Where is my swastika?

Question

Its really getting old all the preferential treatment minorities are getting. Youre getting to the point youre not even minorities any more. Its time for white people to get together and create our own political action committees to defend our rights. All the free c**p you get from legal protection at work, to preferential treatment in bidding for public contracts, to college entrance and scholarships for the color of your skin is divisive and youre a bunch of racists who want white people to feel sorry for you. Lets get something going brothers and sisters.

Answer 1

I'm not a big fan of preferential treatment, race based quotas, affirmative action, et al.  BUT I don't think that associating yourself with a swastika is a very good idea.  Lots of negative connotations with that symbol.  If you want to protect your rights as a US citizen, check out the Libertarian party.  Freedom and Liberty for EVERYONE regardless of race, creed, color or religion, is part of their agenda.

Answer 2

I think it's stupid, too, but whatever. Email me.

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Answer 3

I wouldn't go so far as to get a swastika, but it is frustrating that Obama keeps speaking on issues that were "fixed" already. What did he do, plagiarize MLK's speeches?  Oh, wait, I forgot. It was Rev Wright he was plagiarizing.

Either way, I know plenty of Black people who say that they still aren't treated with equality. All I can say is, I was going to college way back when it was impossible for a top 1% student to get a "need-based" scholarship if she was white. To me, that means one race was being treated as "more than equal".  It also doesn't help that our government encourages that sense of entitlement that was blatantly brought to the public's attention after Katrina.  (NO offense intended for those who did the right thing and got a job and home instead of having to be evicted from a Katrina trailer over a 18 months later.)  There comes a time that a race has to stand up and prove themselves.  It hasn't happened yet, but it sure would be welcome.  Doesn't it feel bad to live on the dole? To never actually "earn" the recognition you get? I prefer knowing it was my brains and skills that got me where I am. I'd hate to go through life wondering just how much of my success was due to my skin color.  It shouldn't matter, but it's being MADE to matter.

Answer 4

You are entitled to your opinions...even if u pull them out of your a***

Answer 5

You do realize the swastika is a Hindu religious symbol?

Answer 6

you're an a** hole

Answer 7

don't be as ignorant as the other party

Answer 8

No one's stopping you from creating your own scholarships...it's just that there are more chances of minorities being economically disadvantaged than of Whites. Partly because the pool of Whites is much larger than the pool of an individual minority, and still of the entire country in general, and partly because minorities on average are poorer than people who've lived here for generations.

And you're *really* generalizing, citing conditions which have been revoked by the Supreme Court for decades or left to the states, and clearly overlooking the fact that race was, is, and will be an issue because prejudices (beyond 'reverse racism' and reactions to it) still exist in some areas.

And yes, the swastika is a symbol created by...a minority ethnicity.