@aaronssongs,
aaronssongs;23248 wrote:Only when the playing field is level, and people are judged by the content of their character, and their talents instead of the color of their skin, or who they know, will that be true...you can talk all you want out the left side of your face...but until you walk in somebody else's shoes, instead of your Kenneth Coles, you need to be quiet.
And truth be told, some get pushed more than others...or do you deny "white privilege" exists?
And "those of us that aren't weak", isn't a question,, and doesn't deserve a question mark...equal opportunity syntax police. Geez.
More socialist tripe, the color of one skins is only a deterent if they deem it to be. With hard work and determination anyone can achieve what ever they want. The sky is the limit, the only limits are those we impose on ourselves.
I remember this poem from High School: It's my motto in life.
You can do what ever you think you can but you will never acomplish more for if your are afraid of yourself young man/woman there is nothing for you in store.
For failure comes from inside first, it's there if you only knew it and you can win though you face the worst if you feel you can do it.
Author Unknown.
Individual accountability needs to be part of our culture in the west again, the socialists have used immigrants and persons of color to further their agenda. It helps them get re-elected if they can find those whom they deem to be the down trodden and pander to them to get votes. They could careless about the down trodden, only getting elected. Jessie Jackson and the ACLU come to mind.