Don Imus versus The Rev Al

nbachris2788
Wed, 11 Apr 2007 23:33:07 +0000

I’m not sure what you disapprove of. If a black person wanted to move out of the ghetto and not be surrounded by crime and drugs I doubt you’d have a problem with it (or would you?). But it’s racist for Whites to try to be in a “homogeneous” neighborhood and put their kids in private schools?



What do you think would happen if droves of well-meaning Blacks moved into these neighbourhoods? Considering that some Whites in California are running away from those scary Asians, I’d say the prognosis is not good. I’m not saying all Whites move away from cities to get away from Blacks and not because of general danger and lack of opportunities, but there’s an undeniable racial element to it for some of them.



Secondly, wanting a homogeneous society certainly isn’t a characteristic unique to whites. I think most (ie: the majority) cultural/racial groups prefer relatively homogeneous peer groups rather than heterogeneous peer groups.



You act like this is a behavior to be admired or emulated. You want America to be like Japan? I thought America always prided itself on being better than everybody else on being “free”, “democratic”, “inclusive”, etc. Or does that only apply to compliant White people?