Cupertino shooter still at large; Did he snap because of racism?

[bigdumbgod]

Originally Posted by mamusa

i am from l.a, but have spent the past 8 years on the east coast..d.c and new york....
i agree with the original poster..the white people in california seem to be extremely racist.....and they act like it is perfectly acceptable..
i find that the black people in california seem to accept this bigoted attitude.
white people in california seem to have this mentality that all black people are some sort of stupid idiots, and treat you like you are their inferior and should readily accept it...
time to wake up white people..you are NOT ALL OF THAT

OK junior, simple-minded generalizations about the citizens of a state of 35 million+ that includes virtually every conceivable type of person will come off as a bit...oh I don't know, like, DUH.

Care to introduce us to credible evidence of the "extremely racist" white people here, or the black people in California who "seem to accept this bigoted attitude"?

[fresnofresno]

Originally Posted by bigdumbgod

OK junior, simple-minded generalizations about the citizens of a state of 35 million+ that includes virtually every conceivable type of person will come off as a bit...oh I don't know, like, DUH.

Care to introduce us to credible evidence of the "extremely racist" white people here, or the black people in California who "seem to accept this bigoted attitude"?

Well being a city of a million people with only 40,000 blacks should be a start. I believe it has the lowest black population out of all the big cities and that includes smaller cities. That tells me that black people avoid SJ for the most part and the OP's point may be valid. San Jose is by far the least friendly big city to blacks in California, if not the nation. I was pulled over twice while walking in broad day once by eastridge mall and once by great america for no reason whatsoever. I have never been pulled over walking in broad day before this or after this. Something told me my skin color may have had something to do with this.

[mstnghu2]

Originally Posted by fresnofresno

Well being a city of a million people with only 40,000 blacks should be a start. I believe it has the lowest black population out of all the big cities and that includes smaller cities. That tells me that black people avoid SJ for the most part and the OP's point may be valid. San Jose is by far the least friendly big city to blacks in California, if not the nation. I was pulled over twice while walking in broad day once by eastridge mall and once by great america for no reason whatsoever. I have never been pulled over walking in broad day before this or after this. Something told me my skin color may have had something to do with this.

Oh, here we go again

[bigdumbgod]

Originally Posted by fresnofresno

Something told me my skin color may have had something to do with this.

The voice in the delusional mind is saying things again.