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Good post. Race relations in this country have absolutely plummeted in the past few years. I talk about it with my friends all the time.

I have often said that in my life I have known one white racist -- back in the 70s I was in college with a kid who was definitely a racist. That was it. My entire life, white people felt compelled to approach black people as intelligent, well-meaning, hard-working equals who deserved to be embraced by society and be given a fair chance to succeed. I saw that attititude in action for over 30 years.

As near as I can tell, that attitude is just about dead. Killed off in less than 3 years. Most white people I know are seething mad. Many of them say they hate the n****** now.

If the cities explode, I think the blacks better watch out. No one likes a sheep killing dog, and everyone knows how to treat such an animal.

At this point urban unrest is irrelevant; technology has allowed many jobs to leave the cities, and those that remain are safely quarantined from the black populations (at least until 6:00 pm or so). The remaining black mayors of cities (the ones that haven’t been replaced yet by Hispanic mayors) trip over themselves to keep the whites at least working & shopping there if possible, as the whites have made it clear they won’t live there.

Welfare reform has consigned the blacks to a position similar to the Native Americans - a dwindling part of a society and culture that has passed them by. I say that with no gloating; they deserved better than that, and were simply victims of the soft bigotry of lowered expectations and double standards in which they were regarded as child-like by those who pretended to represent their interests (including Barak Obama).

Good post. Race relations in this country have absolutely plummeted in the past few years. I talk about it with my friends all the time.

I often said that Obama took race relations back to where they were in 1970, if we are lucky, or before if we are not.

I have often said that in my life I have known one white racist -- back in the 70s I was in college with a kid who was definitely a racist. That was it. My entire life, white people felt compelled to approach black people as intelligent, well-meaning, hard-working equals who deserved to be embraced by society and be given a fair chance to succeed. I saw that attititude in action for over 30 years.

As near as I can tell, that attitude is just about dead. Killed off in less than 3 years. Most white people I know are seething mad. Many of them say they hate the n****** now.

Same here, 90% of Whites I know say and think the same way. I'll be honest, there are times I have to deal with the same anger within me. Not all Blacks think the same and there are few/some who "get it" and understand what our ideals and way of life is or at least should be but I cannot ignore the fact that most Blacks support Obama because he is Black. I know of one Black co-worker who tends to lean a little to the right on many issues, not always, but still "gets it" more often and he does not, but he still voted for Obama because they are of the same race. Normally I would be angry at him, but I am not, why? Because at least he is honest enough to admit that, I might not like the reason why but I admire honesty and the candid approach. Still, with 90% of the group buying into the same groupthink policy of supporting Obama, I do understand how this turns a lot of people off and make them angry. AS unpleasant as this is to discuss and watch, we can't turn away from the truth, we have to address these issues and face them.

If the cities explode, I think the blacks better watch out. No one likes a sheep killing dog, and everyone knows how to treat such an animal.

Sad, isn't it? B-(

Note: I know Obama is half-White, but he himself chose to cover that side up and with perception and looks the way they are, he is seen as being Black by the lefty media. Well, my mind is starting to float big time as I type this so I'll end it here.