They hate us. They really, really hate us.

 Huffington Post has run a story about a certain email:

Alabama State Rep. Joe Mitchell (D-Mobile) raised eyebrows on Wednesday after a local blog picked up an email he had sent to a constituent (snip)

Here be the email, from a (black) state senator to his (White) constituent:

Hey man. You have used the word ‘except’ when I think you mean somethin’ else.
Hey man. Your folk never used all this sheit [sic] to protect my folk from your slave-holding, murdering, adulterous, baby-raping, incestuous, snaggle-toothed, backward-a**ed, inbreed [sic], imported criminal-minded kin folk. You can keep sending me stuff like you have however because it helps me explain to my constituents why they should protect that 2nd amendment thing AFTER we finish stocking up on spare parts, munitions and the like.
Bring it. As one of my friends in the Alabama Senate suggested – “BRING IT!!!!”
JOSEPHm, a prepper (’70-’13)
Mobile County

The one thing I learned and experienced in America, and keep on experiencing, is the hatred of black folk towards White people.

I have many personal experiences, too many to list - I went to a majority black high school, and it was basically a prison combined with a mental ward - EXCEPT for a slew of "honors" courses, where the retards were not admitted.

Being an immigrant, with absolutely no English language beyond the absolute basics at the beginning of my high school experience, I still managed to take some honor courses my junior and senior year.

Otherwise, my high school was a complete waste of four years of my good, precious youth.

The contrast between the "honors" courses (advanced chem, honors biology) versus, say, study hall or normal English was staggering.  Actual learning and listening to a teacher and participating in discussion and experiments versus spitballs, spit, gum, snide remarks, giggling and the terrified teacher, man or woman, trying VERY hard to not notice anything.

Sometimes I forget the lessons taught me by my high school experience, to my detriment.

Example - there is an oldish looking black dude pan handling near my apartment.  Feeling stupid, I gave him one time and one time only $20.  What the hell, I was stupid, right?

I was repaid for my gesture about a week and a few days later, as the same black man, in a different location, grabbed my hand and said "Why you walk so proud, white boy, you mafia or sumthin?".

Now, he was not alone - there was a group of "yoofs" near him, about five.

To which I replied - "If I am the mafia, you should start to be really afraid right now.  Now let go of the hand or I break yours".

He laughed, I laughed back, he let go of my hand.

Now, before you (the internet warriors) criticize me for not doing a Bruce Lee/Rambo impression, please note that I am a coward, and also that any altercation with a "disadvantaged, poor minority down on his luck" could play not to my satisfaction in one of Chicago's courtrooms (Who do you think is stupid enough and has time enough to get saddled with jury duty?  Whites? Asians?).

This has just reminded me - they really, really, really hate us.

It does not matter whether it is a bum off the street, or a state senator, or your BFF (black friendly friend) at work you are chummy with.

Makes no difference at all.


PS

Good luck hearing this story of this black senator and his email on national news...



Bonus Material

State Representative Joseph Mitchell and citizen Maxwell emails exchange (full)

Worth a read.