[TheRealVille]

Racism does run in both directions. There will always be racism as there will be sexism, economic envy, territorial prejudices, and all the rest. It is natural. It can't be legislated away.

Humans associate with their own "kind". I find nothing particularly unusual about that. Almost all blacks will vote for Obama. Almost all Mormons will vote for Romney.

When I leave the Commonwealth, I much prefer to go south rather than north. I identify with and trust southerners far more than I do northerners. The same is true in regard to race, creed, philosophy, etc. I don't find that to be unusual at all. It is, I believe, normal human behavior.

I don't believe in discrimination. However, I don't believe in automatic entitlements and quotas. Red, yellow, black, white, or a combination- all should earn their own way if they are physically and mentally able to do so. If they honestly cannot do so, we who have resources are obligated to take care of them.

No race or group is entitled to special "rights". If you are able to do so, earn your own way or suffer the consequences.

You finally made a post I can almost 100% agree with. I still think we need some race laws left in place, because the nation as a whole, are not to the place where they can be done away with, yet. I'm talking discrimination laws here. Left unchecked, discrimination runs wild. I wish the people of the US, both sides, were past this.