for starters, learn to read, write, do arithmetic and speak english
Posted on 07/10/2018 11:11:30 AM PDT by rktman
I recently received a press release from a group proposing a “57-point plan for removing barriers that block blacks from empowerment and for ensuring they have their chance of attaining the American dream.”
Listen to me. Blacks do not need a 57-point plan to attain the American dream. They need to start behaving responsibly. They need to get an education. They need to stop having babies before they can afford a pizza.
They need to understand that using skin-color affirmative action programs to get into a college/university they are not academically qualified to attend is a formula for failure. Statistics show that the majority of skin-color affirmative action students flunk out or drop out. Thanks in large part to favorable grading practices, many who do graduate are shortchanged by being in a learning environment for which they weren’t prepared to be competitive participants. There is also the importance of graduating with a degree in a marketable degree program.
This plan is nothing more than a conservative group using Democratic tactics to manipulate black voters. There may be many blacks that underachieve, but no 57-point plan is going to rectify that.
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Mychal Massie is a treasure. It was Mychal who noted that the Obamas assent to the White Hut was further evidence of their”desire to live Ni**er Rich!”
And nobody calls you a racist when you call them white trash and call out their self-inflicted problems. Try that with the blacks, you racist!
Funny how it works that way.
If everyone would be as honest about the problem as you are, we’d clean up our own act.
Take care.
(not implying you need to)
for starters, learn to read, write, do arithmetic and speak english
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