Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Herman Cain: 'Shucky Ducky' Trump 'Is Not A Racist'" video.

  1. There is a lot of truth there.
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  2. Regressive liberals only attack is to name call. They call Trump a racist but have no justification to show he is a racist. Also, if Herman Cain was "disowned" by the black community then that is probably a good thing. He is a successful business man where the black culture has a problem of crime and violence. I agree, there are different varieties of a racist. Kyle is a racist by calling others a racist when they haven't shown any signs of being a racist. The example Kyle gave is misleading because Trump is talking about illegal immigrants who are by definition are criminals. On Muslims there is a problem of violence that needs to be alleviated at the very least. But I guess we should just attack guns. Oh well, no matter what regressive liberals say their fearless leader Bernie Sanders lost.
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  3. What? There is a problem with the black culture. A disproportional amount of them commit crime, are on welfare and are unemployed. Now some of that is not their fault. For instance, the high black teen unemployment is the result of the min. wage. But considering how blacks also disproportionately vote for democrats who continue those failed programs then there is a lot of truth there. Calling them out is needed.
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  4. Actually no, that is not how racists talk. There is a lot to be said about statistics. You can call me a racist all you want, but the stats are there and it is clear. I am the one that treats blacks as equals and realizing it takes works to succeed in life. I feel you are racist for ignoring an obvious problem.
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  5. But I guess you can be a regressive liberal and just yell "RACIST" and everything.
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  6. The stats are there. It would be one thing if the stats were very similar to other races, but they aren't. There is a problem with the black culture in the US. The democrats constantly victimizing them and then placing barriers in front of them is not helping. I guess I should blame democrats instead.
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  7. I have read that. Ever heard that there are three sides to a story, one person's side, the other person's side, and the truth. Trump has worked with several individuals of different races and allowed a black woman to live, for free in his hotel when her family was murdered. You can find comments people can deem to be "racist" from almost anyone.
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  8. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/inside-the-governments-racial-bias-case-against-donald-trumps-company-and-how-he-fought-it/2016/01/23/fb90163e-bfbe-11e5-bcda-62a36b394160_story.html There seems to be more to the story and a lot of he said she said. That article leans towards him discriminating, but considering how they were so quick to settle out of court really says something on both sides. I don't buy it. Donald Trump allowed a black woman to live in his hotel for free after her family was murdered. So feeling something is guilty makes you racist? I feel OJ is guilty, does that make me a racist? There is something to be said when people, who don't look like they are indian, take advantage the benefits native americans receive. That is not racist as well. Nothing wrong in questioning if a president is born in the USA. We need to make sure laws are followed. Obama has a very empty past, especially for a president.
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  9. I would like a citation on the first quote. Either way telling the truth is not not being racist. In what context is the 2nd one referring to?
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  10. It comes down to proportion. Blacks make up a small amount of the US but compose a large amount of those on welfare or in poverty. Stereotypes exist for a reason.
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  11. Actually the gap hasn't been closing. Things like the min. wage continue to hinder black teens from getting a job thus they continue to be on the streets instead of working and getting better in life. Same in how our inner city schools continue to fall behind.
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  12. "white Americans have the highest number of benefactors of welfare use Source: Dept. of Agriculture" That isn't welfare
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  13. In the 70s maybe, not the 80s and beyond.
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  14. So a group that sang "Fuck the Police" knows all, right? Reminds of that scene from Colors when the police officer during the meeting asked them if they knew where their kids are.
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  15. Or maybe parents should raise their kids better, and call out drug dealers in that area. On top of that call out any gang action that was going on.
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  16. I know a bunch of black people.
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