Quote:You state things as if you are speaking for the entire black community. You may respond otherwsie when someone counters you on it, but then you keep posting as if the black community is supposed to view things from one perspective. Or they are supposed to feel a certain way. Your excuse is you are typing on a phone? That honestly makes zero sense.


I have seen that mentality many times before in all walks of life and I believe it is used to intimidate the way people view. George Bush On Iraq War - If you aren't for us you are against us. Democrats on Trump Supporters - If you vote for Trump you are racist. Republicans on Bernie Sanders supporters - If you vote for Bernie you are a socialist (used in a derogatory manner). I've seen black people gang up on other black people on Facebook posts if they don't agree with things you are supposed to agree on within the community. It seems like a certain segment within the community believes there is a certain way to think, behave, act, believe in order to be black. The white man will never be for black people, the white man wants to keep black people down, most white people deep down are racist... And now we are seeing an us vs them. Cops aren't portrayed as some are bad and most are good. They are portrayed collectively as a problem. Slaying black people in the streets. We don't see too many of the good things that cops are doing. With the way it is portrayed in the media you would think innocent black people are being slaughtered left and right. I truly feel for those living in ghettos, raised in terrible situations and agree that even though we all have an opportunity, the odds are against many to succeed. There is more that can be done, but we aren't having honest conversations as a nation. We are at war, choosing sides and exaggerating truths to win whatever it is we think we are winning. If you have a different opinion on something then you get called certain names in order to tear your argument down regardless if it is thoughtful. You say one thing and you say another so honestly I have no idea what your true beliefs and thoughts are.


You state "There really isn't a black quotient per se in our community." If there isn't then why say per se? You are basically saying there is while trying to work around it to stay civil? Anyways, lengthy rant is now over.