[ClearCase_guy]

I do wonder how much I really know about how the typical American is feeling right now. I think most people (in their hearts) should be really, really pissed off about the BS going on right now. But I'm not sure they are. I worry that the average American may be nodding their head, thinking, "I suck. I'm the problem. I'm glad people are throwing bricks at me, because I deserve it."

I really hope something happens to make people realize how untruthful and hateful the whole BLM thing really is. But I dunno.

[Nea Wood]

"I suck. I'm the problem. I'm glad people are throwing bricks at me, because I deserve it."

Far too many are thinking just that-- the ones who are bowing down, kissing the shoes of blacks, or shaving their heads to make black women feel better. But there must be a lot of pissed off folks, too. If I get one more email from a company saying that they side with BLM and they cherish their precious black customers, blah, blah, blah, I will scream. I have un-followed everybody on my social media who has posted those stupid black squares. I'm sick to death of all this and tired of being told it's all my fault. This is a recipe for making people hate each other. When you pit people against each other, exalting one group and blaming another, what else can happen?

[Mr. Jeeves]

I think most people (in their hearts) should be really, really pissed off about the BS going on right now. But I'm not sure they are.

The over 50's are. The under 30's are overwhelmingly with BLM. That leaves a middle group who has some stake in the success of the country - will they defend what they have and hope to gain or follow the lead of pop culture and pop politics?