My daddy taught me that people will treat you as you allow them to treat you.

Barky´s ´racial dialogue´ only goes one way. AAs can only dredge up the evil of involuntary servitude against them from a century ago. Wouldn´t wanna bring up what a mess today´s voluntary slavery to liberals has caused their communities.

I don´t doubt any of the comments about what happened to white kids in a black majority school.

Slavery ended 163 years ago. It´s time to let it go, especially since no one alive today was a victim of slavery. Rather, we have been helping to support them since the 60´s.

I have always made it a point to distance myself from blacks since thy clearly have nothng positive to add to my life´s experrience.

My hubby and I are friends with a retired police detective and he says you couldn´t pay him to go near Philly. He says even the cops on duty in Philly avoid certain areas of the city if they are alone without backup. That mayor really needs to buy a clue.

benign I too avoid them. I spend time in the Vfw or Legion or bars that don´t have English 800 or Nightrain. Shopping in malls without cc bus service or local stores. No good comes from hanging in duh hood or close by

I´m suprised this thread doesn´t have about 150 comments by now.

For my part: I can state in all honesty that I have thought no harm, spoken no harm, and done no harm to anyone in my whole life on account race, color or national origin.

I am verbally slapped as a racist by a lady in my own church --- a fellow parishioner --- whenever we have even the slightest disgreement about anything, whether it be choir robes, Latin Mass, or Eric Holder.

Do I still talk to her? Not willingly, not any more. So I suppose that makes me a segregationist, too.

I pray for her well-being and redemption. When I was in line for the Sacrament of Reonciliation last Saturday, I did see her coming out of the coinfessional, and her face looked serious. So there´s hope --- for all us sinners.

Blacks with the mentality in question are in the process of creating multi-millions of people who don´t like them for how they act. There is too great a price for just being white and around them. This schtick is getting old, and they are doing themselves no favors in the long run. As their percentage of the US population continues to drop (thanks, planned parenthood) their ability to garner race specific handouts should lessen considerably.

My best friend since junior high school (we are now 60) called me a racist because I did not vote for Obama the first (or 2nd) time. I told her it had nothing to do with his color and everything to do with his politics. She said we knew hardly anything about his politics! Yet she was adamant about voting for him. The new definition of a racist seems to be not voting for Obama or any one of color unless they are Republican and then that person of color is of course a turncoat or a token or whatever.

Each and every failed "Liberal" program is blamed on Republican opposition and obstruction.

No matter that all the big cities are solid Dem. and have been forever.

How do you debate with angry liars ?

Philly is not the only city with these type of problems.
Carson in California, back in the 80´s if you went to the carson mall and where not black it was very dangerous. Made the mistake of going there saw it off the 405 freeway and thought why not? Luckily a shop owner let me escape the gathering bullies throught the back door of his shop! gave me this warning this is a black community whites are not allowed!
I didn´t stay long in california after that experience.

When I was a child, my dad worked in the oilfields, and we moved-a lot-when they started drilling near a new town. While it wasn´t racial, I was bullied by the "town kids" for being the new kid in school and "oilfield trash" or "trailer trash" (our house was nowhere near a "mobile home").

Once, the girl I´d been walking to school with each day told me, "My Momma said I can´t be friends with you anymore because you´re a transient!" The way she said it, I thought it meant "mass murderer" or something and cried all the way home.

Shortly after I married Greg, we were entertaining his best friend, a Mexican-American whose parents had immigrated and ran a local small business. We each discussed our childhoods, and I related the above incident and a few others...Arnie said, in total wonderment, "Gee, I never knew a white kid could have problems with bullies."