I Axe You

[Middle Finger]

Cracker, do you think it's true that you are obsessed, perhaps to an unhealthy degree, with race, racism, Blacks, etc.? Be honest, bitch. Be honest.

As I have said, my job is trying to help people. I see stuff that makes that task much harder, especially with the lower income and black communities.

I do think about different ways to get around some of the major problems I see, and it does concern me. I actually care about it. It bothers me because I have done it long enough to be able to predict who will fail by the behaviors they exhibit.

There is really nothing I can do to fix it. It has to be fixed in the respective communities. I bitch just as much about poor people and dysfunctional people as I do about black people. Most people don't notice that because they have Racist Radar tuned to the black channel.

If I see someone fucking up, I am the first one to point it out. Not out of hate, but out of truth. As long as we all avoid the truth, and responsibility, of our actions and attitudes nothing will change and nothing will get better.

I detest people who make excuses or blame others for their own failures. Nobody succeeds at everything, but with a decent amount of effort, you can always do well. If you weren't born lucky, you have to work that much harder.

Most blacks in the South hate white people. As cladking said, that is acceptable to most people, white and black. I can't decide if they are suspicious of white people who are actually trying to help them or if they can't fucking behave, or shut the fuck up, long enough to get help.

Yes, it bothers me. It should bother everyone. Black people, or stupid people or fucked up people or poor people, don't get an automatic pass from Cracker. I truly judge people by the content of their character.

I find most of them lacking. But I will bust my ass for anyone I find that is truly trying.

Honest enough?

I guess. Thanks for the response. Do you have a solution at the community level? Some of these communities just have a severe lack of job opportunities as well as a significant portion either depending on soup kitchens, essentially homeless, in need of some type of care. I fully understand the whole individual responsibility thing, but it does seem like the type of system we have not only favors higher class folk, but almost requires that some will fail or stay poor. Sort of like a natural cost to freedom and free markets. I just wonder, sometimes, what can close the tremendous gap I see while still preserving the wonderful benefits of capitalism and a free market based economy.