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To: BobS
"I don't know about Chicago, but I do know that Blacks and Mexicans aren't being good neighbors in L.A."

The blacks weren't being good neighbors when they bussed them into my high school thirty years ago. Between classes, they would bunch up in large groups in the hallways and smoke cigarettes at the center of the group. They were loud, obnoxious and intimidating to the white students. I doubt if this situation has improved with time.

And no, I don't mean all black students. We had black kids going to my high school all along and everything was fine until they started busing in the inner city crowd in my junior year. The suburban black kids were the first to be targeted as Uncle Toms and for "acting white".

14 posted on 10/09/2007 7:41:06 PM PDT by Desron13 (If you constantly vote between the lesser of two evils then evil is your ultimate destination.)
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To: Desron13
"The blacks weren't being good neighbors when they bussed them into my high school thirty years ago."

I went to HS in Irvington, N.J. and that happened there too around '72. Parents were out there rioting and getting worked up. While we were smoking pot and sneaking some guy's parent's wine because they weren't home! And another guy's father's beer the next day. That didn't go over very well with his dad. Or mine.

The funny part is the Black kids in a HS in Newark were doing the same thing while their parents were going nuts.

I remember it as wasted kids walking around laughing at the adult entertainment being provided for us. Clothed, of course. I haven't been to NJ since out-processing from McGuire AFB in '86. I won't be coming back. It's gone.

23 posted on 10/09/2007 8:51:32 PM PDT by BobS (I><P>)
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