Is it 2014?

[jem]

its odd according to db and ricter when the adminstration pays blacks 30% less you have to take out variables such as time in the work force or education.
But when its society as a whole... its all white societies fault.

Blacks got screwed by redlining... and they are totally screwed right now because every small business is afraid to hire them. They are screwed because young moms are encouraged to have kids without dads.

a little bit of prejudice and a lot of big leftist govt is holding blacks down.

 

[dbphoenix]

its odd according to db and ricter when the adminstration pays blacks 30% less you have to take out variables such as time in the work force or education.
But when its society as a whole... its all white societies fault.

Blacks got screwed by redlining... and they are totally screwed right now because every small business is afraid to hire them. They are screwed because young moms are encouraged to have kids without dads.

a little bit of prejudice and a lot of big leftist govt is holding blacks down.

Encouraged?

 

[jem]

encouraged?... encouraged to call you a douche db.
[put a little douchey db smile face here]

 

[AAAintheBeltway]

The main goal of blacks and their liberal slave masters is to avoid facing any responsibility for their ills. If I had to estimate, I'd say that blacks are responsible for 90% of their own ills. The ever so infamous excuse of slavery and Jim Crow comes up but anyone who's done any history can easily debunk that nonsense. If slavery is the cause of what blacks are doing today, then you've got to explain why the generation of blacks closer to slavery weren't doing the things that you see today. During that time, 89% of black homes had a father, having a kid out of wedlock was a rare occurrence, there was a value on hard work and education, blacks owned businesses, and so forth. There was even a Black Wall Street. All of this was when racism was a real issue. But...liberals and blacks today like to act as if that period never happened. They skip over that period and try to go from slavery to now...because they know that blacks didn't begin to go downhill until they began voting for Democrats and buying into liberal policies.

To prove my point, a book titled "The Black Family in Slavery and Freedom, 1750-1925" is the negro and white liberal's worst nightmare because it documents everything I said above (except the liberal part since his period of study ends in 1925) by citing government census reports.

All I can say is...I'm glad I stopped listening to my family and stopped listening to liberals. When I listened to both, I bought into the whole notion that the world hates me because I'm black and other foolishness but when I shook off those beliefs and began to look at what caused my ills in life, I was able to trace is back to some dumb shit I'd done.

Post of the year.

Countdown until DB starts giving you patronizing lectures and calls you an UncleTom...

 

[Lucrum]

 

[Hoofhearted]

Post of the year.

Countdown until DB starts giving you patronizing lectures and calls you an UncleTom...

Question: Would Money's post have been considered "Post of the year" if it had been made by a white guy?

Just curious because it seems I've heard this type of sentiment expressed before, many many times in this forum- just not usually from someone who claims to be of African persuasion...

 

[Hoofhearted]

Post of the year.

Countdown until DB starts giving you patronizing lectures and calls you an UncleTom...

As a follow up, I would mention that upon first reading Money's post, I might have easily mistaken it as one of your own posts- if not for the part where Money mentions his skin color.

That's not to take away from Money's post at all, as I thought it was a very good post indeed.

But I must say, for you to generously give the distinct honors of "Post of the Year" to Money, for the sharing the same ideas and principles you've been adamantly expressing on here for years now- Well I'll just say, what a terrific and affirmative action you have made in the spirit of the emancipation!

Great posts, Money and AAA!

The main goal of blacks and their liberal slave masters is to avoid facing any responsibility for their ills. If I had to estimate, I'd say that blacks are responsible for 90% of their own ills. The ever so infamous excuse of slavery and Jim Crow comes up but anyone who's done any history can easily debunk that nonsense. If slavery is the cause of what blacks are doing today, then you've got to explain why the generation of blacks closer to slavery weren't doing the things that you see today. During that time, 89% of black homes had a father, having a kid out of wedlock was a rare occurrence, there was a value on hard work and education, blacks owned businesses, and so forth. There was even a Black Wall Street. All of this was when racism was a real issue. But...liberals and blacks today like to act as if that period never happened. They skip over that period and try to go from slavery to now...because they know that blacks didn't begin to go downhill until they began voting for Democrats and buying into liberal policies.

To prove my point, a book titled "The Black Family in Slavery and Freedom, 1750-1925" is the negro and white liberal's worst nightmare because it documents everything I said above (except the liberal part since his period of study ends in 1925) by citing government census reports.

All I can say is...I'm glad I stopped listening to my family and stopped listening to liberals. When I listened to both, I bought into the whole notion that the world hates me because I'm black and other foolishness but when I shook off those beliefs and began to look at what caused my ills in life, I was able to trace is back to some dumb shit I'd done.

 

[Arnie]

There's been an income gap for decades, understandable considering "whites" started the game hitting from the ladies tee. But, while the gap has widened some, it's not so dire as many think. Incomes are rising (sure, too slowly) across the board, notwithstanding recessions.

Relative deprivation?

And since Obama got elected, everyone's income has gone down.

 

[dbphoenix]

And since Obama got elected, everyone's income has gone down.

Actually, mine has gone up. The market's gone up ever since he took office. Quadrupled, in fact.

 

[Tsing Tao]

Actually, mine has gone up. The market's gone up ever since he took office. Quadrupled, in fact.

Yeah, and that has absolutely nothing to do with trillions of dollars of QE, I suppose. I take it you'll claim the same thing when it's halved?