08-20-2017, 09:59 PM
(08-20-2017, 09:28 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: They are pathetic little men who believe their quality of life will be diminished once their race isn't a majority because that's what they supported being done to others.
Also, they've actually killed people in this country.
The fact that they really like Trump doesn't mean you have to defend them by deflecting on the people who oppose them. There's really way too much Nazi deflection going on. Just because you voted for Trump doesn't mean everyone here will think you like to wear a white polo, khakis, some lame leather boots, and march around with a shield yelling about Jews.
Just an FYI for anyone who is finding themselves having a hard time condemning Nazis here.
Interesting, as I voted for Trump, yet I don't support Nazis, Neo-Nazis, White Supremacy, or any of that bullshit. Yet, I find myself being looked down upon, as if I'm culpable for something. That simply is not the case. I grew up in an upper Lower Class family, in a factory town in Ohio that is now, virtually a dead zone. That town, like many a town in the rust belt, was racially diverse. I did take the opportunity to become better educated than my parents, both of whom never finished HS. Make no mistakes, I know exactly who I am, and where I came from.
I am of that "lost generation", the ones stuck between the baby boomers, and the millennials. I'm that like between the "good ole' days", and that "neo-liberaltopia" that so many of today's folk seem to envision. Let me tell all of you something. I've seen both sides, neither one is any more correct, or better than the other. People will still have their personal demons, no matter how hard you try to sanitize the environment. Hatred is in one's personal heart, not in a color of skin.
At 10 years old, I got my ass kicked, for wandering into a black neighborhood. I didn't understand why, I was just a kid. My Grandmother had to clean me up, and explain what racism was. In the 38 years since that day, I've seen much progress made to ease that general tension between the races. However, during the years of the Obama administration, those racial tensions have shot back up to levels that I haven't seen since I was a kid. Why? And the better question is; Why does the media want to keep fueling a fire? Heck, things seemed to be going pretty well for the most part. Why put people against one another again?
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