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Old 08-31-2005, 02:47 PM  
Ninja Scripts
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Originally Posted by sinnistar
We hold blacks to a much, lower, standard then we do whites, in this country. Whites and blacks, both, do it. We live in a nation of house hahahahahahas. Whites have been trained to think that racism is something white people do and to never, never, hold a black person responsible, or you are racist! We, all, hide our heads and pretend that the looting and the racial attacks and the endless violence, doesn't really happen, or it does, but it doesn't count when a black person does it. I see endless and brutal racial attacks on whites from blacks. I see black kids calling white woman, "white bitch" like it's saying "hello".
We're all a bunch of house hahahahahahas, going along with the shit, just like the house hahahahahahas in slave time. As long as we're comfortable in our homes and it isn't, directly, affecting us, we hide our heads and don't speak out against it.
Oh, we talk about it, in secret, on chat boards and to our, white, neighbors (as long as they aren't Democrats!) and we feel better, but until we are brave enough to speak the truth, no matter who we are speaking to, nothing will happen.
We all know if we take a, real, stand, and tell the truth, we are the ones who will look like criminals! How dare you hold a black person responsible! You Nazi!

Fuck all you idiots!
What's funny is decent people of all races think the exact thing about the exact people. The only ones that get offended are those with the ignorant ass mindset that is so prevelant and do gooders that have never seen this stuff first hand. It's real easy to sit in your nice, quiet town and get mad at all the mean people talking about a certain group when you don't have to live next door to the raping, murdering, law-breaking idiots on a daily basis.
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