I would think that a reverse racist would be “not a racist” but it turns out that what you mean by a reverse racist is simply a racist. Why is it that some people get a pass from being identified as racists, but Republicans never do? Could the former party of the KKK and Jim Crow laws have successfully fooled everyone into thinking they were actually the anti-slavery party, and the anti-slavery party was actually them?

“A nation which can prefer disgrace to danger is prepared for a master, and deserves one.” –Alexander Hamilton

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is a coward. He didn’t have the guts to say that when in was in front of the senate.

Also, it is none of his, or anyone else’s, business who I hang out with on the weekends.

God help us!

….with my friends and my family….. It;s funny that I never noticed that my friends are Black, Hispanic, Haitian, Jamaican, White, Asian…….. maybe I better start noticing, eh Mr. Holder ?

On the ‘cowards’ thing……. Mr. Holder, I offer you a scenario…………

Picture yourself alone and walking down K street after taking a bunch of unmarked envelopes from a few anti-gun lobbyists and all of a sudden, one of D.C.’s most astute citizens taps you on the shoulder. You turn around and face this stellar example of Democrat Party progress holding a knife and saying, “Hand over your wallet, or I’m gonna cut you.”

What will you do ? Think quick, because you have about two seconds, maybe three tops.

Me thinkest thy personage would do one of two things……. Most probably, soil linen fastidiously and turn tail at full speed…… or……. you’d simply hand over thine wallet and beg of the chap (who’s lot in life is probably caused by the evil Bush) to not harm your most-important self.

The thought of possibly defending yourself never crossed your mind, correct ?

Funny to think this about you I know, but if you were licensed and trained with regular practice to safely handle and use a personal firearm and had that firearm concealed on your person, the situation would almost definitely have a remarkably different outcome, yes ?… and nothing whatsoever says you actually have to discharge that weapon either. The visual of the draw alone is enough to cause a perpetrator to hightail it, trailing a brown stripe.

But this is all moot, because you would never be walking alone in D.C. now, would you ?

Coward.

why do you think us “white to embrace what’s right” people do not talk about race. Because you made us fear bringing it up out of fear of being called a racist. How did you get this job, seriously Mr. Holder, are you really that ignorant or have you lived to long in the high life? No matter what, some of us Americans do not talk race for we all fear the moniker of racist, sexist, bigot, racist, homophobe etc… Mr Holder, Americans and workers of your department do not have time to deal with your PC police antics and your racial grandstanding, besides Mr. Obama election, Condi, Thomas, Powell pretty much proved you’re mentally, politically and perceptially bankrupt. Arrrgghhhh.

to me, is the equivalent to the N-word, and Frankly I am offended whenever someone of color call White folks such a horrible name. Considering the history of injustice behind their use of it, how can it be anything but off limits to them.

It comes from being a member of a protected class for so many years. Add to this the teachings of people like Jessie, Al, Wright and all the other race-baiting thugs in the democrat party, mix with a little Kool-Aid and Viola! Instant race victim who sees the racist boogey man behind every tree. The majority believe they are entitled to special favors and forgiveness simply because they are black. I know many Latinos who feel exactly the same way.

Now that they have a black President, law makers and Attorney – General, the culture of “You owe me because I’m special” will only multiply. It’s just that we’ve become so used to it that it barley registers on the radar anymore.

I despise those who use race as a crutch, because, in doing so, they’re admitting they have no other reasoned arguement to present. Will We never be forgiven for slavery – that none of us have ever had the slightest inclination to support?

to limit your socialization to those who share that culture. De jure segregation only existed in the states of the former Confederacy. Even in the days of de jure segregation, Southern, rural whites and blacks shared essentially the same culture. In the cities and in the North, de facto segregation existed but mostly as a creature of economics and culture; migrating Southern blacks joined and displaced other immigrant groups at the bottom of the housing and and jobs ladder. But unlike other immigrant groups, large numbers have never left the bottom of the ladder, nor do they seem to make much effort to do so.

It has been sixty years since the desegregation of the military, 55 years since Brown v. The Board, and 45 years since the Civil Rights Act. Blacks vote in large numbers and many major cities are completely controlled by Blacks. In the Southern states, many local and county governments even in the rural areas are completely controlled by blacks. While schools tend to be predominantly one race or another, that is largely a matter of housing patterns. State and federal funding schemes have largely leveled the resource allocations between schools and school districts, so blacks have much the same educational opportunities as other citizens in the public schools. (Without getting into how bad that opportunity is for all students and why.)

So, what we find now a couple of generations past de jure segregation in America is a black culture that has segregated itself into the doughnut cities and a government centered and funded culture of sloth and corruption. If many people of other races, particularly the white race, which remains the dominant culture in America despite what the media tries to portray do not desire to associate with many blacks, it is because they range from uncomfortable to outright unpleasant to be around. Other than media crazed young people, most whites speak standard English, not Gangsta or Ebonics and don’t listen to, in fact can’t stand to hear, most Rap and Hip-Hop. Even educated, affluent Blacks continue the old segregation days notion of “passing” in white culture. While Obama and Holder are articulate, even eloquent in standard English, both show flashes of black patois in their off the cuff speech, and in Obama’s case, he would have had to have gone out of his way to learn it. And you know that cool, cultured moderate manner isn’t the way they behave and talk with their black friends when there are no honkies around.

I grew up in the Jim Crow South. While we didn’t share water fountains, waiting rooms, restaurants or schools and churches, blacks and whites shared a common culture and actually had a lot of easy social interaction. Today’s black culture has become so foreign and so uncomfortable to many whites that they simply don’t associate with blacks because there is so little that they have in common. While many of the themes and situations are common to all people, I just don’t know any people who think, act, and talk like the characters in the Tyler Perry shows – and those characters are largely middle-class with which I should have some things in common.