04-15-2006, 12:07 AM
Ill temporarily de-lurk for this one...
The very article you linked shows there's more involved than the "white" folks.
I'm not sure if this calls for some pot, kettle, or if you're being intentionally sarchastic here. Saying "what is wrong with you white folks" isn't the best way to make your point. (declaiming "white supremacists" might have been more balanced)
As for my opinon, there are some people of nearly every ethnic background that have an interest in maintaining distinctions along racial lines in the areas they find advantageous. School segregation should probably stay a thing of the past but cultural "segregation" is something most everyone wants to continue, and some amount of friction will also therefore always continue with it, though this can be reduced (but not eliminated) by tolerance.
Doc,Apr 14 2006, 06:36 PM Wrote:This just gives me a headache.
At the risk of being tarred and feathed my self, I gotta ask, what the hell do white folks have against us other folk just going about our lives?
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Quote:"There is no intent to create segregation," said Omaha Sen. Ernie Chambers, the Legislature's only black senator and a longtime critic of the school system.
The very article you linked shows there's more involved than the "white" folks.
Quote:That goes for all you black supremacists that's been showing your ass round these parts too.
I'm not sure if this calls for some pot, kettle, or if you're being intentionally sarchastic here. Saying "what is wrong with you white folks" isn't the best way to make your point. (declaiming "white supremacists" might have been more balanced)
As for my opinon, there are some people of nearly every ethnic background that have an interest in maintaining distinctions along racial lines in the areas they find advantageous. School segregation should probably stay a thing of the past but cultural "segregation" is something most everyone wants to continue, and some amount of friction will also therefore always continue with it, though this can be reduced (but not eliminated) by tolerance.