I do want to make a point. I don’t agree that statistically blacks have a harder life. They don’t. Look at them when you see them in public. Most blacks are happy. They receive government assistance and they benefit from lowered standards in schools, universities, and the workplace. And blacks don’t usually pay any consequences for their actions. Oh a few black criminals get arrested, but most blacks spend their entire lives committing property and violent crimes. Not every day, but they do it throughout their lives. And blacks don’t pay any consequences for irresponsible acts like having kids they can’t afford. Blacks do this ususally from the 10th grade onward. And they profit from it at the expense of the rest of society.

I appreciate your opinion, I was hoping that someone would comment on the “other” side of this discussion. My view is solely based on the feeling I get when I hear anyone (white, black, brown or yellow) speak like someone owes them something because they are of a different color.

I am in no way saying that people should conform to the white culture. I am saying that they need to take responsibility for themselves and embrace the opportunities available for all Americans. If your culture is different by all means teach it to your children, they have a right to their heritage. It is different when you teach your children to judge and feel sorry for themselves because they are different.

Unknown,

I agree with you and in no way am I judging, I am simply stating the way I feel.

I did not say Michelle Obama was a racist, I was saying that the underlying tone she seems to display is one of disappointment and resentment. We are not endorsing any candidate for president. As voters we should explore the true personality of each candidate and their families. We took George W. Bush in on his father’s merits and look where that got us.