NO, Blacks are racist against whites

Submitted by Ashley (United States), Jul 1, 2008 at 10:21

Look the only reason why people want to vote for Obama is because he's black. They are not even listening to anything he says about what he wants to do for our country. I guess it's just the idea of having black president that thrills alot of people, it has nothing to do with what he wants to do for our country.

Many people are being racist against whites, even whites are being racists against other whites. This one person made a stupid comment saying " I'm getting sick of all these white presidents, it's time for a change;let's have a black." That is a lot of people's attitude about this whole campaign . It's all about color. Quit looking at color and see what they have to say and want to do for our country.Besides he's a democrat and they give out too much welfare to people who don't really need it, to people who are lazy and don't want to work...,etc.

I have heard Obama's wife say some racist things and television and on the internet. It's not fair for the whites of this generation to be treated horribly by blacks for slavery that happened with their ancestors and our ancestors. In high school blacks beat up white people, they say racists things to them, they make fun of white people, (say their music is better and it's not ,let me include their rap has ruined the morals and values of our country),belittle them,and try to humiliate them as much as possible just because they hate us for our ancestors putting their ancestors in slavery. Slavery was a horrible thing,but i don't believe i or anybody in this generation should be treated this way when we had nothing to do with slavery. No wonder whites are racist agianst blacks, because many blacks treat whites like crap, like we had something to do with slavery. Who agrees with me?

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