We don’t have a problem with racism in the United States, we have lots of different problems that have all been lumped together and labeled racism.
Millions of Americans, their children, and their grandchildren, have been raised on welfare. The government has given them what they need to survive, and in doing so it has robbed them of their dignity and the skills needed to enjoy a prosperous life.
Drug dealers, pimps and gang leaders are neighborhood role models for kids seeking money, influence, and control over their lives. Crime is so prevalent in some cities and neighborhoods, if a boy has never been arrested, he’s considered abnormal.
The new wave of district attorneys and liberal justices are creating a lawless society. While the latest liberal congressional representatives proclaim, “people should not be held responsible for their own actions”.
We don’t have a problem with racism in this country, our problem is that we blame everyone but ourselves for our own problems. The problem starts at top. When is the last time you heard a U.S. President accept responsibility for any of our country’s problems? When is the last time you heard of a corporate board of directors admit their company was at fault? When was the last time you heard a major media company say, they got the story wrong? When was the last time you heard anybody accept responsibility for their bad behavior?
What started with no-fault divorce 60 years ago, progressed to no-fault insurance, and now we all live no-fault lives. Everyone is blameless. Almost everyone, we need a fall guy. Without a bad guy everyone may have to assume some responsibility. The liberal White women among us, tossed the first stones. Surprise, they hit a White man.
According to minority leaders and masochistic white liberals, it is now OK to “Blame every bad thing, that has ever happened in the world, on White men”.
It must be nice to look in mirror and see perfection, blameless perfection. Unfortunately, it’s going to require more than a flattering self-image to fix injustice and inequality in this country. It’s going to require millions of people to agree upon a set of common goals and all of them working together to make it happen. So far, not so good, and the future looks grim.
If there are any real, honest, and selfless people left in this country, it’s time for them to step forward and lead us out of the hole we’ve dug for ourselves.
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