Paulmania wrote:I recently heard of a woman, a black woman, who was beaten to death by the LAPD. This made me wonder, what with the LAPD's history of dealing with minorities, if the South is actually as racist as people say it is. I mean, this is Los Angeles, not exactly Atlanta or Birmingham. When do you hear about women being kicked in the crotch and bloodied by the people who are supposed to uphold the law in the infamously racist South? From those who have been there (I haven't), is the South any more racist than the rest of the United States?
The south wasn't as racist as their governments were. How do you think slavery was possible? By the government. How was the racist laws of past times perpetuated? Governments. Without the governments a slave would just run off with no one to bring him back. I just think too many times people overlook the institutions, to instead point fingers at the people in general. Why? because many of the protestors were socialists... it doesn't sound as nice to say the government is wrong. It's better for them to label an entire population...


Some are. But so are some Americans.
I have a feeling far fewer people would be voting but o.o in all honesty racist intent aside that law made sense, Do you really want the uneducated masses having any imput what so ever in politics? I know i don't thats why we end with people Like Rommney running for president <.< and probably getting elected.