Posted on 02/25/2013 11:10:59 AM PST by Altura Ct.
Decades of preferences, affirmative action, reparations, minority set-asides and White Guilt still haven’t solved the problem.
No liberal solution will solve the problem. Liberal actions caused the problem.
Self-inflicted pathologies can not be corrected by blaming someone else.
The ever-increasing Africanization of America’s cities only leads one way - and that can be seen amply in evidence in Africa.
Louis Farrakhan urges blacks to invest
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2990880/posts
How about investing in Harlem, Birmingham, Chicago?
“Silly person, blacks can’t be racist…”
That’s the essence of it.
This came to pass with the passage of one of the single most destructive American laws ever written — the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Right out of Orwell’s “Animal Farm”, the CRA created a new protected and privileged class of individuals. A racial group instantly presumed to be “discriminated against”, regardless of whether such discrimination actually occurred or not.
The CRA, ostensibly passed to “end” discrimination, instead institutionalized it and created an entire industry to assist the presumed victims of same. Those of the new protected class are instantly awarded benefits and privileges over “ordinary”, “non-protected” Americans.
The “discrim-industry” rolls on today as it has for decades. What do you need to get on board that train? Easy: just be of a certain ethnic group…
For the last fifty years, it has been the official policy of the United States to teach blacks from the very first years that they enter the school system that they are “victims” of “discrimination” by the whites. By the time these kids grow into their teens, what else is there for them to know?
UAB Hospital is in B’ham and many in the state need it.
That’s funny.
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