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It’s hatred of whitey. That’s all I can assume.

An Asian-owned beauty supply store opened up here, and I went in to check it out. I was the only white woman in the place, and the Asians scowled at me the whole time and watched my every move.

I'll be honest here. First off, I lean a bit libertarian, I would never harm others unless they harm me or about to. I would never use race as a motive to do harm, even if the politics are different.

That said, I think Obama has set back race and culture relations back decades, my boss said to 1970, but I think we slid further. It has affected me, and it affected my mother much more.

As Michael Savage said, "borders, language and culture." Our way of life is a culture thing and I don't care what one's race is as long as they accept our culture and way of life as it should be basically you work for what you get (unless you are truly disabled) and you keep your stuff without fear of government taking it.

Still, I'm skeptical of not only Blacks, Asians and so on until I know where their loyalties lie, I have the same skepticism with many Whites too. There are plenty of White moochers too.

Race and creed should not be issues though, but the left plays it up and many fall into that so unfortunately it is a factor among many. Pretending it is not will not solve things. If we do so, we end up with a "category error," a failure to define the problem. When you have a failure to define, you ask the wrong questions and you get wrong answers. I used to work in IT, GIGO means Garbage In Garbage Out which is the result of the category error. You feed the computer (or thought processes) wrong info and junk you get wrong answers ans junk back.

Race and creed should not be issues though

"With equal pleasure I have as often taken notice that Providence has been pleased to give this one connected country to one united people -- a people descended from the same ancestors, speaking the same language, professing the same religion, attached to the same principles of government, very similar in their manners and customs, and who, by their joint counsels, arms, and efforts, fighting side by side throughout a long and bloody war, have nobly established general liberty and independence."

John Jay, First Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, in Federalist Paper #2