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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Of course I do as do most people with means/choices/money. Life shits on poor people and minorities so why would I want to be anywhere near them and get collateral damage. I am a 40 year old white guy and drive a S550 and when I get pulled over it is "sorry Mr XXXXX here is a warning and please be careful as there are other cops looking for ABC out today". When I got pulled over a couple of weeks ago in PG county driving out to Chesapeake beach to go fishing with a black coworker it was "do you have any drugs in the car would you mind if I search?" Until African American and all under severed minority people find a way to pull their demographic away from being a perpetual punching bag, people like me who don't want to get hit with a stray punch or more importantly don't want their kids getting disproportionally policed and hanging with kids who gave up college dreams in middle school due to SES considerations will create little villages. I get it, the whole it takes people like me to break down the systemic systems that keeps people being perpetual punching bags but I am not convinced that bucking the status quo which is designed to keep me and my family comfortable and in power would actually do anything but make room for another white or token minority family to hop aboard. Statistically my job is to put my family in the best position to accomplish their dreams and in upper class mostly white areas, schools and networks which are where tomorrows leaders come from. I am not quite enlightened enough to vote with my feet against my own self interests. I do remain open to people on an individual basis without prejudging and don't discriminate which allows me to consider myself (not raciest) but I actually have no problem taking advantage of the White boys club that has provided me a pretty comfortable life and a high SES with only avg talents and work ethic at my disposal. I guess that is the part for Libs (like me) to reconcile that you can like all people AND the benefits of raciest systems....as long as it was others who had to do the dirty work. [/quote] You sound stupid as h**[/quote]
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