I know, minorities have it hard in modern America. I went to a high school that was 70% black but in decent suburban neighborhoods. In general (and yes I'm going to generalize) the highest achieving students were white and Asian. The overwhelming majority of the bottom 50% academically were black. The vast majority of the trouble makers (fighting/stealing/selling) were black. Typically when someone got jumped in the bathroom it was a group of black guys jumping a white guy (a big reason why I never took a shit in high school). These were kids with similar circumstances as everyone else, but in general they simply tried less and fucked off more. You guys can call it a societal problem all you want. I'd say it's maybe 10% societal and 90% cultural. This is how I feel and what I've observed first hand. Many of the very people I'm speaking of were and are still friends of mine, so my remarks aren't based in hate, simply observation. There is a definite sense of entitlement and anger towards American society and white people in general.

But I know, Republicans are evil racists trying to hold down every minority possible.

I love the slavery argument. We got more and more black people in Luxembourg, fresh out of Africa, never slaved by white people.

Whoever who knows Luxembourg knows that they can have an easy life, enough money and peace. Guess what...

Criminals, idiots and no integration at all which just cause problems (yeah sure, not all of them). We've got a lot of different races (thanks to an austrian guy a "forbidden" word in good old europe) and they are different.

I'd like to point out a fact though: Thrax is a fucking racist! I'm just highlighting a strange coherence.

Coherence = coincidence?

thrax, thoughts on RG3 failing this week because hes black?

as far as politics goes, i'm going to start referring all my bible belt conservative friends/family to this article:

http://www.relevantmagazine.com/current/politics/7-things-christians-need-remember-about-politics

I don't know about you, but seven generations doesn't seem right

20 years per generation and 148 years since its abolishment = 7 generation. You can nitpick and call it 6 generations if you like.

We'll go with 6 generations and 2 generations then.

RGIII didn't fail this week, the other black guy did (Josh Morgan). What a moron.

Plenty of white guys failed too. Mainly our D coordinator (60 points in two weeks) and our special teams coach (2 blocked punts in two weeks).

RGIII is doing just fine.

I wonder who RGIII is voting for

Duh...

monte:

8. We are our governing leaders. Our elected people in authority work for us. We have the right to remove them if they violate the rules by which they derive their authority.