Wow, it’s regional. But is that the English that is taught in schools? I wonder how they understand TV which is mostly So Calif English.
Yes, there seems to be a well spring of support for a race war. I don’t know if it could happen. Probably some places.
But in L.A., blacks are being swept out of the city by rising prices. They are moving south and east with Mexicans moving into their neighborhoods.
That’s not the English taught in schools here; but then again, there’s no chance of failing a grade anymore, so why worry.
They consider the English spoken on typical TV shows (and taught in schools) to be “white” English. I’ve had a black co-worker make jokes trying to sound all white and proper. She cracked me up, so funny. We had a lot of good laughs together. If you’ve ever watched any Madea movies, you get the idea...when she switches accents and tries to sound all proper (white).
What you hear on this video is typically the way they talk, especially to one another. As I said, we’re use to it in the South.
“Yes, there seems to be a well spring of support for a race war. I don’t know if it could happen. Probably some places.”
I’m firmly convinced that easily identifiable groups of people who have significantly different AVERAGE IQs (say more than one standard deviation) cannot peacefully coexist in the same society. And it’s the case regardless of which group is the majority. (Examples abound - Zimbabwe, South Africa, the US, UK, etc.)
This stems from certain aspects of human nature, that though mixed societies may try to forcefully suppress through laws and societal mores (as we’ve done with anti discrimination laws, and the demonization of anything that smacks of racism), in the end they will always make their presence felt because they reflect reality.
So if one believe the data presented in “The Bell Curve”, and the propensity for humans to “prejudge” as a way to make decisions based on available data, then it logically follows that whites and asians will not be able to coexist with blacks.
This is a sad and tragic conclusion, but given human nature I don’t think it can be easily avoided.