mikeofaustin
Bronze Member
What's really sad is that white people and black people are upset about the injustice that occured, but there are a only a few people that blame it on the black man.
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Frankn said:Hay, Dano, back in my days of being educated, I was taught that for every event in history there is an immediate and an underlying cause. What two would you attach to the riot situation? Frank
dallgire said:Frankn said:Hay, Dano, back in my days of being educated, I was taught that for every event in history there is an immediate and an underlying cause. What two would you attach to the riot situation? Frank
probably the lack of food stamps and money which leads to very hungry Dano!
hombre_de_plata_flaco said:dallgire said:Frankn said:Hay, Dano, back in my days of being educated, I was taught that for every event in history there is an immediate and an underlying cause. What two would you attach to the riot situation? Frank
probably the lack of food stamps and money which leads to very hungry Dano!
Actually, it's quite the opposite:
What we have on the streets of London and elsewhere are welfare-state mobs. The youth who are ‘rising up’ – actually they are simply shattering their own communities – represent a generation that has been more suckled by the state than any generation before it. They live in those urban territories where the sharp-elbowed intrusion of the welfare state over the past 30 years has pushed aside older ideals of self-reliance and community spirit. The march of the welfare state into every aspect of less well-off urban people’s existences, from their financial wellbeing to their childrearing habits and even into their emotional lives, with the rise of therapeutic welfarism designed to ensure that the poor remain ‘mentally fit’, has helped to undermine such things as individual resourcefulness and social bonding. The anti-social youthful rioters look to me like the end product of such an anti-social system of state intervention.
http://www.spiked-online.com/index.php/site/article/10970/
hombre_de_plata_flaco said:I did not write that guys. It's quoted from the linked article.
dallgire said:hombre_de_plata_flaco said:I did not write that guys. It's quoted from the linked article.
again i love it! Dano got somthing to say or are you going to stay hush? prolly a good idea!!
packerbacker said:Problem is, the government, at least here in the US, will rebuild the burned down buildings. My buddies and I joked one time that we should protest the OJ Simpson verdict of "not guilty" by burning down the dive bar we hung out at. We figured the government would build us a new bar at taxpayer expense.
Dano Sverige said:Have we had posts deleted again here I keep thinking i'm getting alzheimers because i KNOW i've posted stuff!