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Why present day African Americans should be thankful their ancestors were brought here as s***es.
Feb 17, 2017 09:25:17   #
sierratr
 
A large percent of B****s who were brought here as s***es were from the following countries: Gambia, Angola, Senegal, and Republic of Congo Here are the current literacy and life expectancy rates from those countries. Gambia-life expectancy 64 years and literacy 52 percent; Angola- 55 years & 70 percent literacy; Senegal-61 year life expectancy & 50 percent literacy; Republic of Congo-59 years life expectancy & 79% literacy. As a comparison Finland and Greenland have a 100 percent literacy rate and life expectancy of 88 years. All 4 of these African countries have been found guilty of human rights violations by the United Nations. I doubt if many African Americans would rather live in the countries of their ancestors.

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Feb 17, 2017 09:40:20   #
Wolf counselor Loc: Heart of Texas
 
sierratr wrote:
A large percent of B****s who were brought here as s***es were from the following countries: Gambia, Angola, Senegal, and Republic of Congo Here are the current literacy and life expectancy rates from those countries. Gambia-life expectancy 64 years and literacy 52 percent; Angola- 55 years & 70 percent literacy; Senegal-61 year life expectancy & 50 percent literacy; Republic of Congo-59 years life expectancy & 79% literacy. As a comparison Finland and Greenland have a 100 percent literacy rate and life expectancy of 88 years. All 4 of these African countries have been found guilty of human rights violations by the United Nations. I doubt if many African Americans would rather live in the countries of their ancestors.
A large percent of B****s who were brought ... (show quote)


I thought I was the only one on this site who understood this reality.

I'm pleased that you were brave enough to speak the t***h.

When I was a young boy, we called them colored people.

Back then they were kind and humble.

My father hired only colored workers up until after MLK was k**led.

But during the civil rights movement we lost many of them.

But my fathers most trusted employee still lives on our property in a house that my father had built for he and his family.

His two daughters are both health care professionals and his son owns a business in Brownwood Texas.

I love colored people, but "black" people suck, big time.

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Feb 17, 2017 10:19:18   #
sierratr
 
It saddened and amazed me that "Boil the Pigs" type B****s were being invited into the White House by the previous administration.

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Feb 17, 2017 11:18:49   #
Wolf counselor Loc: Heart of Texas
 
sierratr wrote:
It saddened and amazed me that "Boil the Pigs" type B****s were being invited into the White House by the previous administration.


I believe that b****s in America are the victims of their own children.

The present generation of young b****s are lost and beyond rescue.

I used to blame their self serving leaders but even they now seem obsolete compared to this new Black L***s M****r fiasco.

I'm s**k of these spooks, but I would still like to see them cured of their stupidity.

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Feb 17, 2017 12:16:57   #
working class stiff Loc: N. Carolina
 
Here are some resources to use before generalizing about 40m American citizens. Folks tend to forget there are more young Afro-Americans in the military than gang bangers, so why not use them as the group to generalize about this diverse population?

http://www.archives.gov/research/alic/reference/military/b****s-in-military.html

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Feb 17, 2017 13:42:49   #
THUNDERBOLT
 
Shared a home with a black. I'm white. (3 years)
I ended a race conversation with this simple question.
"I can NOT speak for all the ins & outs of s***ery..I was not alive.
Neither were you?"

"But, somehow someway, are you glad you now live in America?"

His reply..."YES!"

I rest my case.
ThunderBolt

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Feb 18, 2017 08:44:31   #
sierratr
 
There are more Americans who are not in prison than are in prison. Does that mean we should ignore the violence in our country?

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Feb 19, 2017 15:50:02   #
working class stiff Loc: N. Carolina
 
sierratr wrote:
There are more Americans who are not in prison than are in prison. Does that mean we should ignore the violence in our country?


No...it means we shouldn't say that all Americans are violent, nor characterize such a large group by a small subset.

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