Addressing black hate  by ishambat | May 5, 2011 at 11:51 pm 136
views | 0 Recommendations | 0 comments  Over the last several
years there has been a wave of black anger against white people
in American cities. On highways, in places of commerce, and on
the Internet, black anger is in full force. And as is usual in
case of blind anger, it is entirely misdirected and does more to
harm the black people than it does to help them.  I write this
as a white man who is in no way a racist. I was born in the
Soviet Union, a nation that did a lot to fight racism. Black
people figure prominently among my best friends and among people
I hold in high regard. And while I am not a Communist and do not
believe in class wars or in killing the propertied classes, I
see racism as idiocy. That is as much the case for black racism
as it is for white racism.  A useful scene for this is in the
film Diehard, where Bruce Willis character asks a black man with
whom he is working, "Did I oppress you?" The white Democrats in
liberal cit