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   On 07-22-20, GREGORY DEYSS said to DALE SHIPP:   
      
   GD>On 02 Jul 2020, Dale Shipp said the following...   
      
   DS>  -=> On 07-01-20  07:59,  Gregory Deyss <=-   
   DS>  -=> spoke to Dale Shipp about Re: Floyd <=-   
      
   DS> Are they free to move into your neighborhood and not be subjected to   
   DS> predujice and scorn?  Are they free to have equal schools?  Are they   
   DS> free to walk or jog down your street without someone deciding that they   
   DS> do not belong and then chase them down with guns?  Are they free to get   
   DS> on an elevator without noticing that the woman who is there tightens her   
   DS> grip on her purse?   
      
      
      
   GD>Your painting with a rather large brush in a attempt to prove your point.   
   GD>but there are things that are simply no longer the case which dulls the   
   GD>point that you are trying to make here.   
      
      
   He must have grown up in the south somewhere (Alabama, maybe?).   
      
      
   I started school in the mid 1940's. I went to all public schools. In every   
   school I was ever in there were black students. I was even put in a mostly   
   black school in the ghetto for two years as a punishment by the superentendent   
   of the city's school district.   
      
      
   All schools I went to were staffed by public school teachers. Whatever I was   
   taught in those schools, black students were taught as well.   
      
      
   I managed to obtain a high school diploma. And over the years managed to   
   accumulate over three years of college credits.   
      
      
   Everything I was exposed to in the way of teaching in the public schools, the   
   black students were taught at the same time.   
      
      
   When I hear or read that crap about blacks having been at a `disadvantage' in   
   school....or `blacks never had the same chance as whites'....thats horseshit!   
   Pure and simple horseshit!   
      
      
   The main difference was.....I paid attention to what was being taught! Many   
   blacks spent their time in class sleeping, or didn't show up at all. They   
   spent their days in a street gang in the `projects', or in juvenile detention   
   for skipping school or some petty street crime.   
      
      
   If you spend your school years pissing away your time running with a street   
   gang, doing dope and committing petty crimes, its no wonder you can't get a   
   decent job due to not having any education!   
      
      
   It isn't a surprise that without a trade or even a decent way of articulating   
   ordinary language, you can't get a high-paying job.   
      
      
   How can an employer hire someone to be a high-paid salesperson who's way of   
   greeting a potential customer is; `Hey mufukker! Watcho want!' Instead of;   
   `Good morning sir...how can I help you?'   
      
      
   The vast majority of them have only themselves to blame for the circumstances   
   they find themselves in.   
      
      
   They had it in their own power to make their life better. All they had to do   
   was pay attention in school....do the work....show every school day....and do   
   what every person who succeeds on some level does to do so; take charge of   
   their own life, get all the education they can while its free, and work hard   
   like everyone else.   
      
      
   Tagline....."Twenty dollars says Jeffery Epstein still votes democrat in   
   2020!"   
      
      
      
      
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