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Lets look at Africa, where they have had millions of years of evolution and social practice which is genetic as well as ingrained.

If Africa is all black men, who has held them down for the millions of years? Look at any African nation, where are the successes?

If we want to start talking about racism, one has to look no further than Africa, as they have loads of black on black violence. To the point where they have traditions operating right to today. Other than tribal raiding and corruption, there is one greater.... genocide.

Look at Zimbabwe, South Africa, any nation about 50 nations in Africa. Who is suppressing them? Why are they so backwards and illiterate for 2012?

I do not think you can create greater confusion than what the blacks can create.... right down to the “pResident”


13 posted on 03/31/2012 9:36:37 AM PDT by himno hero (Obamas theme...Death to America...The crusaders will pay!)
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To: himno hero; Regulator; sauropod; RoosterRedux; Jakarta ex-pat

“If Africa is all black men, who has held them down for the millions of years? Look at any African nation, where are the successes?”

The best explanation for what you bring up is in the book “Bell Curve” by Herrnstein and Murray.

The race problem we face is huge, and it is made more intractable by the inability to talk about it in an honest way.

The authors had some suggestions on how to ameliorate the situation, but they were vilified, demonized and exiled from the human race for their trouble.

For those of you not familiar with the book, I highly recommend it. After you read it, the reality we’re living will suddenly make sense.


39 posted on 03/31/2012 11:48:34 AM PDT by aquila48
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