Of all the things to be called a racist for...

[soulcity]

I live in libtard Connecticuck, where if I gave those reasons, even if it were true, I'd be looked at with 3 heads.

But in this day and age, that sounds racist, because it is.  Like I said before, it's a class thing, because, even when I lived in the Waterbury Ghetto the blacks and Spanish had their shit together more than the whites... Maybe say (if it's true), that you don;t trust the school system as much as yourself because you can see what and how she learns with a hands-on approach.

not saying you do, but statements like "I won't let my daughter go to school with those animals" do nothing for your peace.

Ironically, this is why the pejorative "snowflake" is being tossed around. 

The fact is that actions count and not words.  We've got a generation with too many people that has never suffered or had to work hard for anything in their lives.  Unfortunately, this also means that they never learned sayings such as:

• Sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me.
  
• Put your money where you mouth is.
  
• You talk the talk but can you walk the walk?
  

Or my dad's favorite

• Some people have interchangeable mouths and assholes.
  

Oh and you're right about it being a social class problem but I'll add that it's also a lack of motivation problem.  None of which changes the fact that if someone acts like a wild animal then they shouldn't be shocked when they get treated like wild animals.

We have to try and erase the poorer class is my point. Maybe then it will create an environment where you'll feel safe letting your kid go to school because all the other kids will feel equal?

1. I don't believe that I have any obligation to help the poor. 
   
2. My responsibility is to make sure my child does well academically and not try to make her "equal" or anyone else equal.
   

[RobertX]

soulcity, you may not have an obligation to help the poor, but you do have the obligation of contributing to the world that yo live in, and that, by definition, can mean the poor.

They take jobs that no one else does. I would recommend looking at the Welfare to Work programme that makes poor black people to make lesser money than minimum wage and work miles away from home.

[Moe]

I don't believe that I have any obligation to help the poor.

Then you are perpetuating the problem that leads us to where we are today.

Like it or not, they are an anchor on society. Ignoring them wastes more resources than helping them.

[ill88eagle]

The fact is that actions count and not words. We've got a generation with too many people that has never suffered or had to work hard for anything in their lives. Unfortunately, this also means that they never learned sayings such as:

• Sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me.
  
• Put your money where you mouth is.
  
• You talk the talk but can you walk the walk?
  

shoot the mob and all social justice warriors.

Does this mean that you are gonna take to the streets and shoot protesters? Or is it just empty talk?

[soulcity]

soulcity, you may not have an obligation to help the poor, but you do have the obligation of contributing to the world that yo live in, and that, by definition, can mean the poor.

They take jobs that no one else does. I would recommend looking at the Welfare to Work programme that makes poor black people to make lesser money than minimum wage and work miles away from home.

I've routinely volunteer for the Salvation Army. Apart from that, I've got my own problems to solve and my own goals. Charity has to be freely given and not imposed.

On that note,
I'm not black and I've done the rotten jobs that no one else wants to do. In fact because of this Corona problem I've been literally doing a shitty job for the money. Hell, I even contemplated doing webcam porn work in order to pay my bills.

Does this mean that you are gonna take to the streets and shoot protesters? Or is it just empty talk?

Good point.. And I carry.

Without a doubt you want me to say that I'm going to go hogwild nuts and start killing the crazies.

So let me make it clear that I'm more than willing to do my part to defend my family, community and nation. Threaten any of them and I will do whatever I have to do to protect them. Otherwise, all I need is the official word to be given and I'm more than willing to take a front line approach to this problem.

[dueda]

So let me make it clear that I'm more than willing to do my part to defend my family, community and nation... and I'm more than willing to take a front line approach to this problem.

Is the problem the blacks and protesters, or the bad cops and conservative racists?
Considering minorities are part of your nation (and I assume they're in your community too, maybe even your family), will you act for their rights, for the apartheid to deny them, or what?

[julianII]

I've got a daughter and after some problems I made the decision to homeschool her. I've been doing it now for almost 3 years and my child is light years ahead of other children her age.  Honestly, I've no regrets about abandoning the school system.

Well....

Myself and several other homeschooling parents have been singled out for special attention by a newly formed community civil rights group.  I got hand delivered a letter today explaining to me that I'm doing my child an injustice and that I'm setting her up to become racist.  Lordy, now I've heard (read) everything!  I'm not teaching my child to hate anyone based on the color of their skin.  In fact I'm teaching her to avoid people based on what they do and what kind of drama they can create. 

The world has literally gone insane.

[soulcity]

Is the problem the blacks and protesters, or the bad cops and conservative racists?
Considering minorities are part of your nation (and I assume they're in your community too, maybe even your family), will you act for their rights, for the apartheid to deny them, or what?

There's no apartheid in the United States and you're the one making this a race issue.
My opinion is that as long as someone is polite, respectful and does not cause trouble in my neighborhood, then I do not care what their race is.

[LZA]

My opinion is that as long as someone is polite, respectful and does not cause trouble in my neighborhood, then I do not care what their race is.

well...fat chance of that anywhere. because people think they know better and push their beliefs on others... It's like they have turned into PC/political Jehova's Witnesses.. I just run and hide when they come to the door

[soulcity]

My opinion is that as long as someone is polite, respectful and does not cause trouble in my neighborhood, then I do not care what their race is.

well...fat chance of that anywhere. because people think they know better and push their beliefs on others... It's like they have turned into PC/political Jehova's Witnesses.. I just run and hide when they come to the door

There's a clown in my neighborhood that lets his doberman do his business on my lawn. 

• I've asked at the guy to clean up after his dog.
  
• I've yelled at the guy to clean up after his dog.
  
• I've made phone calls to different agencies to make the guy clean up after his dog.
  

He's a rotten neighbor and I would like to grab him by the hair and rub his nose in his dog's poop.  But if I do that I'll get arrested and when I come home I'll have several days of dog doo-doo to clean up.


My point is,

• I don't care what his race is.
  
• I don't care about his politics.
  
• I don't care what his beliefs are.
  
• I don't care about his gender identity.
  
• I don't care what species of dog he has.
  
• I don't care about his sexual preferences .
  

I just don't want him to stop letting his dog crap on my lawn.  

As long as someone is polite, respectful and does not cause trouble then I honestly don't care.