“I made a very general statement which was simply agreeing with another poster’s statement.”
I agree. And that poster stated that black people are not like white people. I simply asked you if white people do not commit the same crimes that you complain about black people committing.(which is what prompted the original comment that you responded to.)
You illustrate why saying anything that is critical of blacks (far from all blacks, by the way) is a taboo. Not only do you live in a dream world, you also smack down those that don’t also live there.”
You did not leave any room in your original response that would have implied you weren’t talking about all black people. Only when I questioned your statement did you say “Far from all blacks, by the way.” I appreciate your reluctant clarification.
As far as “living in a dream world” my FRiend, you know nothing about me - nothing at all. I can readily assure you that my world is far more ethnically diverse than you can imagine or would probably be comfortable with.
But you may be correct, now that I think about it. It very well may be a Dream world - the very same world that inspired a young black man to say “I Have A Dream.” Yes, I’ll gladly admit to living in that Dream world. And if you consider this being “smacked down”, so be it. Consider yourself smacked.
Truck
“Only when I questioned your statement did you say “Far from all blacks, by the way.” I appreciate your reluctant clarification.”
There’s a problem on the black and black-sympathizers side. They (their media spokesmen) consider all criticism of their culture to be insults or attacks or “racism”. Blacks want a separate but equal culture when, in fact, they’d benefit by adopting some traits of the white culture. And vice versa.
“You know nothing about me”
I’m interested at the ideas expressed, not the person expressing them.