Idiot Governor Barbour

This site is called "whitewomenblackmen.com" how can you NOT bring up race.

I don't see most of the black male members of WWBM crying victim just bringing out the injustices they experience on a mostly daily bases. Sneakeedyck, maybe you need to actually talk face to face with your black brothers instead of getting talking points from your conservative white friends and co-works to bring over here and try to sting us with now and then.

I believe it's naivete to come to an interracial site and try to ignore the subject of, well . . . race. Any black man who dates, marry or have children with a white woman will at one point have to deal with a few uncomfortable racial incidents. What most of the members on WWBM are concern about are people like Gov Haley Barbour who have the power to sign laws that can turn back the clock on interracial relationships. And when a member like Tuckerreed jumps up and say "Lovely You Haley!! you re a great Gov!!!" other members have a right to respond with titles like "self hating" and in most cases they maybe RIGHT.

Sneakeedyck, you, Tuckerreed and other black conservatives may have experience "paradise" where you don't see color but only the content of character while being a black man living in your "white only" world that's fine more power to you but once in a while come down to reality.

 

Oh yeah, the cross-burning, lynching, and Jim Crow segregation they came from the left. You must think the black members on WWBM are stupid.

Can we put you in the "self-hating" column, Sneakeedyck?

 

The ones who gave their lives for Civil Rights were liberals. I have not heard of any conservative who worked to end segregation. Also if it were not for those liberals Jim Crow would had ended in either in the 70's or 80's. Also another example was South Africa,there was no conservative wanted to say anything of ending Apartheid and none of them joined in the protest against the White minority government's embassies in the Western countries.

 

WTF?!:smt104

 

My thoughts exactly!

 

You're surprised?

 

Not really surprised at all. I just know that when the slaves were emancipated back in the day, there were some who happily left the plantation. However there were several slaves who chose to stay behind.

Go figure.

 

probably for economical and safety reasons

 

Mississippi is the home of Jefferson Davis, James Eastland, Ross Barnett, Paul B. Johnson Jr, Trent Lott and Harley Barbour.. Let;s not forget it was Barbour was once chairman of the Grand Ole Party and has alot of friends within Conservative movement...

 

You really are a coon.

 

No, you are an idiot that can't interpret what I wrote. I specifically gave reasons why I think the people who stayed with their masters stayed. I didn't say they were good reasons.