>>I just can't believe that there is any intelligent person here who does not see that the very fact that he brought up blacks in the context of that sentence is wrong and racially motivated at some level. Politically incorrect? That's all some of you think it is? Amazing.
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>I must be one of the stupidest in your list.

That's an affront to all stupid people everywhere, Alex.
You should be ashamed of yourself. Ashamed, I tell you. ASHAMED!!! Trying to grab the power of "stupidest"! Self-proclaimed yet!!! Only a whitey could have such gall.




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>Why is it that whenever a race is mentioned anywhere, racial issues will be raised?
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>More than with racism itself, I have a serious problem with the stupidity that tends to surround this type of thing.
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>For example, if you have a statistic that shows that a specific group has a specific tendency, everything is fine and dandy as long as that group doesn't coincide with a racial, sexual, or any other social type of group. Particularly when the group happens not to be white christian males (who, at this rate will need a lot of assistance as they'll be clearly left out of everything in a few years).
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>I guess I'm quite a racist because I believe that blacks are better basket-ball players, or heard anecdotal evidence that they make excellent ice skaters, or are better rap singers (for the record, I can't stand rap music). Of course, God forbid that I should ever say that their math abilities are lacking or some such terrible remark.
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>Blacks are succeptible to certain diseases that whites have no problems with, same with some jews of european ancestry.
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>Go back 400 years: native americans (indiands) made poor slaves, while blacks were extraordinarily suited for hard labor.
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>I firmly believe that there are certain innate abilities that are inherited, just like skin color, hairy legs, and ear shape. Neither of it is bad nor good. It's just there. Not talking about it because someone might get offended is a rather sad state of affairs.
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>Bennet's only mistake, imo, was that he said something that would lead a lot of people to crucify him based on out-of-context characterization of what he said.
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>Have fun!
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>Alex