Poll. Americans consider blacks more racist than whites or Hispanics.
Americans consider blacks more likely to be racist than whites and Hispanics in this country.
Thirty-seven percent (37%) of American Adults think most black Americans are racist, according to a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey. Just 15% consider most white Americans racist, while 18% say the same of most Hispanic Americans.....
....Overall, just 30% of all Americans now rate race relations in the United States as good or excellent. Fourteen percent (14%) describe them as poor. Twenty-nine percent (29%) think race relations are getting better, while 32% believe they are getting worse. Thirty-five percent (35%) feel they are staying about the same.
Source: Rasmussen
Someday, Blacks, Hisp. and all other minorities will realize their just being used as you know The Cracker
I'm not a racist - never have been. My entire family was not racist, and where I grew up and more recently lived, racism simply did not exist - or if it did, everyone kept it carefully hidden. The only times there were any sort of racist problems was when the blacks from the larger cities in the state came down to our little town for festivities. THEN there could be some troubles. That was the exception, not the norm.
I truly believe that the inner cities keep the blacks stirred up as much as possible. I truly believe that were it not for "community organizers" such as our President had been, racism in this country would be all but dead. Call me naive, but I simply do not believe there is much difference between the races.
Uppy wrote:
Someday, Blacks, Hisp. and all other minorities will realize their just being used as you know The Cracker
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"Racism" in this day and age is merely a ploy to gain pity and profits, nothing more.
Tasine wrote:
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"Racism" in this day and age is merely a ploy to gain pity and profits, nothing more.
Were that the case Tasine, then Obama would have never been elected.
I have two primary homes. On is near a large town in Florida and it is full of black racist (It would be appropriate to use the "N" word if you want to). The other is a very small town in North Carolina and I have yet to see anything but black people; every bit as good in most instances as the Oriental, Hispanic and white people.
The Cracker
cmvrwc
TheCracker wrote:
Were that the case Tasine, then Obama would have never been elected.
I have two primary homes. On is near a large town in Florida and it is full of black racist (It would be appropriate to use the "N" word if you want to). The other is a very small town in North Carolina and I have yet to see anything but black people; every bit as good in most instances as the Oriental, Hispanic and white people.
The Cracker
cmvrwc
I respectfully disagree. Racism is THE reason Obama was elected. White guilt played a huge part, as was anticipated by the left. The ever PC media played to white guilt,and the Jackson-Sharpton mouths were busy getting the blacks lined up and kept as dumb as possible. Obama was put forward for the Presidency at exactly the right time in history - they could have run a black stump and it would have been elected, and as the next VP said, he was a clean and well-spoken black man. Now if that wasn't a racist comment, I've never heard one! Thanks to racism, it was overlooked because the LEFT OWNS racism and can do anything with it they please.
In normal places with normal people of all races, racism doesn't raise its filthy head, and I think that is because people are tired of it. I know I am tired of it.
I fear that most of todays generation have been overly indoctrinated in racism. especially where it doesn't exist
USmade
Loc: South Carolina, USA
I have no doubt that blacks are more racist than white or hispanic together are. They created the 'Black this and Black that' everywhere you go. I have never seen 'White' this or that, anywhere! :?:
Tasine wrote:
I'm not a racist - never have been. My entire family was not racist, and where I grew up and more recently lived, racism simply did not exist - or if it did, everyone kept it carefully hidden. The only times there were any sort of racist problems was when the blacks from the larger cities in the state came down to our little town for festivities. THEN there could be some troubles. That was the exception, not the norm.
I truly believe that the inner cities keep the blacks stirred up as much as possible. I truly believe that were it not for "community organizers" such as our President had been, racism in this country would be all but dead. Call me naive, but I simply do not believe there is much difference between the races.
I'm not a racist - never have been. My entire fam... (
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That and the gangs....which I believe obama secretly backs...I mean why not, they are exactly like the rest of the thugs that run Chicago...where Obama came from and thrived as a politician. I grew up close to Chicago and I'm willing to bet there is no other city in theUSA as corrupt as Chicago. And a word to the wise, don't even drive thru the south side of Chicago...take the loop around it!
USmade wrote:
I have no doubt that blacks are more racist than white or hispanic together are. They created the 'Black this and Black that' everywhere you go. I have never seen 'White' this or that, anywhere! :?:
I have posted this on another forum. If you read it there, please bear with me.
According to the most prevalent theory, all humanity originated in Africa. I think I will start referring to myself as "African American," since, according to this paleontological pontification, my claim is just as valid as any black person who was born in this country, and has never set foot in Africa. The term is used to describe ancestral and geographical, rather than personal origin or, for that matter, race. There are millions of born and raised white Africans who are just as African as blacks born there. Concerning blacks born in this country, would not "American Africans" be more accurate? Because of the context of this term, my claim of African ancestry, while admittedly of a more remote nature, is nevertheless just as valid, and contrary to one poster's opinion, no more nonsensical than a black American's who has never been to Africa either.
AuntiE
Loc: 45th Least Free State
Tasine wrote:
I respectfully disagree. Racism is THE reason Obama was elected. White guilt played a huge part, as was anticipated by the left. The ever PC media played to white guilt,and the Jackson-Sharpton mouths were busy getting the blacks lined up and kept as dumb as possible. Obama was put forward for the Presidency at exactly the right time in history - they could have run a black stump and it would have been elected, and as the next VP said, he was a clean and well-spoken black man. Now if that wasn't a racist comment, I've never heard one! Thanks to racism, it was overlooked because the LEFT OWNS racism and can do anything with it they please.
In normal places with normal people of all races, racism doesn't raise its filthy head, and I think that is because people are tired of it. I know I am tired of it.
I respectfully disagree. Racism is THE reason Oba... (
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I am trying to determine exactly what, as you say correctly, "white guilt" should be mine. We are into a second generation of Voting Rights, Affirmative Action and more programs to benefit this group then an individual can count on all their fingers and toes combined. It is a failure of responsibility to themselves if they have not achieved success.
AuntiE wrote:
I am trying to determine exactly what, as you say correctly, "white guilt" should be mine. We are into a second generation of Voting Rights, Affirmative Action and more programs to benefit this group then an individual can count on all their fingers and toes combined. It is a failure of responsibility to themselves if they have not achieved success.
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