Heavy Hitters!

It's amazing what the government and liberal society has managed to do in the last 20 years.

For instance:

If you turn on TV, you'd think we live in South Africa. Close to half of all commercials features Blacks, and dont even get me started on TV shows. You'd think that Blacks were 50 to 60% of the population.

If you listen to talk radio (especially AM950) at least 70% of the government public service spots are Blacks, or geared towards Blacks.

Blacks take-up 90% of the sports page in the newspaper.

Blacks seem to make up a good portion of the news itself. (usually bad news)

Entertainment features Blacks as much as Whites, especially the entertainment news.

Between Obama and Michael Jackson, it's all Blacks all the time.

Now... some might call me raciest for even bringing this up, but it's nothing but an observation of statistics. How is it possible that with a supposed population of about 13% or so.... can a race of people suddenly dominate the daily affairs of the nation? Thank your government for starters. It's called "getting even" I suppose. Now... I find myself watching the BBC channel more and more.

Ten to fifteen years ago I would have felt bad for agreeing with you but I'm over it now. I listen to 950 quite a bit and do you think that they are running these "ad council" sponsored ads to try to make people turn off those stations? Everytime I hear the commercial about everything in the world being invented by blacks I nearly switch to another channel. It's not like some of it isn't true but alot of what they are saying is questionable if not downright false and I really get the impression that brainwashing is the end game. I think if people hear enough of anything over and over they will believe it. The soviets did it for years and the Chinese do it to this day.

I want to know why we've gone back to using the word "blacks" to describe African-Americans. Personally, I've always thought the hyphenated names for most was stupid, but for many years it was not PC to use anything else. What changed?

Well, wvsasha, speaking as a scot-english-danish-west virginia-american ... um, I forgot what I was going to say (in a totally hyphenated manner, of course).