White Privilege, White Entitlement and the 2008 Election

Here he is, explaining a little better about how "whiteness" was created by elitists to divide the working class people. At least he doesn't bring up any Palin/Obama stuff up here:

 
ChemEng,

I read that off a graph in TWSJ the other day and the figure is actuall 79%. It's 51% for Hispanic Americans. Black women usually don't have abortions because every kid born out of wed lock means a bigger welfare payoff. It was like 33% for Caucasian American women. There is actually a trend in white rural areas where young white teens are starting to emulate the female Negro because the government gives them everything. These girls even bring their babies to school on the buses and the schools take care of them during the day while the teen mother is in class. In my local area we are a hub for corrections and these illegitimates usually either end up shot doing a crime, get aids from drug injections or end up in prison - providing jobs to our locals. Your new child is lucky to have a two parent family.
 
That chart looks like a pregnant woman belly side down.:D:D

But the way I read the Chart..is that More white women get married before having the baby..Making fewer white unwed mothers.
 
Birchtree said:
My daughter, when she was much younger, used to watch the Huxtables. She was under the impression that most African-American families were like the Huxtables. Not when the average baby born out of wedlock is approaching 80% in this great country to black America.
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What is your source for 80%? Everywhere I look online points closer to 70%. It is odd you don't mention the trend of white mothers that give birth out of wedlock that looks like the start of this trend reversing. From census.gov:
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Buster said:
Excellently put....it is ironic..:(
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Thanks, I really don't have a dog in this fight. My wife and I made our choice with our 3 kids.

Something else ironic is that I was born 6 months after Roe vs Wade, and my mom was still a senior in school when she got pregnant. I personally think she made the right choice :D
 
JTH said:
I enjoyed the Cosby show, it was one of the last "Family Hour" shows. Now days I can't find any Network Prime Time shows suitable for my kids.

Things that make you go hummm...

The ironically hypocritical Tim Wise is a joke. He spends his time in this blog slamming Palin and her daughter who isn't feeding off the government titty.

Meanwhile the Pro-Abortion party is is vastly supported by Black Americans whom having the highest percentage of abortions. So in fact they are electing the polititions who are supporting their own genocide....
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Excellently put....it is sadly ironic..:(
 
Birchtree said:
My daughter, when she was much younger, used to watch the Huxtables. She was under the impression that most African-American families were like the Huxtables. Not when the average baby born out of wedlock is approaching 80% in this great country to black America.
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I enjoyed the Cosby show, it was one of the last "Family Hour" shows. Now days I can't find any Network Prime Time shows suitable for my kids.

Things that make you go hummm...

The ironically hypocritical Tim Wise is a joke. He spends his time in this blog slamming Palin and her daughter who isn't feeding off the government titty.

Meanwhile the Pro-Abortion party is is vastly supported by Black Americans whom having the highest percentage of abortions. So in fact they are electing the polititions who are supporting their own genocide....
 
My daughter, when she was much younger, used to watch the Huxtables. She was under the impression that most African-American families were like the Huxtables. Not when the average baby born out of wedlock is approaching 80% in this great country to black America.
 
JTH said:
Thanks for the clarification, if those are the words he used, then let me be the first to apologize. I've known him to harp on his race, but I've never heard him use any type of cuss words and that's one of the reasons I've always admired and respected him.

Cheers... JTH
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No problems..I have learned a while ago not to post bogus drivel unless it is a joke..But I will admit, I never have been on a forum like this that everything you post must be backed up with a site or address to substantiate, at least on my part..I Administer and Moderated two forums currently ...Here, I never have confronted or challenged anyone and accused them of plagiarism or lacking in facts. I respect what they post as sincere fact or near enough to it, not to split hairs..

Dr. Cosby is the most down to Earth realist I have ever had the pleasure of growing up with..I remember his joke albums (RIGHT)..and a few others that I listened to over and over again and the Cosby Kids..that's probably where you learned of him, and of course the Cosby show..But I have heard him use the word crap numerous times on talk shows and other TV interviews..He is a saint of a man, but still a man with his own frail weaknesses..so to say he is above a cuss word or two is unrealistic.
 
Buster said:
Hey JTH..keep your know it all lectures to yourself....As far as knowing Bill Cosby, I've been a fan since he was staring on "I Spy" with Robert Culp and not the reruns either.

That was a quote out of his book...I'm not so arrogant to think I know Bill Cosby that much to know what he says or would not have said..but you should read his book..and as far as references..
http://www.blackvoices.com/blogs/20...-again-addresses-black-community-in-new-book/
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Thanks for the clarification, if those are the words he used, then let me be the first to apologize. I've known him to harp on his race, but I've never heard him use any type of cuss words and that's one of the reasons I've always admired and respected him.

Cheers... JTH
 
JTH said:
Buster, I've been a Bill Cosby fan since I was very young. I've never known him to use language such as "crap." Some of those quotes might not be accurate.

