It is courtesy of the same New York Times/CBS Poll that I quoted in an earlier post that we also now find out that there are 10 percent of Americans who actually believe that race relations in this country have somehow been made to improve since Barry "Almighty" was first elected. According to this poll it is17 percent of blacks and 8 percent of whites who now believe race relations have improved under Barry.
Now I gotta tell ya, I’d be very curious to find out exactly what it could possibly be that would lead anyone to the conclusion that race relations have been made to do anything but to deteriorate under Barry. Because, quite frankly, I see things as having gotten nothing but worse. Blacks have always possessed this overwhelming sense of entitlement, and that has only gotten worse with the election of Barry.
And it was also in this poll that 35 percent of Americans said they believe that race relations have gotten worse in this era of Barry "Almighty", including 40 percent of whites and 21 percent of blacks. Fifty-two percent of Americans polled said that race relations have stayed about the same. And am I the only one that views it as being rather telling that it’s the whites who view things, racially speaking, as having gotten worse?
And why do you suppose that might be? Don’t you think that it would be ones who feel as if they are the ones who view themselves as being the targets of the racism that would also be the same ones most likely to think that race relations have gotten worse and not better? I’ve been told that blacks can’t be racists because, per their definition of racism, it’s simply impossible. However, I would beg to differ!
Personally, I’m of the opinion that since the election of Barry, far from becoming more united, this country has become much more divided and especially along racial lines. And Barry has done nothing but to exacerbate things, and for no other reason than because he see it as being politically advantageous for him and the Democrats. So he fuels the fire of victimhood and blacks seem only too happy to go along with that cockamamie premise.
That blacks continue to claim to society’s victims for no other reason than because they’re black, to me as a white guy, is extremely aggravating. Because if blacks are victims of anything it would be of their own stupidity. Because it is they, and they alone, who are the ones that decided long ago that to become wards of the state was far more important than becoming self-sufficient, responsible members of society. There’s a lot less effort involved than with the latter.
And you know I hate to be so blunt here, but blacks are the ones who would much rather spend time listening to the likes of Al ‘Bull Horn’ Sharpton and Jesse ‘The Extortionist’ Jackson than listening to people like Allen West, Tim Scott, Mia Love or Ben Carson to name only a few. Sharpton doesn’t give a squat about them, if he did he would be speaking out about black on black crime, but he doesn’t because that doesn’t suit his needs.
I have very little sympathy for people, white or black, who consistently blame others for the misfortune that they have brought upon themselves. And if we’re being honest here, blacks have made it very clear, and on more than one occasion, that they are their own worst enemy. And there have been times when I simply did not understand the logic behind their actions. They choose to live the way they do. It’s not, as a white guy, my fault.
And if blacks truly possessed a desire to improve their lives, as well as the lives of their children, then the choice they would have to make is really a relatively simply one. Because they would need to do nothing more than to simply turn their back on the one political party that has always sought out new ways to control them. First it was through slavery and then it was by way of encouraging their addiction to government. The end result is essentially the same.
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