Don't pick on John H for posting this.

It's more appropriate to feel sorry for him if he lives in a neighborhood where
houses sell so cheaply they are purchased by welfare recipients.

Most of what he describes was
eliminated when the Republican Congress and the last Democratic President
cooperated to accomplish some meaningful welfare reform several years ago.

Why is it that the old stereotypes survive years and years after the facts have
changed? Is it because it's so much fun to
bitch and moan about the poor and/or minorities?

Symptom of frustrated white man: "It's somebody else's fault I haven't
succeeded."

I think it's beneath John H to promulgate
this baseless stereotype. He's normally
more tuned in than that.

In article , gould0738
@aol.com says...

I think it's beneath John H to promulgate
this baseless stereotype. He's normally
more tuned in than that.

Tuned into Michael Savage that is.

jps wrote:
In article , gould0738
@aol.com says...

I think it's beneath John H to promulgate
this baseless stereotype. He's normally
more tuned in than that.

Tuned into Michael Savage that is.


I think Chuck is wrong. Herring from time to time makes blatantly racist
comments about the kids at the schools where he babysits, and the
neighborhoods they live in and their parent. Apparently his daughter
learned her lessons well.


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