how can this happen

#2
#2
Another example of the "it's good as long as it isn't in my back yard" mentality.
 
#3
#3
Another example of the "it's good as long as it isn't in my back yard" mentality.

Interesting... I bet most of those fools thought Obama was good enough to vote for but not good enough to live next to... very weird.
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#4
#4
Interesting... I bet most of those fools thought Obama was good enough to vote for but not good enough to live next to... very weird.
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hypocrisy has no bounds or guidlines. i would say if these people acted white, ( and gay) they would have no problems.
 
#5
#5
hypocrisy has no bounds or guidlines. i would say if these people acted white, ( and gay) they would have no problems.

If you aren't white, gay or homeless I guess they really don't want you around.
 
#6
#6
"In some neighborhoods, it was complete madness," said longtime resident David Gilbert, a black retiree who organized the United Citizens of Better Neighborhoods watch group. "They were under siege."

Reminds me of a Chris Rock joke about the difference between black people and n-words... Wow...

Even this brother doesn't want live near them. LOL!!!
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#7
#7
As more and more black renters began moving into this mostly white San Francisco Bay Area suburb a few years ago, neighbors started complaining about loud parties, mean pit bulls, blaring car radios, prostitution, drug dealing and muggings of schoolchildren.

I find it hard to believe that Bay residents aren't embracing the new diversity in their neighborhoods. :whistling:
 

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