had two years of college. (Some would say that we were a bunch of dropouts).
In 1967 and 1968 we began to receive Representative Powell’s “recruits” and before long, the new group began putting pressure on those blacks who had been on post for a few years, to “join their community”. Uncle Tom, acting white and whitey were among the pejoratives used by the new arrivals.
The attempts of whites to maintain our friendships were defeated by the peer pressure of race. I have often wondered what kind of lives my black friends had.
Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime.
The problem with many blacks is that no thanks to the actions of the white Leftists, they're essentially driven to a political plantation where being a "homey" with a very narrow point of view supersedes everything else. Why do you think many blacks don't think highly of Kobe Bryant, especially given Kobe lived outside the USA for an number of years before being drafted into the NBA? Interestingly, many blacks also resent LeBron James in spite of the fact James has done a lot to help the low-income people of Akron, OH.
Who cares what his economic beliefs are?