Woman in coma after her Craigslist roommate brutally attacked her !

Ironic coming from the person who posted this delusion.

 

I made no mention on which side of that divide I found myself; you made an unwarranted assumption.

 

I was going by your own posted opinions of unwarranted superiority. e.g. #92

http://www.politicalforum.com/showthread.php?t=445181&page=10&p=1065880597#post1065880597

Yes, you made it abundantly clear as to "which side of that divide" you considered yourself to be.

 

Only if it is your assumption that skin color is the true divisor.

You seem to be interpreting everything through a clouded mirror.

 

It's unthinkable for a respectable white woman to invite an unknown black man, whom she found on the web, to live with her. Ms Jones may have been romantically involved with Byron Mitchell prior to the attack that happened on Valentine’s Day, February 14.

 

Ironic on many levels given that your racism is clouding your judgement and you are the one making baseless negative assumptions about your fellow Americans/.

 

My heart goes out to this young woman. But, I am wondering...why was she so naive? You can't trust people you meet on CraigsList to come live in your home. I wouldn't even give my phone # to a complete stranger this way. I pray that she survives and does OK. I hope this guy gets what is coming to him. How tragic!

 

This thought crossed my mind too.

 

That corn can be pretty violent sometimes!

 

I should report you for throwing labels at me like that, but IMO it shows more about you than it does me. Anyone on here that really knows me realizes I do not draw lines by race but by behavior.

Have a nice day.

 

Except that your own posts prove otherwise.

Had you just used the term "rage" you might have a point but instead you posted "black rage".

What exactly is the difference, in your mind, between "black rage" and ordinary "rage" when it comes to "behavior"?

Because I don't see any difference.

Someone who is enraged, irrespective of motivation, is acting from emotion rather than rational thinking. To me rage is colorblind because I see it in everyone equally.

But you made a distinction so therefore there must be some difference in your mind between ordinary "rage" and this imaginary "black rage" that only you are aware of.

 

I am talking about the "black rage" being stirred up in susceptible dark complexioned people by those with a divisive agenda which seeks to keep us divided. Videos posted in this Forum from the Baltimore and Ferguson riots, and from some BLM demonstrations, come to mind.

Accusations that others are "racist" is one of the techniques used.