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Civilized people raise animals for food. We don't eat cats and dogs. I have seen Koreans chasing Canadian geese on golf courses for food here in America. Don't bring your gutter culture to America.
Classic animal discrimination.
Dogs and cats are good animals and they deserve to be treated equally just like chicken.
Maybe endangered animals wouldn't be killed if there wasn't a demand for them (eating, raw materials, clothing). Also, their habitats being destroyed for land clearance.
To you idiots drug dealers wouldn't be selling drugs if there wouldn't be a demand for it.
While your primary concern is black and Latino men selling drugs they obviously see an opportunity for MONEY to be made.
Yes of course, the people in Africa do not have the ability to make good decisions right? It's because the evil white man wants to buy these things right?
When are you going to stop treating the African like a child and expect him to be responsible for his own actions?
This family sounds very entitled and arrogant to me.
Just because they are successful, they think that they should be immune from all the impoliteness in society?
Life doesn't work that way. Sorry.
The point of the story wasn't about entitlement or arrogance though. The dad is a administrative partner in a law firm, he's a super lawyer, he specializes in international banking and investment. Yes, the family is super wealthy. They get along fine in their office environment, their neighborhood, their clubs and entertainment venues. The problem lies with random incidents at airports and so on. While I'm not sure how much is rudeness and how much is racism, I have no doubt that the racism does happen. Anyway, they aren't saying they should be immune, they are just pointing out it's still there.
I have my own stories regarding racism where I live in Georgia. I can't speak for the family that you are mentioning. However, I can tell you think. Being a good, hardworking person will not shield a person from racism. One reason I don't buy that "if you were more like Asians you wouldn't be treated as bad" line.
The only people that say there's no more racism in the US are white people. Even Asians face racism on a daily basis too
Yes of course, the people in Africa do not have the ability to make good decisions right? It's because the evil white man wants to buy these things right?
When are you going to stop treating the African like a child and expect him to be responsible for his own actions?
You made it all about the evil white man, not me SOOOOOO if the shoe fits then wear it.
I said there wouldn't be a demand for drugs if people weren't buying them. This has absolutely nothing to with evil white men.
It's great to see where your thoughts are my dear.
Most people don't have time to give a rats ass about your problems, they are busy living life and raising children, sorry, but no time left for you.
I agree 100%.
As long as one keeps their lawn mowed and uses their turn signal indicator, we're good. I don't care what your race is, who you pray to or what your orientation is.
But don't tell me about your problems.....heck I don't even like hearing about my spouse's problems, why would i want to hear about anyone else's??
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I have seen Koreans chasing Canadian geese on golf courses for food here in America. Don't bring your gutter culture to America.
