Here as a bit of neutral--as to present contrived issues--humor from the foremost Georgia man of letters in the 1830s, the uncle of General Lees's Lieutenant General Longstreet. The humor is a bit of the essence of dry American humor, offered to try to put a momentary smile on some faces, in a present moment that is very far from humorous:
Cheers!
This has going on for fifty years and unfortunately Democrat voters have been very slow to see what was really being done to out nation but with repetition I believe that many are waking up. They must be seeing that there is a really scary antiwhite hate movement. I think that the Democrats played a double game with their white voters using the word racist like it only applied to Republicans and those evil white people from the South. I think that many white people who remember the sixties are shocked that after fifty years things have not gotten better but seems to be worse even after the trillions that we have given to the black community, after all of the apologies and the groveling it still has not improved and many seem to have no appreciation for what we have tried to do.
Younger people who do not remember the sixties are shocked to see the state of affairs between the races especially as they see the rosy version of racial relations as presented on the media.