Actually, I think some of the rest of us (including many blacks who are not in the "career black grudge class") have had enough of them. This may actually be a watershed moment, but not in the way the MSM wants. People of all races may finally be disgusted enough to say ENOUGH!!!
BTW, my local New York Times paper (the Gainesville Sun) just started a special weekly for blacks. Typical liberal resegregation. I live in a predominantly black neighborhood, so I receive it (they can't even sell it and have to give it away). Its second issue, published today, had a front page feature article on the lynching of a black person somewhere around here - in 1916.
Almost a hundred years later, and the NYT is still using it to stir up race hatred and fear. That's liberals for you, liberals and their black victims.
When Mr. Robinson broke the color barrier, White America, could no longer ignore Black America. Jackie Robinson was on the front page of section most American men went to read after a long day at work, whether it was in the office, the factory or the farm. Those in positions of power were faced with the reality of discrimination.
Ensuing events, Rosa Parks, the Supreme Court's "Brown Decision", Alabama National Guard blocking a school entrance. Then the Civil Rights Acts and the voter registration drives in the south and Democrats attempts to crush it. That failure to stop desegregation caused the various civil rights organizations to become radicalized, preventing constructive dialog between the parties and creating a polarized environment for the next 30 years. The nursery for the American Left was built and the teat nurtured anti-American values.
Now we have Hurricane Katerine, a natural event, a national disaster. The American public watched as an American city was washed away, the disintegration of their society. The American media sanitized the event, refusing to show the bodies of the victims, refusing to show thugs preying upon the weak and the infirm.
It became apparent there is the choice between liberty and lawlessness. Those who treasure their freedom. Those who wish it to endure for their children and grandchildren must make it their calling, their vocation, to stand up for law, for civility. We must let out leaders know the behavior of thugs must not go unpunished. We must remove those leaders in title alone from their positions. People will not flourish under the hand of a weak ruler.
We must make our voices clear, our hands steady, are stance firm; we will not accept attacks upon our military, those who are serve in our stead to defend our liberty and protect the weakest among us.
I have seen some wonderful human beings in some of those clips, people that I would love to sit down and get to know. Listening to some of the elderly women and their faith, the gentleman that was carrying out his neighbor's kids one at a time, these things give me hope.
Parts of our society have lost their moral compass. I suppose I should not blame them. They have been taught by our society that there is no right and wrong. They were taught to be selfish, to look out for number one. They are caught up in a way of life that strips that same character that gives me hope and leaves them diseased: less than human in a way.
It is not their race that is showing through, it is their lack of a soul. In my system of beliefs, I know that they have one, but they have stilled that small voice that tells them right from wrong and only look out for themself.
I must ask myself some questions. How can the same society, living in the same circumstances cause such different sorts of behavior? If we believe the more modernisitic view, they have the same environment, social status and circumstances. Why are they not all Clarence Thomases or looters?
The Left's way of thinking divides people by their class, by their circumstances. If they are right, then there can be no rising above the rest. They believe that these people must be given everything, that they cannot do for themselves. I believe that the Left are the ultimate racists.