darksoul35

If your trying to tell me that there is more racism in the North than the south you have completely lost your mind.

The Dude

There’s racism everywhere. We all know that and it goes both ways. I just read an article about a white woman who died when she was punched in the French Quarter. She hit her head when she hit the ground and suffered severe head trauma. The guy who punched her happened to be black. I read multiple comments from black males and females saying “good” or “at least he gave her a chance to get up, she just didn’t “ or “one less white girl to deal with”.
Let’s all just quit pretending and say what many people are thinking. Things won’t be right until it’s open season on white people.

"Where life had no value, death, sometimes, had its price. That is why the bounty killers appeared."

iceshack149

This discussion took a turn so I'll keep it going.

The most frustrating thing about racism is that it's not as bad as the media and the clown polititians want you to believe. They're doing a great job of fanning the flames and pissing everybody off, though. If they get their way we'll all hate each other for our differences.

Boston Saint

Against my better judgement I’m going to briefly express my unasked thoughts on this from someone who has a unique perspective. As I’ve said before, I have literally lived in the North, South, East, and West. I can tell you that an element of racial tension/hostility exists equally in all parts of the country. I prefer to use that terminology rather than “racism”.

In Montana, there were many “Indian”’reservations and tensions were about a different group of peoples than in Baton Rouge. In Vallejo and Richmond California the tensions were different than in Denham Springs. Doesn’t make either one more or less. I spent 10+ years living In Richmond and 16 working in Vallejo. Look up those cities crime/gang/ethnic breakdown stats and tell me the South has a monopoly on “racism”.

You think you know, but you don’t know...and you never will! Coach Jim Mora

The Dude

There’s racism everywhere. We all know that and it goes both ways. I just read an article about a white woman who died when she was punched in the French Quarter. She hit her head when she hit the ground and suffered severe head trauma. The guy who punched her happened to be black. I read multiple comments from black males and females saying “good” or “at least he gave her a chance to get up, she just didn’t “ or “one less white girl to deal with”.
Let’s all just quit pretending and say what many people are thinking. Things won’t be right until it’s open season on white people.

"Where life had no value, death, sometimes, had its price. That is why the bounty killers appeared."