And if you can find a Republican Politician who uses words such as this, I welcome you to cite the source.

Otherwise let us all try to minimize the propaganda and stick the the facts... :suspicious:
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Hey JTH..keep your know it all lectures to yourself....As far as knowing Bill Cosby, I've been a fan since he was staring on "I Spy" with Robert Culp and not the reruns either.

That was a quote out of his book...I'm not so arrogant to think I know Bill Cosby that much to know what he says or would not have said..but you should read his book..and as far as references..
http://www.blackvoices.com/blogs/20...-again-addresses-black-community-in-new-book/
 
Buster said:
Raging Republican site???:rolleyes::confused:
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Buster, I've been a Bill Cosby fan since I was very young. I've never known him to use language such as "crap." Some of those quotes might not be accurate.

And if you can find a Republican Politician who uses words such as this, I welcome you to cite the source.

Otherwise let us all try to minimize the propaganda and stick the the facts... :suspicious:
 
fabijo said:
I can't say I agree with this article, but it does have some interesting points:

http://www.buzzflash.com/articles/contributors/1755
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I would say it confirms some underlying truths:

1. Gossip and slandering are highly desirable - somehow it's a trap that draws our curiosity - and we are all eager to "get in on the news"

2. The rich and famous (wealthy and powerful) - are somehow expected to be more than human and are always targets

When it comes to articles like this - when someone goes out of their way to trash someone else - I simply realize deep down we're all pretty much the same...and if anyone could honestly know the author of the article...we'd find he/she has their flaws too.
 
Raging Republican site???:rolleyes::confused:


"I'm talking about these people who cry when their son is standing there in an orange suit. Where were you when he was two? Where were you when he was twelve? Where were you when he was eighteen, and how come you don't know he had a pistol?"

"Those people are not Africans, they don't know a damned thing about Africa. With names like Shaniqua, Shaliqua, Mohammed and all that crap and all of them are in jail."

"50 percent drop out rate, I'm telling you, and people in jail, and women having children by five, six different men. Under what excuse? I want somebody to love me. And as soon as you have it, you forget to parent. Grandmother, mother, and great grandmother in the same room, raising children, and the child knows nothing about love or respect of any one of the three of them. All this child knows is "gimme, gimme, gimme."
"The city and all these people have to pick up the tab on them because they don't want to accept that they have to study to get an education."

It's not what they're doing to us. It's what we're not doing. 50 percent drop out. Look, we're raising our own ingrown immigrants. These people are fighting hard to be ignorant. There's no English being spoken, and they're walking and they're angry. Oh God, they're angry and they have pistols and they shoot and they do stupid things. And after they kill somebody, they don't have a plan. Just murder somebody. Boom. Over what? A pizza? And then run to the poor cousin's house.
"You can't keep asking that God will find a way. God is tired of you."

Bill Cosby
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fabijo said:
I think much of the article hits pretty well with many people, but I just hate the generalizing of "white people." I grew up a poor white boy in a black neighborhood. My manners didn't mesh well with many middle class white people, so I often felt like some foreigner or I was looked down upon because of my way, not because of my color.

I would change the article to "Socio-economical privilege" no matter what color they are. Name calling and accusations are flying in all directions from all kinds of people. Nobody's innocent.
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Thanks for sharing, Fab. My take on the article was that there are double standards being used probably completely unconciously by most people, regardless of the motivation.

I have to say I was on the receiving end of reverse racism as a minority white in a majority black work setting back in my college years for several months. It was a work setting I was familiar and experienced with, but affirmative action experiment brought in mostly fresh inexperienced minority blood that that year for the first time, including the supervisory staff.

It was extremely unpleasant in that I did not exist for people who didn't absolutely have to deal with me. We'd walk past each other, I'd greet them, they wouldn't look at me, much less acknowledge my existance. We were all college students, but they were from black colleges in the days of "black power", I was going to a state landgrant college in another state and had had limited exposure to blacks my age up to that point. The people I actually worked with daily as a peer, I got along fine with, my boss however, did not ask my opinion or value my experience (even tho I was the old hand in that setting and it was completely new situation for her). That lack of interest and experience on her part got us crossways partway through the summer when I had to confront her hardcore about some really thoughtless and inappropriate "fun" activities with regard to other peoples kids we were responsible for, that were destined to scare the bewhosis out of gradeschool aged kids in the middle of the night in a strange place. Lot of tension between her and me the rest of the summer, it was work-related for me, but triggered by background differences in life experience.

it was a long summer, but it let me feel what many of them have probably felt in the majority society at some point in their lives. I hated it, I try not to put it on other people today, but I probably do it to some degree anyway without fully realizing, despite my best intentions and my upbringing which taught me to live and let live to the extent possible.
 
Well I give you credit for bringing the subject up, fabijo on this raging Republican site.
I think there are many nuggets of truth in what the article tries to address.
 
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