On 19 Nov 2005 09:57:49 -0800, with neither quill nor qualm, "John
Martin" quickly quoth:

It's not that people are afraid to use their common sense, it's that we
have made it illegal to do so. PC has become not a moral guide, but

John, it's that too many folks don't -have- any common sense to use
which causes the problems. Granted, a PC society eschews it, too.


Remember Jesse Jackson's statement that, when he heard footsteps behind
him on a dark street and turned to see who was behind him, he was
relieved if he saw that his follower was white? How many people
branded him as a racist for that remark? Very few. Instead, the

Gee, he's racist against blacks, too? Will wonders never cease?

I strongly feel that Jesse Jackson is one of the, if not the, largest
bigot in America today. He's a reverse racist, a black who hates
whites. Louis Farrakhan is another one right up there with Jackson.
The KKK's hatred probably pales in comparison.



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