Posted on 03/11/2011 8:11:55 PM PST by B4Ranch
YOU mean like Obama?
The Dear leader has literally set race relations back 30 years and liberalism has all but chained the black community into a welfare/drug mentality that will take forever to "CHANGE"!
You reference post # 16 by someone else what are you talking about?
YIkes more coffee needed
In Winter Park car windows could be left down, doors unlocked. Radio would not be taken.
In St. Petersburg: windows up, doors unlocked. Radio safe
In Orlando: windows up, doors locked. Radio safe.
In Miami: radio WILL be stolen: keep doors unlocked and windows down so thief won't break car windows...
That is bizarre; here in NJ, as in CA, the illegals have basically driven hospitals out of business. They operate without emergency rooms because they were losing so much money there (while being forced by law to treat everybody who walked in). Now citizens have a hard time getting emergency care.
That scenario is unfolding now (and the electoral map is reflecting it). If Bush v. Gore had happened today, Bush’s lead in electoral votes would’ve been noticeably higher. Dems states are bleeding population (and the corresponding electoral votes) to Repub states.
The Dem agenda is to nationalize many of the Dem state policies, in order to create an environment where there would no benefit for companies or individuals to flee from Californa to Texas, for example. Otherwise, their presidential elections start to look very dim.
I wouldn’t say he’s harmed race relations; as long as there is legalized discrimination through affirmative action, and de facto quotas enforced by threat fo lawsuits (while officially such quotas don’t exist), there was no progress on race relations in the past 30 years; in fact, these issues made relations progressively worse.
Why would white or Asian men feel any loyalty to a government, company, or culture that so openly oppresses them (publicly and legally)? Why should they?
Genocide against whitey?
Nothing that drastic. It would be bad enough if it was practiced discretely, but to have it codified as law is bizarre. The government (and corporations, schools) is basically saying you are second-class citizens.
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