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What is he going on about this time, I can't read his post because he's on my ignore list.
Some nonsense about how "many" think that whites are inherently racist. He seems uninterested in the folks that insist that "black are the real racists", of course.
Another interesting question about this factoid. Does exposure to minorities reduce the likelihood Whites vote for the Democrat party, ie the multicultural party?
For example in states with the highest proportion of Black residents such as Alabama and Mississippi nearly 90% of Whites voted for Romney. Even in liberal Maryland 55% of Whites voted for Romney.
It's inherently ridiculous to categorize an entire group one way or another either positively or negatively.
Ok so White people voted for President Obama.
Now would you like a cookie?
No I'm just questioning this notion that Obama rode this wave of demographics to the White House. Seems he was able to capture the Whitest states in the union.
Another interesting question about this factoid. Does exposure to minorities reduce the likelihood Whites vote for the Democrat party, ie the multicultural party?
For example in states with the highest proportion of Black residents such as Alabama and Mississippi nearly 90% of Whites voted for Romney. Even in liberal Maryland 55% of Whites voted for Romney.
You will notice that the states that where former solve holding states had high levels of support for Mitt Romney.
Now what's your point?
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