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September 19, 2015
'Diversity' is newspeak for Affirmative Action.
These days people saying 'thats racist' or 'thats sexist' is a kind of pathetic echo of what was real 50 years ago.I am writing this answer from a community where my father could not live. In fact here's the little short story which was that my parents marched against racially restrictive covenants and my pregnant mother had to dodge a brick thrown at her from the hostile crowd. I live in that neighborhood now. My wife was head of the PTA. My daughter was student body president at the elementary school. My other daughter was head cheerleader at the high school. My son was captain of the marching band at the high school, and they all did 3.5s or better. And yet still people will tell me how racist it is over here because the neighborhood is about 1.5% black. (6) Michael David Cobb Bowen on Quora
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Aaaaahh! the benefits of fences, gates and security.
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at September 19, 2015 10:20 AM
I actually saw a negro today, first time in I don't know how long.
Probably a year or more, don't remember.
What a sight.
Like I was at the zoo or something.
I was in a vehicle going about 30mph and the *male* negro was on a bike with it's hat on sideways, cig dangling from it's mouth, and it was doing something on the cellphone in it's hands, while riding down the middle of the street toward us.
Yes, both hands were on the cellphone.
Maybe I'll see another next year.....
**It appeared to be a male, but I guess it coulda been a tranny. You never can tell these days.
Posted by: ghostsniper at September 19, 2015 2:05 PM