To: Chickensoup
Besides the legalized discrimination against “white” & Asian men (in jobs, promotions, education), there are the constant anti-family, anti-Christianity messages of the government & its media (FWIW, this pre-dates Barack Obama). I constantly receive advertisements from banks and other businesses (and my alma mater) looking for my money, but they aren’t willing to show a face that looks like mine on their literature. They’ve created a fantasy world where everything is run by wise women and black men, the wishful thinking of their non-existent utopia (that certainly isn’t the reality of any workplace I’ve been in); we’re just spectators. I understand what they’re trying to accomplish; I don’t think they understand what they did accomplish. To think they’ll motivate me about an “enemy” halfway around the world, when my enemies are here, is silliness; if “my enemy’s enemy is my friend”, then who should I be rooting for?
To: kearnyirish2
70 posted on
06/03/2011 1:01:53 PM PDT by
Chickensoup
(The right to bear arms is proven to prevent government genocide. Protect yourself!)
To: kearnyirish2
Besides the legalized discrimination against white & Asian men (in jobs, promotions, education), there are the constant anti-family, anti-Christianity messages of the government & its media (FWIW, this pre-dates Barack Obama). I constantly receive advertisements from banks and other businesses (and my alma mater) looking for my money, but they arent willing to show a face that looks like mine on their literature. Theyve created a fantasy world where everything is run by wise women and black men, the wishful thinking of their non-existent utopia (that certainly isnt the reality of any workplace Ive been in); were just spectators. I understand what theyre trying to accomplish; I dont think they understand what they did accomplish. To think theyll motivate me about an enemy halfway around the world, when my enemies are here, is silliness; if my enemys enemy is my friend, then who should I be rooting for?
I have a quick story. When I was 10 in 1976, my parents divorced and Mom had to get a better job to take care of me. She had an interview with the Port Authority that handled the busses here in Pittsburgh. She passed all their tests in flying colors but the interviewer told her that she could not hire her, the position was to be held open for a "colored person." Mom came home and was furious. She is still furious about it today and when the affirmative action president Obama got elected, I saw the anger and rage well up in her eyes. Since it was to benefit me too, I have the same anger and rage myself. Seeing crap like this in Zimbabwe and what is going on here keeps old wounds open.
165 posted on
06/06/2011 9:01:27 PM PDT by
Nowhere Man
(General James Mattoon Scott, where are you when we need you? We need a regime change.)
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