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What I want to know is how a group can feel anger for something they never actually experienced? This is the most ridiculous thing I have seen. As for the women in this article, she is a twit who has some serious mental problems.
I guess some excuse is better then none at all. What a load of? White Folks can say sorry to the crimianls, committing crimes, black, white, mexican, asian, etc, think they care. Criminals are bad for a reason, and it has not one thing to do with the white people. What are we saying sorry for, Past Present or Future!
It is easier for people to blame others for their problems and remain lazy than doing hard work to get ahead in life. However, by showing a formality like this they won't have any more excuse.
You really are a funny man. You should go on TV.
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Originally Posted by SamBarrow
Not at all. It just reinforces the notion that white people are bad and deserve what they get.
Yep.
Only 3-5% of Whites in the South had slaves before the War Between the States. Broken down, that means between 1 and 3% of White people throughout the nation had slaves before the war. And, I am pretty sure there weren't many in Wisconsin.
Oh dear! LOL! I'm busy today and quite stressed, just checking in every hour or so when I take a break from my project, and this was the funniest thing I've come across today. Thanks for the laugh.
I'd feel better if white people just apologized for ruining the economy.
Now this is even funnier than the article.
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