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To: ohioman
You ever hear of self-responsibility?? I guess not as your comments suggest a vast right-wing conspiracy. Say hello to Hitlery for me.

Self-responsibility is an idea that is carefully kept out of public school indictrination. Sure they are responsible for their conditions, but in raising children they can be made to go bad. This is what the factors I mentioned do to black children.

By the way, all the things I mentioned are left-wing factors, not right-wing. And I do believe that many left-wing factors do act to raise children into bad adults. You can't know self-responsibility if its existence has been hidden from you.

103 posted on 09/07/2001 8:29:03 AM PDT by Seruzawa
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To: Seruzawa
You can't know self-responsibility if its existence has been hidden from you.

Sadly, there's not much I as a White man can do about it. I can't convince the Blacks in poverty to stop voting themselves masters whose only goal is to keep the Blacks in a situation where they, the masters, will be needed.

The Democrats have a good closed loop going. Even fellow Blacks who have succeeded in the American Dream are ridiculed and ignored as being 'too White' or something similar.

I am saddened by this, because many Whites think it is a racial problem, but it isn't. As Phantom Lord said, it is a cultural problem, and one set up so as to reinforce itself.

Eventually, this situation will change, for better or worse -- all things change. When that happens, I hope it is for the better, but, being rather a cynic when it comes to human nature, I think it will be for the worse and people will die -- maybe a lot of people -- before things get better again.

Tuor

149 posted on 09/07/2001 5:55:27 PM PDT by Tuor
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