Therefore, I felt it necessary to write an article on racism from the average angry white guy perspective.

Back in 1964, the passage of the Civil Rights Act in America said simply that racism and discrimination based on skin color, ethnicity or religion were wrong. That’s common sense.

Liberal maniacs, sensing their chance at gaining supremacy, twisted the Act to mean that discrimination is wrong, unless it’s directed at white males. Then it’s okay.

The entire foundation of this unique proposal rests on the bedrock brilliant supposition that since white guys were traditionally the bad guys in the past, revenge on their descendants is a form of justice. In other words, two wrongs make a right. I’m to blame for what my grandfather supposedly did, or didn’t do.

I’m on to you liberals out there. I know your game. You preach Rainbow Coalition and all this crap. It ain

How do black-activist lunatics like the kind we have today in this country, with their goon squad wearing berets behind them, bait Jews and racially slur whites, and not get called racist? Because they have the crutch of alleged victimization, the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval. You have to establish yourself as a past or current victim, and get Dan Rather and the news media, plus the entertainment industry, to back you.

When they sing, “we shall overcome,” they ain’t kiddin’.

I just want to be treated fair, that’s all.

Let’s get one thing straight. Wanting to think you’re better than somebody who looks different and acts different than you is not only as American as apple pie, but also a basic tenant of human nature. Everybody does it. I’m not saying it’s right. Legislators can’t legislate it away, even though they spend most of their time trying to control our lives.

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