re: Rutgers professor says "we got to take these motherf**kers out" regarding white people

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I don’t know how the thought “only white people historically were brutal” ever got started Every culture, race, and creed were brutal throughout history. Whites, blacks, Asians, native Americans, you name it. They all murdered and enslaved others to gain power

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My comment was not limited to enslavement or physical violence though. From just the broad perspective in this country I was talking about actual laws and practices that historically had a negative impact on minorities and where there is still fallout from said laws and practices.

Leftists hate people that are successful.

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a black uprising leading to a violent race war in this country. the black race as whole has way more patience than I do.

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Black folks are smarter than that. They live in a country that is 70% WHITE. Who in their right mind would start a race war outnumbered 7 to 1? They are pretty lucky to live in a country where the white man has some compassion.

Hell I will take it a step further, if an LSU professor came out and said “I think white people are great and make great leaders” and said nothing else, they would be on the chopping block

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Whenever the black community as whole starts to gain some footing, there's a backlash against them.

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This is complete bullshite.

First off, name one thing the black community has improved upon that received backlash against them. Name one.

Secondly, why the frick would the white community not want the black community to improve and succeed? You think we want the black community to lead the nation in violent crime, crime in general, unwed pregnancies, poverty rates, and be the least educated? Why the frick would we want that? It’s a fricking huge drain on society. A functional, less violent, less criminal and better educated black community would improve the lives of everyone in the US, whites included. The “white man wants to keep us down” is bullshite. (Well, not really. It’s basically a platform of the Democratic Party.)

You know, the “rising tide lifts all boats” aphorism.

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Perhaps you could cite where a white professor made similar comments regarding another race, and remained employed and undisciplined.

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My post you quoted didn't say anything about a professor, or a professor making similar comments. My post had to do with fringe viewpoints in general, and how there are people on the right that espouse fringe beliefs to fan the flames of the culture war. Please try reading comprehension.

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My post had to do with fringe viewpoints in general, and how there are people on the right that espouse fringe beliefs to fan the flames of the culture war

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Where? People this far right are exiled from society and considered complete lepers, even by conservatives. The equivalent to this woman is the KKK and White Power Nazis. Those people are viewed by all with vile

The fringe left is mainstream and gainfully employed as this woman proves

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First off, name one thing the black community has improved upon that received backlash against them. Name one.

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Well, my post didn't say anything about the black community improving anything. My post said that when the black community as a whole starts to gain some footing in society, there's a backlash against them. If you want an example of that, I'll cite Jim Crow laws. Those came about after slaves were freed and starting being afforded some benefits of polite society, but they really didn't ramp up until blacks started gaining some political power.

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Secondly, why the frick would the white community not want the black community to improve and succeed?

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I never said they didn't.

Some of you really struggle with reading comprehension and following along in a conversation.

I'm more offended by the total bullshite "history" she was spouting.

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First off, name one thing the black community has improved upon that received backlash against them. Name one.

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When Black people became politicians and experienced some economic prosperity during Reconstruction, it began to get negated as a result of the Great Compromise of 1877 where federal troops were removed from Southern states as part of the deal to have Rutherford B Hayes president when he lost the election. The Jim Crow era began to take shape as a result.