| La Cosa Nostra |
10-11-05 09:44 PM |
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Originally Posted by Tha Q.
So, to you, being a "victim" of racism means being "offended" by it? hmmmm
What about those blacks that were lynched during the Civil Right's movement. Were they offended? Oh...you can't forget those blacks who were refused to be served at "all white" eateries...discrimination is part of racism. That was/is real. I choose to not let it "offend" me. However, there are instances when a person needs to speak out against such aggregious acts of racism.
I'm sorry Nos, but I don't think my grandmother and anyone over 60 would agree that blacks are just being "sensitive".
No one is going to hold me down, ever. That doesn't, however, mean I won't have to deal with racism.
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Yeah.....Like, 50 years ago when there was serious racism going on....
Now a days people who get overly offended and pull race cards every chance they get just ruin it for everyone else.. Thats what I'm saying. |
