In my travels I have come in contact with many people of different cultures, I have never refused service, or dealt with anyone as any less important then any other customer. I have never felt myself as a bigot, nor do I now question that, in myself. What I do know from what others have told me openly , before this age of electronic eaves dropping, that race is far less of a bigoted factor then nationality. I have found, family, nationality, and social stature create far more bigotry then race ever has.
In this age of media hype, race is the easy card to excite people's interest and anger. No one has ever introduced laws or rules to prevent nepotism which, in any work environments, creates discriminatory environments.
My inquiry would be, do you really believe there is a serious racism issue in the US? Are people too eager to make an issue of incidents, that our wonderful media likes to stuff in our faces? Is it justifiable for the average citizen to fear their Muslim neighbors? If so, isn't that bigotry? I truly believe people are too sensitive and find the race card an easy one to attract attention, and I also feel way too many need attention.
Would love to hear from you guys, mostly because I do care how our global neighbors view this dysfunctional society, be patient, we are only 250 years old, we will grow up someday.![]()